Thanksgiving Weekend I visited Plain Jane's, Ennis, for the first tim. What what an AMAZING store!…read more From ladies Country Casual wear, men's w, kitchen and dining items, sleep wear, Pendleton items, exciting jewelry...AND MORE! The staff was so warm, hospitable and helpful. Meeting the owner, Libby Doggett-Nevin, was delightful. She even carried my purchases to my car! Now that's "old time" Customer Service! I'm looking forward to my next trip to Ennis, so I can visit Plain Jane's and see what exciting new products they have to offer. Be sure to stop at Plain J when you're in the Ennis, Montana area.

Cute place to shop. They have really nice women's clothing , boots, & purses. The store theme is…read moremostly " mountain " or "country ". The home goods are super cute. Definitely worth checking out if you are in the area.

We were visiting from out of state and shopped here for our niece and nephew. They have the cutest…read moreclothes and shoes - some regionally relevant like moccasins and boots and all other styles shapes and sizes. The sales associates and owner were very nice and helped us with an exchange that was out of state. Great little shop!

What a wonderful shop! Cutest clothes ever for newborns to size 7! Casual to very dressy for…read moreall aged kiddos. Books, soothing and teething accessories- just a great variety. Service was excellent and just a wonderful find in Bozeman!

Thrift stores can be some of the best places to shop and find something fun or unusual. They also…read morecan be "what the hell is that?" kinds of places. Bridger Thrift has a nicely selected collection of items you'd find in a thrift store: clothes, dishes, glassware, toys, shoes, furniture, art, miscellaneous goods. Nothing unusual about that. What made Bridger Thrift standout is that everything was useable. I didn't see any torn, ripped, sketchy stuff and surprisingly, there wasn't a lot of dust. Either they sell out quickly, or the staff takes time to clean and keep things looking fresh. Of course, I may have been there during a time the inventory was getting a refresh, and maybe it was fluke. In any case, the people are great -- helpful, but not pushy. I found some glass jars that have been very hard to come by, even in main-stream stores, so I walked out of this thrift store with my stash placed in a reusable bag. The circle of recycling complete. Bridger Thrift is in the category of "good place to shop".

Locally owned, fair prices and pup friendly. What's not to love? I never leave here without finding…read morean arm full of goodies.

I was on vacation in the area and decided to check out their thrift store. It's right off a big…read moreroad and parking is all around the building. The outside does not do it justice. When you walk in there's carts and baskets. In all honesty it doesn't really even look like a thrift store. All the things in here are super cute. It's very well organized and clean. I'm glad they only take the best because that's what you'll get. There's a ton of great finds and great selection. There's a down stairs too. They had a great book section. They also had a yarn section and a craft section that I thought was really cool. I found a pair of almost brand new vans for $8. Cost was amazing. Service was great. Definitely worth stopping by.

Very expensive for a Thrift store, especially since it is advertised as a non-profit!read more

This was a large and clean store. This store had a good assortment of clothing, sterling jewelry…read moreand other items. It's not as big as some of the other stores but they had a better assortment of higher to lower end items. Staff was amazing and really enjoyed getting to know their customers.

Went to Canyon Square with my girlfriend for some souvenirs of our trip to Yellowstone. Since it…read morewas the off season there wasn't too many people in the town so it wasn't crazy busy when we arrived. The store has something for everyone to enjoy and the quality of the shirts is what drew me. They have comedic, simple, and well design shirts as well as artisan wooden statues, knives, gems, plushies, mugs, backpacks, etc. The store is well kept and the family that runs the place are very nice. Prices are reasonable for the quality of the items that you can get out of this store. I would recommend this place for souvenirs over other places in West Yellowstone.

Beautiful, local boutique. I SO appreciate the quality selection of clothes and love that they…read morecarry Little Giraffe blankets. This boutique is my go-to for every child's birthday and holiday celebration.

This place is ADORABLE but way too over priced. Just because it's downtown doesn't mean you have to…read morecharge $45 for a onesie.

This is a wonderful store, the owner takes pride in his store, as I paid for my ice cream a…read morereceipt fell out of my pocket. The owner walked over and picked up the receipt . When I saw him picking it up I realized it was mine and he gave it back to me. In all the stores in West Yellowstone, I have never seen anyone take the time to keep the floor clean. While I was in the store the owner and his employees were very kind to me and my dog, tucked away in her dog sling; they offered her water. The employees are very friendly and welcoming; considering the multitude of international tourists. I purchased several items in the Clearance section of the store as well as the main section. All the items I purchased were reasonably priced. The store has an extensive selection of souvenirs for everyone's taste. Spend sometime looking around and sit at the old fashion soda bar and enjoy the best ice cream in West Yellowstone. I highly recommend to visit this store.

Marketed as a historic soda fountain landmark, when they don't even have a fountain. The shop is…read moresimply a glorified gift shop. The best they do is sell ice cream. All the employees were clearly foreign. Not what we expected from a supposed historical landmark.

Family run business for many years. Nice ambience and a great selection of souvenirs, western and…read morevictorian wear, with also some food and grocery items. It's not Costco but it's enough to get the essentials. The store it's self was established in 1864 and serviced the prospectors during the great gold strike of Alder Gulch. The people are friendly and know a bit of the towns history as well. I stop and shop there on my yearly journey to this area and love the feel of the place. Like traveling back in time. PS, the fishing is great nearby.

What a fabulous gem of a place! Ladies, if you are looking for amazing, comfortable, REAL cotton…read moreclothing with beautiful detailing you have to stop by Rank's. The dainty white cotton pajamas are the best! The owner is wonderfully helpful and will do everything to help you find what you are looking for. Best place to buy ice cream or a dozen eggs in a pinch too! LOVE the store!

I am in a 33' Class A Motorhome & due to the fact that there are very few RV campgrounds in the…read morearea (1 KOA for $100 per nite - NOPE) I stayed overnight a few nites at this Walmart waiting for some forwarded mail to catch up with me. Usually, I was one of 4 or 5 RV's staying overnight. Had no problems at all & was able to get all my shopping done too. I had a beautiful view of the mountains all around me, so gorgeous setting. There is a nail salon in this one & I plan on taking advantage of that. I will post a separate review for that later.

Wal-Mart are you proud of your employee Joe?? I send my husband to go get me over the counter…read moremedicine from the pharmacy as I'm 6 months pregnant and feeling bad. Store hours say closed at 11pm and my husband tried to go in the store at 10:54pm. Joe stops my husband and says he can't go in. When my husband asked to speak to the manager or supervisor Joe stands there and yells "NO! NO!NO! while slamming the doors in my husband's face and taunting him. He did get the photo of Joe who was very proud of his behavior and representation of the Wal-Mart brand.