Mediocre at best. Nothing stands out. I would not go back and do not recommend. Small menu and…read moresubpar food. They claim to serve "house chips" with sandwich order. They were corn chips. Who serves a sandwich with corn chip? they tasted like Toastidos.

I don't know how long the business has been there, but the building seems pretty new. I always try…read moreto find something local or different. It had a chain feel, but I have never seen a Topz before so it might not be. The service was good. The guy that took my order recommended the Italian so that's what I did. The bread was soft and yummy. There was decent meat bun ratio. The sandwich was good.. they did offer some craft fountain sodas. The Root Beer was good. It was weird that they did not have the usual chips to choose from, but they give you tortilla chips with queso. Who doesn't like that. Great experience and reasonably priced. Definitely worth a shot.

If you like the Chalet Market on the west side of town, then you'll certainly not be disappointed…read morein their newest location in downtown. Located in the lower level of the bank building, this spot has almost the same menu items and Montana-made things as the other location. Because it's newer and recently opened, construction hasn't quite finished so there's no seating available and the inventory of Montana-made things is still a work in progess. Chalet Market Downtown is eye-catching with its wide open space, light colored floors and bright menu monitors over the counter. It's almost too busy to look at, because your eyes naturally are drawn from one thing to the other. As for the food: I was there in the morning, so only the breakfast menu was showing and, like their other location, you choose your bread, protein, cheese and preferred add-ons. Or, you can do as I did and choose one of their specialty sandwiches or other options, such as avocado toast, huckleberry scone, breakfast burrito. It was a tossup between their specialty breakfast sandwich or the breakfast burrito. I picked the Chalet Market special, but they were out of the buffalo salami that day. While it was still good with the substitute, it just didn't have the same flavors. As weird as it sounds, the spicy honey mustard was more sweet than spicy and just didn't work for me on a breakfast sandwich. I'm not discouraged, though; I plan to try again next time I'm downtown. Or, maybe I'll just head to the other location. A Montana locally owned spot, two locations . . . sometimes convenience is not overrated.

Best sandwiches in Billings hand down. I love that the new owners preserved the old style and…read moreflavors of sandwiches and brought in some new ideas as well. The place is a little more modern with some great gift options.

The service was great and Sarah was very friendly, kind, and patient with our children…read more The shop, though smaller, can fit a good number of people inside. We ordered six sandwiches and everyone loved their sandwiches. I would give a five star review but some of ours ended up with the wrong sandwiches and had taken bites before we figured out what sandwich went to who. It would be helpful to write the sandwich names on the wrapper when there are multiple sandwiches to prevent confusion and may be helpful if there are some with allergies.

This place is great! We ordered a toasted Italian sandwich on sourdough to share, and it was…read moredelicious! This place is a hole in the wall with great service.

Worst customer service ever. I'd put a zero star review if I could. I just wanted a simple cake and…read moreafter having a conversation via chat they just stopped responding! There are PLENTY of other places to get cakes in Billings. Good luck with your business if this is how you treat prospective customers!

Found my new go-to bakery in Billings! Holy cow it's amazing! Stopped in this morning and was…read moregreeted by the owner who was super friendly. They have some really great combinations of cookies and cakes and are receptive to new flavors. Very creative with their cake designs, check them out on IG or FB for some pretty cool examples of their work. Cannot say enough great stuff about this place. I will absolutely be returning!

Hot soup, amazing queso dip, and homemade chips! We order three different sandwiches and everything…read morewas perfectly prepared! Locally owned shop and the staff gave spot on service! The menu options covered everything someone would want! We will for sure be supporting this place again!

The two workers today were absolutely amazing! They were very patient with my selection, and gave…read moreamazing recommendations! The attitude of this establishment is very friendly, warm, and cozy. It is never too crowded but a great place to meet new people. Everyone here seems to be a great community, and radiates positivity!

I only shop for groceries once a month and I always shop Winco first! Prices are great and the…read moreemployees are always helpful!!! Love the Deli! Always have everything stocked and ready. If you want Great Bargains while supporting a store that is a Coop, then do yourself a favor and shop Winco!

Mel: I have shopped WinCo Foods, for years, across OR and WA states. Store 155 in Billings, MT…read morereflects the worst customer journey experience I have ever seen at any grocery store. From the pervasiveness of untrained employees, to the persistence of losing good employees (checkers), to the rows of unpriced products, an always filthy restroom, and the absence of staffing the front desk or staffing it with again, untrained help. Your complete absence of leadership culminates in a failure across the entire customer journey. Store #155 resides in the failed KMART building. It looks like Winco is going to fail here too. BTW if you don't pay your employees a living wage you will not be able to keep good employees or motivate them to do their jobs well. But ultimately, Grant Haag, Nathan Tucker and Hank F. along with you are failing customers, continuously. See what a living wage for BIllings, MT is ($22.00 minimum) at https://livingwage.mit.edu/metros/13740

I was so excited to hear that there is a winery in Yellowstone County. They have a fine selection…read moreof reds and whites. The grapes may be from California, but the wine is casked and fermented in MONTANA. What's this is a family operation that is just outstanding in every way. They have live music, they have an amazing menu and great appetizers. They have a wine club too. No can't.

We've been a couple times now and really enjoy this out of the way winery. The flatbreads are tasty…read more(chicken & artichoke is our preferred thus far). The Brie, was not good--I won't order that again--was melty and with blueberries it tasted off. BUT the wine is really good and Bonnie is super fun and attentive. There's been live music the two nights we've gone. Love the atmosphere, as it's very laid back. We'll be back!

The food is your typical sandwich shop fare. They are of decent quality and the staff is nice…read more However, the pricing is too high for me to want to eat there again, or at least not on anything more than a very rare stop. The food is decent but paying almost $12 for an 8" sub with a bag of chips and a soda is preposterous. I can get the same thing at subway for less than $8.