I love this place! They have great looking fruits and veggies and carry a variety of Mexican…read moreingredients. They also have homemade chicharrones, spicy peanuts (my favorite from anywhere so far and yummy hot!) and more. A lady ahead of me had even ordered some kind of banana leaves from him. The owner is a nice older man that speaks Spanish and English. I highly recommend to go by and check them out and see if they have anything you like, need or see if they can order it! :)

I have nothing but great things to say about the Gardner market…read more I was hesitant to go there because everyone said it was so expensive but I found the experience delightful. I wish I had gone there earlier in my stay just for the ambience lol. There are many things to question about Gardner Montana ;)However, the Gardner market was not one of them. Everybody in there was so polite and friendly. I couldn't believe it. Every time I asked for something everybody was incredibly helpful and there were some really nice ladies that were just totally friendly. The store is stocked to the brim. It has everything, at my hotel they were saying oh you won't find sunscreen or cream there but you know what they had every possible sunscreen and cream available!!! I was able to go there toward my last day and get things that I really needed like water and some sleeping pills since I was in a hotel that was very noisy! I would highly recommend the Gardner market to anyone and just remember when you're on a vacation things are more expensive because people are trying to make money in a small town so don't hold that against them. I love that market and if I lived in Gardner, I would shop there no matter what.

Good market to stop in for essentials before heading into Yellowstone. Pricing are a little on the…read moreexpensive side, but the prices are definitely on par with the other markets in the area, so I'm not surprised by the prices. They have everything from your usual grocery items, hot food, frozen food, produce, toiletries, etc. Small parking lot could get full, but people seem to leave at a decent pass.

I like this store. Who would have thought that a small town like Livingston would have a…read morelocally-owned grocery store stocked with organic, and local, fresh products, to rival that of its box-store competitors? For someone local, or on the way to Yellowstone Park for camping, who doesn't want to drive into Bozeman and searching for organic and fresh, seasonal, local produce, Food Works is the place to go. In addition to the usual grocery items and miscellany, Foodworks has bulk products, something that was particularly interesting to me, as I have been searching for some organic cornstarch. It's surprisingly harder to find than I expected. Here it was. The manager explained they sourced from Austria. I can't say I was expecting that -- but okay. Also available daily are ready made sandwiches and soups that don't appear to stay available long, so come early.

For such a small store, this local grocer packs a punch!!…read moreThey have a LOT of what the average health conscious food connoisseur might be looking for and more! Raw organ meats, organic in-season produce, medicinal herbs, artisanal bread and chocolate are just a few treasures one can find here at Food Works. However ..my FAVORITE thing of all at this store is the selection of ready to eat meals. In particular the egg salad and curry chicken bowl. Truth is, since I moved here, I have been slacking on my usual meal prepping and healthy eating and thus have been craving something tasty and packed with nutrients. The chicken curry bowl was that perfect blend between absolutely delicious and knowing my body is going to love me for this. Ps. *Parking lot is TIGHT!! My truck felt the squeeze coming in the parking lot for sure *bring your reusable bag!

Clean well organized supermarket Deli and food court are top…read moretier Bathrooms were clean and fresh smelling Food and grocery items are superb at competitive prices Responsive and customer facing employees

I usually love Rosaur's, but this review is in regard to the bakery which has consistently been…read moredeclining over the last couple of years. I was there today, and the hamburger buns were so flat, I thought two of them were the top and bottom half! They didn't rise at all! Then, when looking at the cookies, the ginger cookies had no icing on them at all, but used to have a big puddle on top. And the M&M cookies had the same fate as the hamburger buns---flat! There doesn't seem to be much quality control going on, and someone has either got the recipe wrong or the oven temps aren't right. The bakery used to be a real highlight of the store, but now it's just sad. It was at one time my main draw, but no more; Safeway's cookies look much better. Also---one more point, it would be nice if Rosaur's could provide diced veggies, such as onions, celery, peppers. They are a great help to people who work, as they save so much prep time. (Both Albertson's and Safeway have them.) Sadly looks like I may need to switch markets.

Finally found Town & Country Foods after circling a couple of times. Not the easiest place to find…read more They share a building with another company and their entrance is in the back. There was plenty of parking which is always nice. First thoughts were it seemed a bit disorganized. Or certainly not what we have experienced at other stores.  We felt that some items had limited selections otherwise we were able to get most of what we needed for our visit.

they took away the breakfast sandwiches and added overpriced burritos. please bring the sandwiches…read moreback!!

If you're hoping to discover a robust selection of wines, I hope you also enjoy the complex notes…read moreof disappointment and ego. This isn't so much a wine store as it is a stage for the owner's one-man show: "Let Me Tell You What You Clearly Don't Know About Wine." Want a bottle under $50 that doesn't require a thesis-level explanation? Move along, peasant. Instead, prepare to be cornered by the owner, who apparently believes that every visitor is here to be baptized in his knowledge of obscure Bordeaux vintages and his deeply spiritual trip to the Loire Valley. He'll tell you he "curates" his inventory, which is snob-speak for "doesn't stock much, but has a lot of opinions about what you should buy elsewhere." To summarize: if you want a wine store with actual wine, try literally anywhere else. If you want a lecture on terroir, tannins, and the tragic downfall of wine culture thanks to people like you, congratulations--you've found your temple.

What a find! To stumble across Wine Gallery was like waking up in paradise. Nate, the GM, is an…read moreenthusiastic wine lover who sets a high bar for other wine shops in the area... or anywhere, for that matter. To find grower-producer Champagnes, top Riojas, leading Barolos and Barbarescos, and good representation of wines from all the world's top regions is pure joy for a wine lover. I'm very proud of my small boutique store in Grass Valley, CA. But Wine Gallery gives me new ideas for expansion as soon as possible! If you're a Bozeman resident (or anywhere in Gallatin County), I highly recommend joining Wine Gallery's club. It will be a great way to expand your knowledge of wine and exposure to great new discoveries!

This is by far the best event in Bozeman. It get better every year. If you are looking for the best…read morelocal food and shops this is the place to go. If you are wondering what to do while in town... this is my number one choice. My friend is visiting this summer and taking her to this market is my number one priority during her visit. It's very family friendly and overall a great place to meet new people and just hang out. You'll love it if you love the outdoors and fresh food.

There are so many different types of vendors! Anywhere from fresh veggies, amazing homemade goat…read morecheese, loose leaf tea, vegan ice cream, crepes, Mexican food, jams, jewelry, clothing...& the list goes on & on! I'm pretty sure every family in town comes out to this farmers market. It's a great place to go & there's a playground for the kids.

Cheese tasted like chemicals, poor selection. I sent a message to their instagram and didn't get a…read moreresponse.

Pretty awesome small Latin American grocery tucked away in a shitty old 4 corners strip mall…read more They offer a wide variety of traditional fare, a great butcher with a multitude of options and the chips/salsas/dips you gringos are looking for also. They have a wide variety of tamales as well that are dope. Authentic service in both Spanish and English. Busier on the weekend when the line for the Sigue phone gets pretty long. A full recommend for anyone into Mexican, El Salvadorian or latin American cuisine. If you get intimidated there is a more approachable taco shop a few doors down that serves flavorless, but visually appealing southwestern items also. Pro tip; don't try and take the left back onto Huffine, it's just not possible anymore, drive over to jackrabbit for a safer option.