I see someone else mentioned selling expired stuff here, we even saw they ADVERTISED some Bubly as…read more$1 BECAUSE it was expired! Not a big deal with sparkling water, but shows why we've gotten at least 4-5 things there that have been rotten (and when you bring it back, they don't really seem to care). Most things you can check the manufacturers date, but I would never buy a pre-made sandwhich from there again- MOLDY! Also, when I first moved here, saw an employee go straight from the urinal back to work without washing his hands. Let a manager know, but there's still no sign in their (filthy) bathroom saying employees must wash... Produce is better at Walmart. We get our meat at Bear Paw Meats (local, cheaper, and better) Tried to order a cake there, would've been $30!!! And they didn't know what the hell was going on in the email correspondence. Too bad, it's a nice looking store, but values matter!

This store has an amazing selection of beer, pretty good produce, and amazingly friendly checkers…read more You may spend a bit more money than the global conglomerate on the other end of town, but you'll get in and out quicker and the experience is much better.

This isn't a meat market anymore as far as I can tell. It's a very small diner and bakery. As for…read morebaked goods, they had three types of cupcakes and cinnamon rolls. The cinnamon rolls looked great but the cupcakes looked average. We were looking for pie when we came in. Someone behind the counter said, "menus are here" and pointed to a box mounted on the counter. We left without ordering anything but I thought it was worth mentioning that it isn't a meat company.

Gram's is just as good in 2026. Same order as last time plus a Salted Caramel Truffle for the my…read moretrain attendant.

Delicious and unique candies and ice creams. I absolutely love coming here anytime I'm in town and…read moreits become a must visit on me and my husbands date nights. I cant recommend enough for people to try some of the unique ice cream flavors. My personal favorite is huckleberry but honestly Ive yet to have anything short of excellent here.

Pro's 1. In the scarcity-ridden environment of the Hi-Line,…read moreI am very thankful to have a Walmart right here where I live. Otherwise, I'd have to drive to Great Falls or Billings. 2. In this overpriced-on-everything community that is Havre, thank you, national Wal-mart chain, for pooping on some of the local price monopolies. 3. I have had nothing but positive experiences getting my online orders delivered to me quickly and inexpensively at home or at this Walmart location. 4. Sometimes the smells wafting from the bakery are almost overpowering. Witch or no witch, forget about stealing the rapunzel and hand me whatever just came out of the oven! 5. Parking lot has a nicely designated, curbed off area for campers Con's 1. This Wal-mart is SEVERELY, SEVERELY understaffed. 2. That understaffing is most noticeable at the service desk, which is perhaps the slowest one on planet earth. It would be nice if more than 1 person worked there at all times, especially around times like, duh, Christmas. There's almost never anybody at the paint, jewelry or fabric counters, either, and no easy or obvious way to page them. 3. The produce section leaves much to be desired. (Did you get my pun?) 4. It's just a teeeeeeeensy bit scary to shop here at night, especially during the winter months. Wish the parking lot lighting was a lot brighter. 5. I don't like using their bathrooms. Probably because everyone else and their dog DOES. 6. Tourists, travelers, and parents of vomiting children who might need electrolyte in the middle of the night, please be advised that this location is NOT a 24-hour store.

For being a Walmart, it's pretty small. They don't really have anything special. The hot food is…read moreokay and the workers could be a little racist depending on the person. I went to go cash a check and the old caucasian man working there was being pretty rude until I asked to speak to his manager.

Mike's Thriftway, formerly Mike's IGA is pretty depressing but it's your only option for about…read moreforty miles. Ever since the B&W closed, there has been no competition and the groceries have gotten very expensive. The prices are pretty shocking. Items that are $3.99 at my local grocery store are over $9 here. They carry Western Family brands and seem to participate in the same sales as other chains because amidst all the $4 frozen veggies were bags on sale for 88 cents. The produce section is small but included mangos and avocados. The portobello mushroom caps were a little juicy and had a bit of mold on top, only visible if you look closely. They also sold expired bags of Garden of Eatin' chips...about 3 months past their date. The store carries Earth Balance sticks for over $5 per pound, several types of plant milk (almond, soy, almond coconut blend) but doesn't seem to replenish often. I bought the almond milk, leaving one, and there was none five days later. There are no veggie burgers or fake meats of any kind. The donut selection was sad and two cooked pizzas are $25. The gas station costs more than the one down the road in town. Also, no Huckleberry anything.

Prices are out of control while selection rivals that of most communist countries. I am not…read morepleased that most of my experience is searching for substitutes as the item I actually wanted isn't available. This inconvenience is constrained by the incredibly expensive comparables. You don't have much of a choice unless you are headed to Shelby or Havre. This is an oversized convinience store and this wasn't always the case. The prices seems to have taken a leap upward as a result of new ownership.

The building is super cool. I love the tin ceiling and old wooden floors. The variety is what you…read morewould expect in a town as tiny and remote as Winifred. The place seemed very clean. I just like that places like this still exist! I'm giving it an extra star just for that.

From the owner: Winifred Grocery is your local source for all of your grocery needs, wine and spirits, convenience…read moreitems, ice cream, deli sandwiches on fresh baked bread, and fresh baked goods.