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Kellem's Saddle - Sign outside simply says "Saddle Shop" but a web search indicates the store's name is actually "Keelem's Montana Saddlery."

Kellem's Saddle

5.0(2 reviews)
39.8 mi

I am very thankful for this store! After being inspired by the beautiful women of Montana (looking…read moresuper-cute in their colorful beanies, parkas and boots) and facing negative-degree weather, I decided it was time for an upgrade in clothes. I was wearing my warmest California winter skiing/snowboarding gear but was still feeling chilly while in Yellowstone. But finding clothes in Gardiner that someone in Gardiner would actually wear proved difficult as I quickly learned that Gardiner stores weren't stocked with the cute and warm outfits that I saw the people of Montana wearing - they were stocked with what tourists wanted - souvenirs and last minute travel items. So I get it - there are currently only 971 residents in Gardner and in seasonal months, tourists greatly outnumber residents so shops are geared for the tourist. But it still sucked since it's not what I wanted. Enter "The Saddle Shop". In addition to saddles and horse riding equipment, it offered clothes and accessories that were stylish and wearable. It was the only store open that offered colorful beanies in multiple styles rather than just Yellowstone or plain beanies. I didn't find an appropriate parka or boots but I did find a really cute beanie that I wore everyday for the rest of the trip. Loved it so much!

Kellem's Montana Saddlery is a truly unique mom and pop small town business. Mr. Kellem is a custom…read moresaddle maker and Mrs. Kellem runs the retail part of the business as well as making custom leather accessories (purses, chaps, vests etc.) The retail store has everything from shoes and clothes, gifts, tack and leather goods, jewelery, books and lots very unique and often hand made gifts and very few of the items sold in the store were made outside of the United States!!!! The customer service is excellent and the sales people are polite and helpful in finding sizes or helping with gift ideas. They are all very knowledgeable about the products in the store such as where and how they are made. This will be an excellent shopping experience during your trip through Yellowstone National Park and you can see the Roosevelt Arch from the store front and the beautiful mountains laying just inside the gateway to Yellowstone. I have even been lucky enough to see elk eating from the flower box out front of the store and bison strolling up and down Park Street. You will love this place!

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Kellem's Saddle - Les Kellem displaying saddles made in the shop.  The saddle on the right was made by his daughter.

Les Kellem displaying saddles made in the shop. The saddle on the right was made by his daughter.

Kellem's Saddle - Love the beanie I purchased there.

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Old Faithful Inn Dining Room - Huckleberry ice cream - the big serving makes this the rare value on the menu. Very shareable.

Old Faithful Inn Dining Room

2.6(358 reviews)
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If you're stuck eating inside the park, this is probably one of the better meals you'll eat…read more The braised rib with root vegetables was prepared well and I was ultimately very satisfied with my meal. My husband's ribeye was okay, but the fries (half his plate) were garbage from a frozen bag, not real potatoes. And not what you'd expect on an over $50 plate. Here are some of the factors that made this a less than exceptional experience: -We made a reservation for 8:00, didn't get let in until 8:40. Lots of empty tables but tons of people waiting. -They sat us in the back portion of the dining room which is very lackluster and not the grand vibe or look you're expecting from the front. -Once seated, our waiter encouraged us to choose the buffet because the kitchen was running 40-50 minutes to cook food. -The buffet was a disaster of slim pickin leftovers that were very clearly sitting there since starting at 5pm. -Once we decided to order from the menu (though it took a loooong time to see our server again), it only took 10 mins or so to get our food, which showed they were unnecessarily pushing us to the buffet to reduce work and kill leftovers. Despite all the negative, our meal itself was okay and way better than the alternative which would have been cafeteria food.

MUCH BETTER than I thought based on previous reviews. We did the lunch buffet and the fried chicken…read morewas some of the best I have had anywhere. Huge breasts that were so tender and breaded just right. The carrots and the corn bread were OUTSTANDING as were the brownies and cheese cake. The atmosphere was another highlight as well as the service. Our servers were VERY ATTENTIVE and kind. Yellowstone was slammed last week with more tourists than in previous years and yet the young men and women working were super. My highest compliments to all of you!

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Hamilton's Store - womenscloth - Updated October 2026

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