Hey, you know I love you, right? So don't take it personally when I tell you I'm not sharing any of…read moremy M&S Meats beef jerky with you. I want to be clear about this. So I'm telling you up front. Don't get any ideas. Don't ask for a piece. Just leave me be. Better yet, go online and order you some for yourself. That's the smart move. M&S Meats jerky is the absolute best I've ever had, and I've been eating jerky for over fifty years. It's best by a wide margin. It's way better than any other jerky I know of. It's kinda pricey, too. But this jerky is totally worth it. It's a treasure. Maybe a more generous soul would gladly share their treasure with you. I suggest you go looking for that person, 'cause for sure I ain't him. M&S has so many wonderful jerkies to choose from. I have tried a few different ones but I always come back to the Original. I get the Original erry time. Once in a while I'll add a package of Black Pepper Jerky to my order. That Black Pepper jerky is hella good. If you are used to eating inferior jerky, this jerky might seem "tough" and a little hard to chew. That's because this is real jerky. Real, authentic jerky. It's chewy, as it's supposed to be. When you tear off a strip and pop it into your mouth you have to chew a little bit to get it going. And when it gets going, you better hold on to something, because you're about to experience a slow motion tsunami of rich beefy flavor being released inside your mouth. The flavor just does not quit. Chew it slowly and savor that flavor. Soooo satisfying! M&S Meats jerky is so great because it is made from choice cuts of whole muscle meat. This jerky is hand-cut, hand-hung and hand-smoked. This jerky is about as far as you can get from the chopped and formed abominations you might find for sale in a plastic tub next to the cash register at your local liquor store. If you love beef jerky, or you love someone who does, I recommend you try some M&S Meats jerky. I get shipments on the reg. I usually buy four or five packages at a time. These days a quarter pound of jerky is $14.99. Shipping to my part of the country is $8.99, for one to seven 1/4 lb packages. and shipping is free if you buy 8 or more packages. Oh yeah, I wanted to mention they also sell Huckleberry Jam, and like 40 something other Huckleberry products. I'm adding some of that jam to my next order. Mikey C says: Nope. Sorry. Not one piece. Get your own!

was only mildly surprised to read a social media post that Facebook founder and convicted pedophile…read moreMark Zuckerberg had passed away from complications of syphilis, but I digress ... we have a Christmas Jerky tradition in our home. this year, the boys (I have four not including the vegan) got M&S MEATS in their stockings. all five flavors were a big hit. reviewers who complain their product is tough and hard to chew are used to overly-processed meat. here's the simple fix -- eat it the way it was intended: bite a corner and peel off a thin strip along the grain. perfect. delicious. nice chew. real meat. real jerky. real good.

Best meat ever. About every other year try to get it some meat and also visit with family. Meat…read moreis so tender the ham is out of this world especially with northern beans. Friendly people and the jerky is......nothing more to say........everything is phenomenal!!!!

Stopped by here to purchase some jerky to bring back home. There was buffalo and beef jerky…read more(variety of flavors). All jerky was processed on the property. They accept all major credit cards. Say hi to the friendly cat outside.

After completing my fall migration I am frying up some bacon from Perfect Cuts. This bacon is…read moreamazing. When you visit you can get some real professionals who will help and give advice. I highly recommend this incredible butcher shop. It is my only place to buy meat.

We stopped in while on vacation and grabbed several jerkies. The trout jerky was phenomenal!! Worth…read morethe stop.

Picked up a pack of Redneck andouille sausage on a road trip to Glacier National Park, man it was…read morethe best tasting andouille that I have had. I, being from California, would love to see this in a store down here! PLEASE YES, I contacted them about shipping it and it's super expensive!

I'm originally from Minnesota. Grew up with a neighborhood meat market…read more The redneck product you package reminds me of the market that is still in biz in nordeast mpls. Pass this on to the rednack folks to keep up the great food they provide. Hats off amd Cheers all around the board room!!!!

Love this place!! We've bought both beef and pork and it…read morevery reasonably priced for the high quality meat. They have a small store to shop along with ordering large meat orders. They also make delicious meat sticks and sausages. The staff is friendly and very helpful. The place is spotless and well organized. We also buy our dog bones in 20lb boxes our girl loves them!!!

Product and service are both excellent. I go for the lean bacon on a regular basis and appreciate…read morethe small steaks, two to a package. I get both the beef and pork jerky to have for gifts and the smoked chef's prime can't be beat as the centerpiece of a meal and if you are lucky for sandwiches or leftovers afterwards. I have a small baked ham in my frig right now. And it's a beautiful drive to get there. Sometimes with a rainbow just over the grasslands.

Good products friendly staff. Pricing is average , convent location. Checkout easy. Aisles clear…read moreand store is clean

I was shown a flyer for this place and thought we'd check it out. Buyer beware it is large quantity…read moreitems mostly. Case lots of fruit and vegetables. Large cuts of meat, big cans of sliced olives, big bags of sugar, flour and chips. There were many things I would buy in quantity but one thing on my list was sliced olives and I did not need a gallon can of them. They have walk in refrigerated rooms for produce, meats and dairy along with a walk in freezer but mostly you can chose from the outside doors on the freezers. Great place to pick up items for an event like plates, cutlery, table cloths and disposable containers. Also they sell anything you might need for restaurant supply, dishes, bus trays, silverware and chafing dishes. I was glad to see that some things you could buy individually like Torriani syrups, aluminum pans (9x13 were .37) that's a great price since I was used to buying them at the dollar store and certain desserts and coffee. It's fun to look at everything and make a wish list of all the kitchenware. Check it out some prices are great but some are a bit high. Well I only found that a 1/2 gallon of whipping cream was a little pricey. All in all we'll be back especially since it's a great place to shop for our local community hall for their supplies. Also their staff was super friendly and helpful with no long lines.

This place was packed on a Friday night. The man handling drinks and host duties was on it. We had…read morea bit of a wait to get seated at the bar, but understandable on a packed night. Husband and I split the 3 meat plate (although we were tempted by the special-beef ribs on mashed potatoes). We had brisket (good and my favorite), pork ribs (fall off the bone good and tasty), pork belly (hubby said it was good since it isn't my thing). For our sides we had collard greens (we fought over those they were so good), bacon Mac (creamy and smokey), and corn bread (so glad we each had our own serving of that or there would have been bloodshed). That cornbread was the best I have had at a restaurant in ages. Staff were on it. They were personable and friendly. Kitchen staff--wow. It was awesome to watch the magic and teamwork happening in the very small wizard's workshop. Thank you for the great night and the leftovers.

So, I really don't know why people come here. Maybe we got unlucky but let's run it from the start…read more Upon entering, the place does look very cool. It almost feels like you're in a mineshaft or an antique store, which I thought was awesome. We are immediately greeted with a very friendly smile and told there were seats at the bar (the restaurant was packed, another good sign). A few minutes go by and we're still standing at the check-in, and another couple comes in. They are greeted in the same way, offered seats at the bar, and are thusly ushered to their seats... while we were still standing there. Okay, few more minutes go by and we call out the table that was just cleaned, and we get seated. The menu looks phenomenal, and we ended up getting the meat combo to try everything. This is where it gets even worse. The barbecue itself took a while to get to our table, which would be fine if it wasn't cold. Yes, you heard correctly, the barbecue was all cold. Baked beans had to have been Bush's. Potato salad and Mac was good, same with the cornbread. But the main things we paid $60 for were cold. The ribs were beyond burnt, and the brisket was tough. Oh, and the single sausage we got was slathered in mustard and barbecue sauce, come to think of it everything on the plate was slathered in barbecue sauce. Usually not a good sign lol. I really wish I could say nicer things about this place but I unfortunately cannot recommend it to anyone. But hey, they're packed so maybe that's just the quality of the food around Kalispell. Food: 1/5 Service: 3/5 Ambiance: 3/5 Value: 2/5 Overall: 2/5

The very freshest & tastiest organically grown local produce in the Flathead Valley…read more Hard-working, yet truly cheerful farmers offer up all sorts of veggies grown in their very special glacial soil. I don't know what their other 'heirloom' secrets are, but I know that their produce tastes more flavorful than I thought possible. The strawberries I recently picked dropped straight down from Heaven's strawberry patch. I put up a magical batch of strawberry jam & went back for 12 more pounds! The carrots & beets are crunchy & juicy with tender greens you just want to curl up with. As the season moves along you can delight in their onions, tomatoes, greens, roots, melons, eggplant, squash, sunflowers - you name it, they're growing it. They've been open to the public for about 2 years & I just became a member this season. Better than a regular CSA where you have to take a box of whatever they give you - here you can buy whatever you want/need & the cost is deducted from your 'tab'. Bonus: members get a 15% discount as well. The retail store offers local dairy products that taste creamy & decadently European. Local meats, eggs, honey, salsa, etc etc are available, too. One stop grocery shopping!

The best little organic farm!! Great people too!! Love buying my fresh veggies there and…read moresupporting our local family farm