I can't stop thinking about the tomato soup I had two weeks ago. I knew it was amazing the first…read moretaste and was downright annoying about it. Do yourself a favor and stop in the cafe, the food is truly excellent. (Omg the homemade soup!!!)

I had the French dip at the trading Post Café. It was fine. It was a French dip the main point of…read morethis review was the funniest sign. I've read in all of Montana. Pick included below, but technically to note for anybody who's coming to visit that uses any type of mobility device that navigating the trading post is going to be quite difficult the aisles are very narrow and the bathroom door and front doors are heavy. There is access accessible parking There's tons of great themed gifts and I've never seen so much Pendleton in one place

Unassuming ice cream stand inside the general store. Walking into the store, the area of the store…read moreis much larger than you would first think. This family run business has very friendly workers that will give you recommendations on what's on the menu. The service isn't super fast so allot enough time if there's people in front of you. There was a large variety of items on the menu that you could order. Any of the ice cream flavors can be made into a milkshake. I had ordered the buffalo chip milkshake the first time I went. There are nuts in the ice cream and per worker notes, chocolate milkshakes tend to be thicker. Personally I didn't like the nuts in the milkshake but ordered a different milk shake the next time I visited. When I ordered a different flavor, the milkshake was noticeably less thick. You can add whip cream and a cherry on top.

Not a damn of their merchandise. Very poorly made. The service was terrible. Never have I ever seen…read moresuch an impatient staff. Maybe covid is taking its toll on workers but still.

The best shop in town! I got a sweet wolf shirt here. Great fast service, family owned and…read moreoperated.

Great shop with a remarkable selection of gift items. Got most of my Christmas gifts there because…read morethey were unique, well made and for the most part, reasonably priced.

Fantastic gift shop that has both Billings/Montana specific souvenirs and general gifts. We had a…read morelot of fun reading all of the different sayings on all the stickers, cards, towels, socks, etc. If we were local I would continue to come for all my gift needs.

Thank you!! I love my beaded fine jewelry, so indigenous! So deadly!…read more Thank you! I am so happy with my sacred treasures.

From the owner: The Edge of the Camp Gift Shop offers unique Native American gifts and collectibles, as well as…read morebooks, and local art.

This is a great 100% fair trade store (not for profit). It is run by volunteers. It offers food,…read moreclothing, and jewelry from all parts of the world. The people working here are great and will help you find everything. Great stop after you're done fishing. Also can pick up some music Maps of the world and drums from Ghana.

Wonderful store! The volunteers who work here are very helpful and friendly, and the items are…read morebeautiful gifts you will not find anywhere else. We especially enjoyed the hand-made hats and the quilling arts, but you could easily spend an hour in here and still be discovering new items. Also all of the proceeds from your purchases go to a good cause.

Small gift shop upstairs at the airport lot of local state items t-shirts sweatshirts cups, good…read moreplace to get the last minute snacks for your flight. The staff is some what friendly, seed she didn't want to be there any more then those passing by. So if the peanuts or pretzels don't cut it, you do have options

It's hard to categorize this place. It's almost like a general store and has a little of something…read moreof everything. There are toys, games, some clothes, touristy gifts, candy, jewelry, and some camping-related items, a never-used thermos or two, rain ponchos, etc. Much of the inventory on the non-jewelry and non-food items, were in original packaging and some were even a trip down memory lane just seeing them. I don't know where the owners found them. In the back corner on the lower shelf were typewriters -- refurbished electric typewriters ideal for those who want to be off-line. It was odd, but given the other things here, maybe not so odd. They don't seem to have a website, posted hours (roughly between 8-5), or a phone number. They aren't even located within town, but rather a couple of miles outside of Bridger. The building has a sign, but it's the yellow banners right off the highway that are the markers for where you need to turn. The owner and his wife put together the collection of oddities here and if you're missing something, or not missing something and just want to see or perhaps find something different, this is the place.

From the owner: We Sell Ammunition -- Games - Coffee - Music CDs -- Candy - Snacks -- Records -- Gifts -- Fishing…read moreTackle -- Live Bait - Sporting Goods - Hunting Clothes -- Household Items