Beef pasty... OMG! I will dream about it until I get back to Butte and buy one more!…read more Everything else is frozen. Cash only.

Tried the pasties for the first time, very good with the gravy…read more They only accept cash. I noticed later emptying my pockets they gave me a silver quarter in change. Not sure how that happens almost 60 years since they stopped making them. This place has been around forever, did someone stumble on some very old change?

Just picked some up at the local grocery (Van's) and it truly is far superior to the mass-produced…read morebrands I have tried. I'm generally not a soft drink fan or consumer, but I can get behind this product, and I'll be picking it up regularly. Kudos to these folks for locally producing a product that is pretty obscure in the US. Za druzhbu myezhdu narodami!

From the owner: Kolokol Kvass, LLC manufactures a beverage that originated in Russia in or before 989AD. This brand…read morefollows an old recipe enjoyed by the owner while he was growing up in Southern Russia. Kolokol Kvass is an all natural beverage made with organic ingredients containing live cultures and enzymes. For more information about kvass, please, refer to the company website.

We were in the area and needed groceries. Choice was to go to a larger town store or shop local. We…read moredecided to shop local. We were not disappointed. They may not stock vast numbers of brands for the very category but they had what we needed. From carbonated water to ice cream. They also have a personal meat department. Staff was so friendly they helped carry out our load of groceries to the car. This is a small town gem. I wouldn't change a thing.

Prices are high, service is exactly what you'd expect. I waited nearly 3 minutes to purchase a…read moresingle item while the cashier made small talk with a gal about how bad California is and how they should move to Montana. The cashier finally scanned my item and when I paid using a card and it was approved, she continued her conversation and didn't say a word to me or hand my item over the counter. I just picked it up and walked out. Small towns, I tell ya what...