I was making a $135 purchase and the P.O.S. system that takes credit cards wasn't working well…read more The person at the cash register told me it was my credit card. The second time I tried it worked fine. Then I smiled and said it wasn't my card. The guy got angry insulted me and told me to take my business elsewhere. DO NOT SHOP AT THE CAVE

Absolutely love the cave! I brought some friends in town and we wanted to grab a few different…read morecigars. I was just happy. There was some sort of selection to choose from. The cigars were perfect and the prices were great! The employee at the front let us cut the cigars and packaged them pretty nicely for us as well. If you need a pregame pitstop or need to pick up a gift for someone before heading over to a party, I definitely recommend the cave. Their selection is the best and their employees are awesome.

I was really excited to purchase a merino wool pullover from East Slope Outfitters in Big Sky Town…read moreCenter. It was performing well, so I went back the next day and purchased a second one. Unfortunately, the first pullover started developing pulls almost immediately. One particularly long pull in the front snagged on something as minor as my cuticle--something that shouldn't even be possible. I also noticed additional pulls on the back, even though I had been careful with it. When I went into the store to discuss the issue, an employee was empathetic and directed me to the manager. However, the manager--a brunette helping a customer with ski goggles--was completely dismissive. When I explained the situation, she responded with, "Oh, it must have pulled on something." I acknowledged that it caught on my nail, but I was shocked that such an expensive pullover would be so fragile. Rather than offering any assistance or even engaging in a conversation about product quality, she quickly shut it down, saying they couldn't do anything since I had already had it for a few days. For a store selling high-end outdoor gear, I expected better durability and customer support. Spending around $130, I at least hoped for a discussion about quality assurance or a possible exchange. Instead, I was met with indifference. It felt like they cater more to tourists passing through than to customers who actually care about their purchases. If you're looking for durable gear from a store that stands behind its products, I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

Best ski shop I've ever been to. My snowboard had a gash in the sidewall and a broken edge. They…read moretold me they couldn't guarantee a repair would hold (I appreciated the honesty), but they were willing to try, and for a very fair price. When I picked up the board, they had not only performed the previously discussed repairs, but they also did a bunch of p-tex work on the base and a wax, and still charged me the previously agreed upon price. I'll definitely be back here next time I need tuning work done.

Very cute gift shop with a wide range of items and some unique options! Not your average tourist…read moreshop. Will be returning as there was a lot to look at.

Great little shop with uniques gifts. Owners are very friendly and engaging. Recommend to those in…read moreBig Sky.

Very demure. This…read moreboutique is filled with hundreds of items that gave me instant heart eyes. Heyday is located in historic downtown Bozeman and is stocked with the most cutesy treasures. I absolutely loved their collection of locally made items, including candles, teas, kitchen necessities, unique decor pieces, jewelry, and clothing. This is the perfect spot if you're on the hunt for a gift or even a souvenir for yourself. I specifically loved that they had items from the brand 'Ski Like a Girl.' I've collected a few of their hoodies in the past and it was nice to see their items in a storefront. A must-visit location if you're browsing Bozeman.

Lots of cute stuff including a lot of Bozeman souvenirs. Nice atmosphere. Friendly staff.read more

Don't bother looking up! As we walked into the store, there were three staff sitting behind the…read morecounter, everyone of them on their phones. NOT ONE bothered to look up, say a word acknowledging a customer had entered the store. It is two weeks until the "season" is over so I guess they are all worn out from tourists. We didn't want to even buy anything due to that indifference.

Best selection of Kingman, Dry Creek and Nevada Blue turquoise. All natural gem old stock. Amazing…read moreZuni jewelry by their best artists.

A very pleasant gift shop in Ennis, My Home In Montana is chock full of locally made gifts and…read moregoodies. We were very pleased to find some interesting bits including Montana-made jewelry, some postcards and even a Montana tshirt. The "huckleberry cordial" was a neat little sweet snack. Parking on the street was a challenge as it's a busy time of the year.

This is the place to get your gifts! There's a wide selection of everything. Lots of unique items,…read morenot the usual run of the mill gift shop stuff. We got some MT made goats milk lotions, a piece of jewelry and some unique stickers for our yeti cups. The owner was also cool! Glad we stopped in on the way through.

The girls there were super helpful; the current deal for a plain clothing item is one decal free…read moreand anymore is only 5$ a pop. They will even add a design to a shirt you bring in (has to be cotton), or add one to another item you are purchasing. Plus, they have a huge assortment of designs to choose from. I got a sweatshirt, and my husband a zip up. Out of all the souvenir shops we walked thru this was by far our favorite

Making a shirt here is a double whammy, you get the experience of picking out a unique design and…read moretaking home a souvenir to honor your trip! The whole family came away with a great quality shirt and a sweet memory! The staff was great and the little town was fun to explore also. My eight year old wore his shirt the rest of our trip!

Top notch souvenir shop right by the entrance to Yellowstone. You can see the stone entrance…read morearch/gate dedicated by Teddy Roosevelt from here. If you didn't bring one, this is a good place to pick up a hat. Hotel in the park also has a souvenir shop, but this store has a bigger selection, if you're looking for a souvenir. If you've come from Bozeman or Livingston, you'll want to get a soft drink or yogurt, you'll appreciate sitting here for while before heading in. Food is good at the nearby Two Bit Saloon. It's still a bit of a ride from here to the mineral springs....keep your eye out for buffalo, they're all over the place.

From the owner: Gifts, T-shirts, Jewelry, Stuffed Animals, Novelties, Souvenirs, Huckleberry Products, Pottery and…read moremore! Awesome Espresso drinks, Italian sodas, Wilcoxson's Ice Cream (a local favorite), snacks & treats. **Please note Winter hours are now Friday, Saturday, Sunday only. Unexpected closures in winter may occur due to inclimate weather. In the summer we are open until 9 pm daily but winter hours are generally shorter.

We absolutely loved the Old Faithful Inn's gift shop! It is large and has a wide variety of…read moresouvenirs and gifts, and at reasonable prices! The Assistant Manager Nick and all of his staff were so helpful! I highly recommend stopping in for your Yellowstone gifts!

This shop is a lot like I remember 30+ years ago. The staff is very nice and accommodating. Really…read moregreat selection of anything anybody could possibly want or be looking for. Thank you

A great gift shop for Montana and Yellowstone souvenirs. It's not the first thing you'll see off…read morethe exit, it's kinda tucked behind McDonald's, but if you're looking for merchandise this is worth a stop in. You'll find postcards, sweaters, shirts, mugs, pajamas, and a kiddie clothes section. Debbie was real sweet and curious about our story/travels.