I visit Cooke City a couple times a year both in the winter and summer and Ricky and Susan are…read moregreat people. They have always been there to help out whenever they can, the sure can't get much more in terms of gear, parts, food and supplies into the store. Their prices are sure not out of line when you consider Cooke City is a resort town and there is very little in terms of other options, not to mention the closest town is hours away. Both friends of mine and I have myself rented sleds from Susan and Ricky and have always had great experiences. They have current model sleds that are well maintained and ready for an exciting time on the mountain. Don't listen to rental reviews from people who don't understand the sport of snowmobiling and should never have left the trail, but then that should be common sense :-).

horrible service, a kid was walking alone and the attendant curse at the kid and spit at him. The…read moreowner was notified and did nothing.

The Red Barn has been an icon of wapiti since I was a child. My folks always got their gas here…read more Well the place has not changed at all. The same cute place with some basic food items and of course tourist junk. The current owners are friendly. Prices are on the steep side. Lots,of great memories here getting ice cream with my friends.

Helped me out when my car broke down and didn't have phone signal a few years back. helped me get a…read morecab since towing was going to take so long in addition to holding onto my keys to give to the tow truck driver. people you can trust wonderful business

The Fort. What a perfect name for this place. Is it a gas station? Yes. Convenience store? Double…read moreyes. Gun store? Well, yes. Liquor store? Yup. Craft boutique? You guessed it, yes. There's so much stuff packed into this building that you could really get just about anything you need. And then a few things you don't need, too! The employees are knowledgeable and welcoming. I get the feeling that they know everyone in town by name, but are still just as friendly with those us of who are just passing through.

When passing through Big Timber it's a rite of passage to stop at The Fort. Need gas, a place to…read morecharge your EV, a restroom, a gun, fishing pole, ammo, silver belt buckle, kitschy home decor, snack for the road? They've got it all. It's just off of Hwy 90, so give yourself a break and stop there.

They had huckleberry berry soda and lemonda which didn't taste so good. However this is a great…read morestop on the way to yellow stone. Saw some great skies and got some drinks.

Considering it is near Yellowstone, the prices reflect said location. Very nice staff; clean…read morefacilities. RV dump ($$) and potable water (free - but check inside first). I usually stop here when in the area for gas, potable water and fire wood ($9 per bundle (ugh). When I last stopped in on 05/07/25, staff was reloading the food warmer at the front register; the items looked / smelled pretty good for gas station grub. Maybe next time I'll grab some...

Super nice employees & good selection of items available in the general store. 2 of the Gas pumps…read morewere out of order on our visit but there were plenty of other pumps available.

Best customer service from a brave gal who seemed to have a speech immediate. She's super smart and…read morehad a good flow with customers and work. Great atmosphere and snack options. Will always stop to buy gas when in Cody, Wyoming from Colorado. -someone with the same speech impediment growing up

This Maverik is simply awesome. The staff are super friendly and efficient. The food is fresh and…read moretasty! The inside is clean and the beverage machines are maintained very well. Not only is the inside great, the fuel pump/parking area is always kept neat and sharp! Great job folks!

OMG. What a rude B**CH the lady behind the counter was. I am from Livingston Montana about 45…read moreminutes from this place. During the height of the season when tourists are their lively hood you would think they would be nicer. I will NEVER come here again and if anyone that asks me about Gardiner I will tell them NOT to ever come. I guess they think since they're outside the park they can do whatever the hell they want. Stay away from this place at all costs

AVOID THIS NASTY PLACE. Gas is cheaper down street, just go there. Snack selection is also better…read moreand cheaper. They don't have much here. Additionally, the employees are INCREDIBLY nasty people. Parked my car to go in to go buy snacks. On my way back to car, I had one of their employees (an older woman with gray hair and a butch hair cut) come up to me, get in my face, and tell me in the most smart-ass tone you can imagine, "oh, so we have a new employee!" Confused by what she meant, I gave her a blank stare. She responds again in a mocking manner, "you're parked in employee parking! You must be our new employee!" There was a truck blocking the sign saying "employee parking only," so that the sign was no longer visible to me or to the rest of the space. Even if it weren't an honest mistake though, is that any way to talk to someone, nevertheless get them to move? I see other reviews mention this woman. She is a nasty character and needs an attitude adjustment.

Stopped in twice while in the area..very friendly counter help..decent coffee...pleasant…read moreexperience..

Cute, clean spot to stop for a break. Bathrooms were clean. Friendly staff. Great variety of items…read moreto purchase. Reasonable prices too.

Five plus stars. The atmosphere was amazing, the ride to dinner was not only beautiful but…read moreentertaining. The customer service was amazing! Everyone was helpful and kind. The cook was thanked for the amazing food and he thanked us back. Said without us he wouldn't have a job. Very gracious!!! The steak was perfect. The BEANS out of this world!! Next level delicious!! The corn was the only mishap for me, but to each their own! Highly recommended!

"This is the best food in all of Yellowstone!"* That's what our host for the evening started off…read morewith. Hmmmm....talk about setting high expectations. Let's start with the positive: They're generous here. They have a good assortment of non alcoholic beverages and you can help yourself to seconds with the food after everyone's had firsts. The wagon ride was pretty cool, our driver and host were entertaining, and we were allowed to visit with the horses for a bit too. So what's my beef? THE BEEF! The steak was very inconsistent and mine was awful...twice! I asked for medium and it was well done....twice. Dry and tough and half of it was straight up fat. My friend, on her second round, got a steak that was so marbled it looked like A5 wagyu! She was so full by then she couldn't finish. Her son wouldn't let it go to waste and took one for the team and gobbled it up. I looked on enviously the entire time. Most of sides and dessert were meh. The one exception was the Roosevelt beans that were the BOMB! I don't even like beans, but these were fantastic. Many in our party also commented favorably on them. Nice they gave us the recipe! At almost $75/pp for adult, this is a pricy! If you do this, go for the experience and not the food! Food: 1.5/5 Excursion: 3/5 _____________ * OK, so that might not be a lie. It might be the best food in Yellowstone, but that's only because the other food options suck too! We sampled many throughout the park on our first trip years ago and brought most of our food in this time because we knew we weren't missing out on anything.