This place shocked me. I drove up and thought .. ah, no. But was so pleasantly surprised…read more It doesn't look like much, but they have a great array of high end food products. They have a grab and go section too. Worth a stop.

Great local small market. Had what I needed, staff were super nice. Good spot for a quick hit of…read moregroceries.

I have been a big fan of Olivelle since my first bottle of lemon infused olive oil. It was…read morepurchased at a local store that has since went out of business. Now I purchase my Olivelle online. The Bruschetta Dried Herb Blend is excellent too. Just add water and a little olive oil and you have an appetizer (with crackers or bread), a pasta sauce or spoon over chicken. Some of my favorite infused oils: Lemon Rosemary Green Chile Garlic The Harvest Fig Balsamic Vinegar is excellent as a finishing sauce, on Bruschetta or as a glaze for chicken. So many possibilities. The website also offers recipes and the customer service is amazing too.

Olivelle has been incredibly generous to our organization and fabulous to work with. Their space is…read moreincredible; the store is so fun and full of exciting and high-quality items. Can't recommend them enough!

Finally found Town & Country Foods after circling a couple of times. Not the easiest place to find…read more They share a building with another company and their entrance is in the back. There was plenty of parking which is always nice. First thoughts were it seemed a bit disorganized. Or certainly not what we have experienced at other stores.  We felt that some items had limited selections otherwise we were able to get most of what we needed for our visit.

they took away the breakfast sandwiches and added overpriced burritos. please bring the sandwiches…read moreback!!

I came in a few weeks ago with my friend and she loved the place. I got some limited edition creamy…read moreorange honey and let me tell you it makes a great cappuccino. I used it with half and half and some cinnamon sugar on top...incredible. I can't wait to make another tomorrow. Everything in the shop is authentic and the vet their honey well. I need to go back and get another jar of this stuff SOON!!

I was drawn into this store from Main St by the cute little painted apiary that points to where the…read morestore is. Walking in, it was a bit dark and sad looking. I'm all for conservation but it felt closed and I wasn't a huge fan of that. When we walked in, there was a man leaving and the person working the counter made a mean comment about him that I couldn't tell if it was light ribbing about one of her friends/good customer or if she was actually being disparaging towards him. She was fairly friendly towards us, even though she was very busy doing whatever it was she was doing. I was very interested in getting some honey but we weren't allowed any samples, which reading other reviews, I feel like we should have been offered some samples. There was a large variety of different honeys and some of these sounded so good but I really didn't want to buy such a large portion without knowing what it tastes like. We also didn't end up buying anything because there were no jars less than 4 ounces. You'd think that a touristy spot like this would have some travel size options. I didn't want to check my bag for a large honey I wasn't sure of the taste of, so we ended up leaving without a purchase.

Daniel's Gourmet Meats exceeded every expectation. My son brought us home a variety of their…read moreproducts, including turkey, several kinds of bratwursts, bison steaks, beef jerky, and beef steaks. Everything was outstanding. The turkey was so good we had a Thanksgiving-style feast in August. We also hosted a cookout yesterday, and everyone raved about the brats. The bison and beef steaks were incredibly flavorful and cooked up perfectly. Even the beef jerky was some of the best we've had. Without a doubt, this is some of the best-tasting meat we have ever enjoyed. Highly recommend Daniel's Gourmet Meats!

Ok I dont know how this place doesn't have more reviews. This was my first time visiting Montana…read moreand I've heard that beef here is amazing. Wanted to give some local meat a try and cook it on my own during the visit. Daniel's gourmet meats provided amazing fresh cuts of meat from bison to elk to beef to other things. There was fresh meat and jerky. The jerky was probably some of the best I've tasted. Came back at the end of my trip to grab a few more bags to take home. The store seemed well stocked and we'll organized so it wasn't overwhelming to navigate, which can be a problem for smaller stores when everything can be disorganized. Also the staff were really friendly and there were even samples of sausages to try!

This place is the one place you don't want to skip when in Bozeman or passing through. Don't go to…read morethe other stops because they are maybe $2 cheaper. The quality is here at Primal Meat. We ended up going here late in our trip and I completely regret it. Everything we got was delicious! Better than a lot of the over priced restaurants in the area! The staff is great and the place is very classy for a market. Great wines and good food. Why would you go anywhere else?

This was our first stop on our vacation. Very impressed with the variety and quality of the fish…read moreand meat options. They also offer prepared sides and salads. They also have a few rows of spices, pastas and sauces. We ended up with a couple of bison tenderloin, elk tenderloin, a couple of really big burgers, some coleslaw, roasted vegetables and baked beans with brisket. We also picked up a bottle of local BBQ sauce. Service was friendly. We enjoyed everything. Oddly enough, both their coleslaw and baked beans were unexpectedly spicy. Thankfully the roasted vegetables were not spicy. We enjoyed the meats. The only downside, we found the same BBQ sauce at a different store for $3.00 less than we paid. Otherwise a really nice shop, just beware of the spicy slaw and beans.

Was looking for a cool treat and this place did not disappoint. The mangonada was SO GOOD! I'm back…read morehome in Hawai'i and I still think about it. The mango sorbet was on point, you could even see the little fibers from the actual mango fruit. I'm wondering what the chewy chunks of fruit/candy were, maybe tamarind? Whatever it was, it was yummy too. We did drive-thru. No line and fast service.

I got to Michoacan after 9 so the employee there told us we would have to go through the drive…read morethrough. We understood and agreed we would do that. We looked at the menu posted on the side of the building as it was our first time and another employee screamed out at us that we have to use the drive through. We told her ok we were just looking at the menu- there were no other cars in line at the drive through lane. We pulled up to the drive through and I ordered a banana split with coconut, strawberry and cream, and cappuccino, my friend ordered a horchata scoop in a sugar cone.

My daughter and I went here for the first time. There was parking on the street, and I believe…read morethere was a small parking lot near the store. It was raining, but we quickly made it inside. We found the salad bar we'd heard about and a soup station. We both decided on a bowl of soup. It was less than $5 per person, and the soup station also offered crackers or bread for an additional fee. The utensils (metal and plastic) were actually located near the entrance of the Co-op, not the soup station. The Co-op had a membership that appeared to offer a slight discount on prices. Overall, the Co-op was quiet, offered a mix of organic and specialty items, with a deli, salad bar, and soup station. Their cashiers were friendly. It definitely reminded me of Trader Joe's and Sprouts. Definitely would return and recommend.

**November 2025: Sunday Afternoon Visit**…read more My mom and I were looking for some local Montana gifts and food and saw the huge Co-op building on a drive down Main Street. The parking lot is kind of small, but we were able to find a spot to squeeze into on our visit. When you enter the building you'll see an impressive self-serve section and I noticed quite a few people loading up their plates or to go boxes. There's an island of ingredients to make your own salad and a couple of home made soups, and another area for hot items. My mom and I decided to share a squash soup, a small salad, and an assortment of hot items including South Carolina pulled pork, mac n cheese, biscuits and gravy, and mashed potatoes. I also decided to try a local kombucha which was really refreshing. We grabbed our utensils close to the exit and headed upstairs to enjoy our food. After we devoured everything we perused the main floor and bought a lot of Montana based goodies including teas, Bequet caramels, soaps, and skincare products. Suffice to say I spent quite a bit of money here, but I'm happy to support local and be able to share the Montana spirit with my family and friends! I'd say Community Food Co-op is kind of like a cross between Trader Joes and Whole Foods, but with a great emphasis on sustainability and local goods. Price range is $$-$$$ range depending on the items.

Solid spot for a sandwich…read more Came on a Thurs for lunch just before noon, and didn't have any issues finding a place to sit. I asked the staff what sandwich they recommended and mentioned the Turkey & Avocado PLT ($13.50) was the most popular and their favorite. It was a good choice! Casual atmosphere and welcoming staff made it an overall positive experience.

Mavens Market is two stores in one. The first being a cheese shop and the other being a sandwich…read moreand gelato shop. There is also seating area in the latter. We discovered Mavens Market because we were in search of brunch and the favorable reviews on Yelp brought us here. The four of us each ordered their own breakfast item. * Eggs & Ham $13 * Greek Goddess $13 * Avocado & Tomato Toast $13 x 2 First off, the bread they use for the sandwiches is so good and they do a superb job getting such a great toast on it. I tried both the Eggs & Ham and the Greek Goddess and they were both very tasty. (Each of my kids had their own Avocado & Tomato Toast, and they were not sharing nor did they have any leftovers.) It does take a little while for the sandwiches to be made, so don't come here if you're in a rush. (They also have a steady line up of orders coming in for pick up, so just be aware.) The great thing it that it gives you a chance to check out their cheese shop. We actually returned a few hours later to grab some lunch and got a couple of different sandwiches this time. *The Full Maven $13 *Grilled Mozzarella Panini $13 Again, both sandwiches were really good and traveled well. I actually saved half and reheated it on the pan the next day. It was still very good. The cheese shop next door is adorable. I love wandering through shops like these and would probably visit often if I lived in town. Since we were flying out in a few hours, I had to resist purchasing anything since we only brought carry-ons. I was very tempted though! But you can easily find anything and everything you would want for a charcuterie board, night out, picnic, etc. I could have easily filled a whole basket of yumminess to enjoy.

Peeler's Alaskan Seafood is absolutely delicious! Peelers is finally available in the Salt Lake…read morearea, which is where I bought mine. They are still in MT, Idaho and North Dakota, but starting to branch out. Check Facebook (Peelers Wild Alaska Seafood)or their website (peelersseafood.com) to see where their seafood trailers are set up, since their locations change daily to accommodate more people.

Max is FANTASTIC* met him & his family over 4 years ago!!!…read moreHe is honest and explains anything you ask & ideas to prepare if needed* love the conversations & pictures of his two children ***I always leave energy charged & big smiles!*!* Oh and the seafood is fantastic!!! Scallops are amazing & my hubby cooks them perfectly* (thank you) Glad to have fresh fish*!*!*So worth it ******* thanx Jana Banana from Montana