This is a clean well set up store. Friendly personal there to help with questions. Nice selection…read moreof merchandise at a reasonable price. It's great to go to a brick and mortar shop. I'm old school . I'd rather shop this way than on line.

Great local auction company! Drew, the coordinator, is always friendly and helpful and makes the…read morewhole process easy. They consistently have a great selection of fairly priced items, and it's nice knowing you're supporting a hardworking local family business. If you're in the local, I definitely recommend checking out their online auctions!!

I've bought a few items and plan on buying more Highly recommend honest great to work with go check…read morethem out

Unique adventure car/truck/van/SUV rental just next to the Bozeman airport. They also rent outdoor…read moregear you might need to explore the surrounding areas from blue-ribbon fly fishing to camping. They offer very convenient ways to get and return the vehicle. Friendly and helpful folks. Great prices compared to the big companies out of the airport. I wish they had operations at other places!

So convenient! Just…read moreused them for a 5 day trip to Yellowstone. The car was delivered to the Bozeman airport and it was immaculate. Extremely clean and you could tell it was detailed. We also rented a cooler and it was well worth the rental fee. Food is scarce in Yellowstone so picking up food in Bozeman and then storing it in the cooler was a good move. The cooler kept everything cold for 5 days and I only had to refill the ice once! I definitely recommend using them to rent a car instead of the big rental car brands.

This place was beautiful. We went to the caverns with Zero expectation, but we wanted to hike and…read morehad a warning for rain the day we went. Well the first part of the walk you are not in the cave and go up a moderately steep hill. We were traveling with grown ups and kids that were 6 years old. We were told we had a half hour to make it up or you were not able to take the tour. Everyone in the entire group made it up in 18 minutes. There were places along the hill to stop and rest to see fossils and benches too. We had an amazing tour guide named Heather. She was kind and gracious to the children and all of their questions. She pointed out bats and other points of interest with pizzaz and drama. The caverns were beautiful and Heather's stories made the walk really fun! We learned along the way too! There were steep stairs, but really the hike up to the cave entrance was the hardest. After that we went mostly down stairs, there were some up too, but you exit a different place then you go in. All the up and down stairs did not feel physically demanding at all. I think it's because you stop in several places to look and listen as well. ******warning do not slide all the way down the beaver slide....there is a bump half way down and if you slide it you could break your butt, no joke mine still hurts*****. After the caverns there is a TINY gift shop and place to grab food. We packed our own picnic and ate it elsewhere.

My daughter had surgery and I was afraid they could not find their new construction home in the…read morecountry so I sent a photo and it arrived soon after they arrived home from the hospital. The flowers looked more beautiful than they did on the web. Thank you! They really brightened her day.

First time ordering flowers from this cute shop. The arrangement was so beautiful & just what I…read morewanted in colors etc. I forgot the name of the lady who waited on me but I would recommend this place for all your floral needs. She also has lots of beautiful items you can purchase.

Some time ago I had purchased a very simple thin plastic sleeve-type covering made for protecting…read morecameras in the rain. I hadn't ever seen such a product such as this. It is called the Rainsleeve and made by Optechusa.com of Montana. Today while snapping pixs of Trauma filming not even a block from where I stay with my sister, I realized later this was the very first actual use of this Rainsleeve ~ simple to use and in design, and worked like a sleek charm! It took me only 3mins to fit it over my camera and get it positioned so I had access to my lens. This was the second time I've placed it on the camera (first time was to fit it and see how it would fit). It's quite simple: One half of this elongated plastic "bag" fits onto the filter edge of the camera lens and stays put with a pull-string with stop, while the camera is encased within the sleeve. Really simple, easy to carry, and to forget within a bag or a jacket pocket, but ready for any wet conditions like today. In addition, the rain was coming down so hard, I actually returned home to get the sunshade for my camera lens, to keep water off the lens filter glass. It worked and will use this setup from now on when I use this product! If you're in the same situation as I where you might be shooting outdoors and possibly be caught snapping in the rain, you might consider buying this!! NOTE: Don't be put off by the simple easy effective design. It's just a plastic bag!!! But you'll soon discover that in this high-tech age of thick rubber and plastic, and thick hard plastic cases and covers, that when you need something quick and very portable, this plastic bag might be the best bet!

Absolutely wonderful store, quite the selection of clothing although a little sparse on the toys…read moreand accessories. However I was still able to pick up a few items and the ladies working were very sweet and helpful. By far the best Adam & Eve store in Montana and will make the trip down anytime I need some more cute clothing.

The employees were very helpful and personable. Will definitely be shopping there again.read more

I love these pellets, (Timothy) they are very easy to chew for a couple of my horses that have…read moreteeth issues. Keep up the good work Montana premium forage.