For a small town and a small store, this place has a lot of options! I have a lot of food…read moreallergies and have to stick to a pretty strict diet so I was skeptical about the limitations I might face moving to a small town. Boy was I surprised though! There were several options for people on a vegan or gluten free diet. Very impressed!

Pleasant staff; prices reflect location. Not a huge variety of meats and seafood; but adequate for…read morewhen passing thru.

I have nothing but great things to say about the Gardner market…read more I was hesitant to go there because everyone said it was so expensive but I found the experience delightful. I wish I had gone there earlier in my stay just for the ambience lol. There are many things to question about Gardner Montana ;)However, the Gardner market was not one of them. Everybody in there was so polite and friendly. I couldn't believe it. Every time I asked for something everybody was incredibly helpful and there were some really nice ladies that were just totally friendly. The store is stocked to the brim. It has everything, at my hotel they were saying oh you won't find sunscreen or cream there but you know what they had every possible sunscreen and cream available!!! I was able to go there toward my last day and get things that I really needed like water and some sleeping pills since I was in a hotel that was very noisy! I would highly recommend the Gardner market to anyone and just remember when you're on a vacation things are more expensive because people are trying to make money in a small town so don't hold that against them. I love that market and if I lived in Gardner, I would shop there no matter what.

Good market to stop in for essentials before heading into Yellowstone. Pricing are a little on the…read moreexpensive side, but the prices are definitely on par with the other markets in the area, so I'm not surprised by the prices. They have everything from your usual grocery items, hot food, frozen food, produce, toiletries, etc. Small parking lot could get full, but people seem to leave at a decent pass.

I love T&C, especially the produce department. Always clean, fresh, well stocked very helpful…read moreproduce personnel. The meat department is wonderful with good sales and fresh meat. Fast friendly check out too.

Very nice and helpful employees and that is worth everything to us. I love the fact that they have…read morelocal (Dillon, Montana) beef available at a good price and clearly identified. Will definitely shop here when in town. The other market in town is a meh big chain, and when we were there we ran across a really snotty employee. None of that at Town and Country.

Perfect little spot for most of your needs. This place was the only place available within 30-40…read moreminutes of where we were staying. They have a bunch of random stuff, things you'll need in a pinch, including various foods and fresh produce (not meat), drinks, snacks, and other necessities. We made several stops here during our 4 day stay.

I absolutely love places like this: Small all-purpose stores that stock a little of everything…read more It's a grocery store where the prices are naturally a little more than those in Livingston, they aren't so high as to ruin your vacation by cleaning out your wallet to pay for food for your camping, hiking or fishing adventure in Yellowstone or any of the other nearby non-Park spots. It's also a hardware, hiking and fishing supplies shop. In fact, I was impressed with the volume and kinds of fishing gear in stock. Of course, given the number of fishing access spots I passed, I suppose I shouldn't have been surprised. While I was there, the person ahead of me in the checkout line had an entire basket of groceries. She lived nearby and liked the convenience of not driving the several miles to Livingston or to Gardiner. I don't know if this place gives a discount to locals but given the number of tourists that were in and out of here, they likely could cut a break for nearby residents. Because it's located on the main road to the Park, you won't have to stray too far to pick up supplies, including the touristy stuff. And the people working here are nice and efficient.

Super nice person who greeted us and took care of checkout for us. This place appears tiny but had…read moreeverything we needed. They definitely maximized their space!

We wanted to buy some breakfast foods, snacks and wine before we headed into Big Sky, and this…read morelittle store had what we needed! As someone else noted, surprisingly good wine selection (although we would have loved to find non alcoholic beers or cocktails as well). Service was so friendly and welcoming!

Of all the grocery stores this one has a lot of options, for sure would be my first stop and then…read morehead down to the country market if you can't find what you need At roxys. Roxys has more gluten free option but since this place is one of the largest stores shelves/freezers were scarce on main items.

Visiting town for a few days and of course had to stop to see what they have to offer, lots of…read moreoptions but the workers and manager do not know how to treat customers. Extremely rude and unwilling to help. Very unprofessional, careless and unhappy. Also who doesn't have rotisserie chicken ready by noon??? We wanted that for a Togo lunch Not a great way to start our trip.

More than a year ago I complained bitterly about problems with their after-hours web-based refill…read moresystem, refillrx.com (Now that I have matured a little bit, the one star review was a bit harsh.) New Report! HOORAY! They got their web-based system fixed. I find that makes monitoring my prescription history and ordering refills a breeze. I am glad I stuck with them. Mike and his team are personable and knowledgable. And now, remote access to my Rx records is fast and convenient. Give 'em a shot (so to speak.)

I did not know what to expect here. I asked the GPS for a grocery store as I wanted some…read moreover-the-counter medications. This store is huge. Imagine it's like a Costco but no membership. Concrete floors, lots of exposed shelving and pretty much everything you could possibly need for living in Montana or just filling your kitchen. I found my meds, I found some snacks and I even looked over their reasonably priced guns (can't buy guns out of state and anyway, I'm heading to Canada). A friendly young lady rang up my sale and I was on my way. It's an interesting shop and I would have not problem stopping here again. [Review 20824 overall - 86 in Montana - 1808 of 2023.]

We stopped here on route to Yellowstone to stretch our legs. Happy to get replenish toiletries &…read morepurchase lunch with some nuts for snack. Somebody was making fresh sushi, fresh salads, ready-made chicken, fried shrimp, all kinds of ready-made foods. Picked up, kind bars, face wash and healthy cashews here as well. Friendly, helpful staff, no lines at the cash register and very reasonable prices. There were even upscale hair & facial products. Flowers, gift cards, a pharmacy ... many clean and well stocked rest rooms were available . A coffee stand, Starbucks, Conco gas station & casino were in this small shopping center with a lot of free parking Driving from the shopping center into the park we passed majestic snow capped mountains.

I made a purchase through self check out. On my way out the door I remembered I needed quarters. So…read moreI went back in and asked the lady standing there, who can I talk to about getting some quarters? Her response was "uh the gas station next door" I thought that was a smartass answer. Considering I am not from here, I will never spend my money in that store again.

The female pharmacist was amazing! thank you for your help today! Great and friendly service!!!read more

We were camping in Dillon for the week…read more Safeway pretty much carried anything we needed. We went there a few times and it was just like being at home. It is a good sized store and we liked it better than the Town and Country across town.