The employees are Great. The food at the deli is delicious, and the bakery is outstanding. Best…read moredonuts in the valley.

They do honestly care, told me my eggs were cracked. Restaurant was clean. Thanks to Villiam!read more

Papa's Market is a great place to find everything you need in the area from ready made food,…read moredrinks and toiletries. They even have Woods Bay Casino attached and plenty of parking in the back.

This place isn't what it used to be. It's been under new ownership since October 2022. The new…read moreowners had an opportunity to continue making this a welcoming place where locals were met by a friendly face and a warm greeting when they walked in the door. Sadly, they've scored a big F for FAIL. My husband and/or I have stopped in at least a dozen times since last October, and last week we decided "enough is enough." We mostly encounter the male owner, not his wife. He's not much of a talker, gruff to the point of blatant rudeness. A simple question like "where can I find xyz?" is met with a "what, are you stupid?" stare and a reply that expresses that same attitude. We thought maybe he just didn't like us for some bizarre reason. Is it because we've only lived here for 12 years and aren't "old timers" like his family? But we've seen him treat others, tourists and locals alike, just as rudely. It's almost like he's baiting them to call out his rudeness so he can then refuse them service. When we witnessed EXACTLY that last week, we decided we're DONE with Papa's Market, and we are telling all our family and friends who live here to do the same. Word of mouth is still the best form of advertising. When you treat one customer badly, you can multiply that by 10. In small towns like ours, multiply by 20. REAL Montanans are good neighbors, no matter how long their neighbor has lived in Montana. Now, if you don't care about rude business owners (let's face it, civility and common decency appears to have been thrown out the window in this country), here are a few other things to keep in mind before giving this establishment your hard-earned dollars. 1) Prices at places like this (tourist traps) that get a lot of out-of-state travelers usually are much higher. That's an unfortunate given. We understand inflation is making things tough for everyone, but Papa's Market prices are INSANELY high. 6 bucks for a regular size box of Nabisco crackers? 5 bucks for box of cake mix? Back in December, I ran out of raisins for a dessert recipe and sent my husband over to Papa's (3 min. away) for a box. He ended up going to Harvest Foods because even with the extra mileage, it was still cheaper than what Papa's was selling: 6 halloween-treat-size boxes of raisins that had been wrapped in cellophane and slapped with price of $4.99. 2) Gas price gauging. Watch out! Read the Unleaded gas price sign very carefully. The price is for CASH ONLY. When you get to the pump, you'll find the price is at least 10 cents higher if you're paying by credit card. No matter which method of payment you use, gas prices at Papa's are ALWAYS at least 10-20 cents higher than the Harvest Foods gas station just 5 miles north. 3) If you're looking at old reviews, please be aware that Papa's doesn't sell milkshakes anymore. There is a nice veggie/fruit stand set up outside every Wednesday (June-September) by the local Hutterite community. My one star in this review is for the Hutterite stand, though they'd get 5 all on their own.

I went here and the food was great. The bathrooms were newly updated and amazing. Service was OK…read more The ambience I was able to find everything that I needed, but they are occasionally out of stock on some things

This is a typical general store. No hype. Gas, groceries, deli, bar area. It's a non nonsense kind…read moreof place with great employees.

Great spot to grab provisions! If you need fishing gear, pajamas, an American flag, beverages or…read moreproduce... they've got it! There aren't many other stores, of any kind, in the vicinity, so I feel that their offerings are pretty solid!

Been supporting this place for years as I live 1/2 mile from it. It's changed owners several times…read morebut he newest owners need to leave town and go back to where you came from. He has no concern who supports him year round and is there to rip off the tourist and we all pay the price year round. I've bought French Roasted coffee there twice in the last month and it is the most watered down coffee I've ever drank. The first time I thought awe.... Just some employees mistake second time I'm guessing not. Saving $$$. I guess. I'm done and I know a lot more locals are to.. good bye forever.

We've stopped here 2 weekends in a row based on the recommendation of a good friend for breakfast…read more The food is good, the service is better and the cook is very friendly. The burrito, chicken fried steak and Spanish omelette are a must. With 3 stools, 4 tables, just a nice small town hideaway you must try. Must go back for lunch.

We were in Bigfork for a weekend getaway. We went to this restaurant on Saturday morning and had…read moreexcellent food and service , so much so we went back Sunday morning and that's where it took a nose dive. It was a different waitress who was, let's just say unwelcoming from the start. My husband follows the carnivore diet and ordered the exact same thing as the day before, an all meat omelet, and the response he received was "where do you see that in the menu?" He explained that he got the same thing the day before with no issues and she was obviously disgruntled at the situation. She then proceeded to go into the kitchen and speak with the cook, the same one as the day before, and we could overhear her angst. She came back around and we asked if it was going to be an issue and she scoffed and replied no in a condescending tone. We took one look at each other and got up and walked out. Mind you I have never walked out of a restaurant in my life. I have never felt so unwelcomed in an establishment. This really took us by surprise because just the day before the other waitress bent over backwards to accommodate us and was very inviting and friendly. It's not like it is a super hard request, an omelette with no veggies, but on Sunday it felt like we had asked for a very difficult meal. If I were to rate Saturdays experience it would be 5/5, Sundays experience would be negative stars.

What a FUN show! Well worth the $10. My husband is still talking about the "reality " of it...and…read moreadmitting he closed his eyes a few times! We will absolutely return with our Grandkids this summer . Unique service station location and a great find! Thanks for the great hospitality as well . A MUST for visitors as well as residents.

This place is a hidden treasure! We are seniors who like to do different things and this totally…read morefit the bill! From the beginning when our entry tickets came to life, to the roller-coaster water slide, to the fishing trip on Flathead Lake, it was one of the most thrilling 15 minutes we've ever experienced. Don't pass this up! It will be the best $10.00 you've ever spent!!

Two stars is generous. The clerk was appallingly rude with chew falling out of his mouth, there are…read moreodd scribbled signs posted on every door, DIRTY convenience store crammed with stale food... Exxon, two stars for the gas pumps that worked. Please close the store or get a new owner.

I loved this store! My husband and I were touring Montana. We stopped for gas, snacks, and, of…read morecourse, a bathroom. We were greeted at the door by the loveliest man. He was so welcoming and hospitable. He held the door open, pointed to the restrooms, and helped us with everything we needed. He even held the door open for us as we left and said, "You find customer service where you least expect it." I really wish I'd gotten his name. He deserves recognition. He is tall with dark hair and a big smile and was wearing a headband on Saturday, September 23rd. Congratulations to the manager of Aries Gas and Groceries. Your staff make you look good.

Convent location right at the corner of Ninth street and Sixth Ave. We came for diesel and they…read morehad a nozzle at each pump! We were even able to use our grocery gas rewards and only paid $1.15 a gallon for fuel! We did not go in the store, but by the size of it, I'd say they have just about everything!