If you are not going to be open on the dates and times stated, please change that on the internet…read more This is frustrating for people who drive from out of town looking for a place. Also please don't lie to them telling you don't have the items you are looking for when you can clearly see them in your window. If you are going to be closed during that time, then change the times so customers don't waste their time. I took my money somewhere and I was not impressed with the service at all.

Absolutely loved my find at Gracie's! This little treasure has rich history in Dillon, worth…read morestopping if you're looking for that perfect unique piece for your home!

10000000% go here if you're heading into Ennis or driving through, this is a MUST stop. There are…read moreso many amazing hand made items by the owner Gretchen who hand makes the most beautiful saddles, incredible welded art pieces for both indoor or outdoor use also made by hand by her daughter. You'll find fur coats, fur rugs, indoor and outdoor rugs, taxidermy animals, jewelry, and so much more. She knows every piece, which are all one of a kind, the story of each piece etc. we bought a handmade checks board made of cow Hyde and leather, it rolls up and such a cool piece to have as well as a copper bracelet. Gretchen was so kind, took time to show us things and was super interactive with my two boys. She really allowed my husband and I to look around, enjoy the beauty in each piece without the stress of the kids being in there. Can't say enough good things about the owner, the quality of goods and the uniqueness in each piece. If you're in Ennis, passing through and even if not, it's worth a visit!

Amazing selection of western farm and ranch. Cowboy hats, chaps, custom saddles, fringy purses,…read morevintage spurs, vintage jewelry, home decor, vintage clothing and so much more

My one complain is the face that they should really train the workers that do the pricing stickers…read moreto place them on the bottom and backs of the items instead of on the fronts of everything they really leave a bad sticky mark on your stuff it's frustrating and also why are there like prices of $250 on some furniture items that really shouldn't be no more than $50 I come to shop there cause it's affordable but lately prices are outrageous on a lot of the products that are very used

The food was great and each time we went there it tasted better and better…read more The wait staff was sweet and eager to please. The prices were very reasonable for the quality.

Great little thrift shop in uptown Butte. They've got a lot of variety and items for all. It's…read moremostly clothes. They're for the most part good quality and the prices can't be beat. I came in to get some baby clothing and walked out with a killing of great items for $1 each. Worth checking it out!

A great place to pick up a few things we needed. Staff very…read more helpfull! I am thankful Salmon has a great shop

Always fun to wander and find treasures! So happy they take cards now. People who work here are the…read morebest! And the BEST PRICES!!

Great deals to be found here. If you like thrift shopping, this is the place to be in Ennis…read more Montana. Plenty of winter clothes, summer clothes, knickknacks, and housing items. Reasonably priced. Check it out.

I LOVE a 100% volunteer thrift store!!!! Awesome Mission Statement. Very friendly, clean,…read moreorganized. First trip into this store and I found (2l vintage wool Pendelton coats for $10 & $15 and a new pair of new Fatbaby boots for $15. If I lived here, I'd visit weekly and support this local gem.

Extremely overpriced. Why would I buy something used that I can get at Ross for less? I've scored a…read morefew good finds - a coffee tumbler, a waffle iron - for good prices, but not worth the trip. Go to BSW.

I am so heartbroken to have donated a box full of glasses, wine glasses and glass pitcher to have…read morethem dumped upside-down and broken right in front of me. You really should warn people at the door that their glass items will be dumped like garbage instead of put out for others. Lesson learned the hard way.