One Star - Would Give Zero if Possible We stayed here during…read morea sports tournament and had a very unpleasant experience. This RV park is not family-friendly -- children and pets are treated more like hidden fees than welcomed guests. My mother made a reservation for our family, and during check-in, we were never asked about pets or the number of children. One staff member even saw our dog and said nothing. The next day, the owner, Rick Lamb, watched our campsite for a while before approaching us to ask how many people we had. After answering honestly, he informed us we owed an extra $45 for our four children and one dog. When I mentioned that no one asked these questions during check-in, Rick refused to take any responsibility and snapped, "You are wrong!" He was dismissive and condescending, saying things like "Is your calculator not computing?" and "I'm the owner and I make the rules." Later, Rick and his wife, Valerie, came to our site to "clear things up," but were just as rude. Valerie even told me, "You don't need to cause problems." We paid the $45 just to be done with the conflict -- Rick casually put it in his wallet. On checkout day, Rick sat in his truck watching our family pack. After we left, he immediately walked our site, presumably to check for rule violations. We accidentally left our water filter connected to the spigot. When I returned to retrieve it, Rick saw me and deliberately avoided me, walking back into the building. I had to call the store and speak to Megan, who later said he left the filter on a table -- refusing to speak to me directly. The entire experience was uncomfortable, unprofessional, and frankly, unwelcoming. We will never stay here again, and we won't support the Three Forks Market. Others we've spoken to have had similar issues. Rick and Valerie Lamb seem more interested in enforcing arbitrary rules than treating their guests with respect.

We have been patronizing Three Forks Market since we moved up to the Three Forks area eight years…read moreago. The owners are no longer just "owners" to us. They have become supportive friends in the community. The staff is always warm, friendly, and helpful. The selection of foods is really broad (and excellent). The Three Forks Market personnel are a classic example of what makes Montana "The Last Best Place".

Best grocery store I've seen in any state in a town the size of Boulder. Fresh produce and meats…read moreare excellent, and they have most anything we need. It has a good discounted brand, and a small pharmacy. The prices are better than any convenience store and we can walk to it from our motel. The staff is helpful and friendly. Being from out of state, we like the fact that Montana has no sales tax.

This little grocery store has a pretty good variety considering the size of the town. They've got…read morefresh produce, presh cut meats(which are excellent), dry goods, canned goods, paper goods, pet supplies, frozen foods, etc. Lori and Patty are the owners, and generally the ones working as its kind've a mom and pop store. They always greet you when you come in, and will make conversation as you check out. They are always willing to order in something you need if its not in the store. Prices are slightly high, but as a small town store its to be expected. Great store all around.

Heritage Foods broasted chicken used to be worth driving way across town to pick up a family treat…read more Now it's an over-breaded, over-cooked and very over-priced disaster. On our big order for a large family get together, we had to pull off as much breading as possible to try to eat order. Most just went into the garbage. The deli staff does not have a clue how to properly cook chicken, and really doesn't seem to care. Store management either doesn't know, or care. I need to amend my prior comments. I stopped at the Heritage Foods Store the following day and explained my concern, providing a Ziploc with over-breading examples of our unfortunate order to a manager. He was genuinely concerned and said he would discuss with deli staff immediately. He said they have many graduation parties coming up and thanked me for stopping at the store. I could not have asked for a better response from store management and will try their broasted chicken again. I really appreciate his concern and attitude. Our families have been their customers for over 17 years and never experienced a problem like this before.

The review isn't for the store, it's for their deli. The food is crap at best, sure if they just…read morecooked it then it's great, but after any time passes? It's dry, over breaded, over cooked and just gross. The staff doesn't seem to want to be there and for the most part are rude. Aren't they supposed to be in a customer service job? I get people are probably rude to them, but that isn't an excuse to me to treat everyone that comes to your place like their an inconvenience. Last couple times I've gone for chicken, I got ignored by the staff and almost left. It's really gone down hill recently. I used to enjoy their chicken and liked getting it for my kids' birthday parties, now, I really don't know if I want to go back. I'd rather drive across town to Suds Hut or Vans and give them my business. I'll still buy my meat, produce, and cake at Heritage but I won't buy deli food.

Traveling from Bozeman to Missoula, my husband and I found this gem of a pastry and coffeehouse. We…read moreare so grateful for this stopover on a long day of airline travel. We had the Landscaper breakfast burrito. It was fresh hot, cheesy, with well-cooked eggs and hash browns- nice and juicy. We both got drinks (mocha and an organic matcha), they were made perfectly. And the cookies were just what you'd expect in a place like this, delicious! They know what they are doing here!! Quality ingredients and people. The atmosphere is laid-back with good tunes and plenty of seating. Do yourself a favor and come in.

Their breakfast menu alone is worth the 28min drive from Bozeman! Atmosphere is calm and the decor…read moreis adorable! Customer service was great and everything was decently priced. Will definitely be coming back!

A collection of kitchen gadgets and widgets for the home, The Pan Handler has them organized and…read morewith prices displayed. There is nothing here that you can't get online and much of it is made in China and imported. Fancy pepper grinders, cookie cutters, cutting boards, knives, coffee pots and tea kettles. It's worth a shop and certainly price compare to online before buying.

This is where you can get the gadgets, and much more, that will be hard to find elsewhere. Usually…read morethe quality is high as well. The owners could take a few lessons, maybe even train their staff, about customer service. Overall this is a fun place to visit and shop. Just be quick, the parking police will definitely limit your time to shop downtown.

This has become a traditional stopping place for my family when driving up the I-15. The gas is…read morereasonably priced and it's very convenient to the freeway. There's also lots of services attached to this building. Clerks have been very friendly.

This is a great little bagel shop. Service is fast and friendly. There are clean tables to sit, or…read moreeat on the go. It's relatively quiet, except when my kids are there. The coffee is decent, the breakfast bagel sandwiches are delicious. I will continue to come here when I am in Helena.

The Bagel Co. is amazing! Their bagels are tasty and the cream cheese is also. I indulged in a…read moreParmesan bagel with vegetable cream cheese - it was spread pretty thick so next time I know to go lighter on it. Service was relatively quick too. Only issue is the parking which is fairly limited.

Cute little place with friendly staff who answered my questions and were very friendly. The scone…read morewas also pretty amazing! I hope I get a chance to have a coffee there next time I'm in town while I'm still here.

My cousins live in Helena and told me that this was a great little a lot so I looked it up and…read moredecided to give it a whirl. I ended up circling the block because I couldn't quite figure out the drive thru entrance. Still not sure I did it right, but I made it to the window. There were three cars in front of me. I saw a lady go inside and come back out before one of the cars left, but I have no idea if she called ahead. There was a bit of a wait but I think that's because they take their time with each customer. When it was my turn I explained it was my first time and she grabbed all of the menus even the seasonal one and let me look at them. She said they also had some pastries and burritos. I ordered the bacon burrito, but I think I got sausage which was fine because it was delicious! I ordered two drinks because I couldn't decide. I loved the caramel apple chai! The maple cardamom latte was good but not my favorite, but that's on me. The presentation was great. My pup even got a little pup cup. I liked the inspirational handwritten note on the bag. It was a nice touch. I've tried to do that for my customers too. Kindness matters. This placed definitely hits the spot and I would recommend supporting them just on friendly service alone but the drinks and food make it extra cool. I had read in another review about a free pastry, but that didn't happen. I think that is when they have extra perhaps or special cases. As a baker I get it, it's expensive to give product away for free and is certainly not expected.