Wonderful family owned orchard. Interesting to see restored vehicles. Also have dried cherries…read morewhich are great for pies!

Great little market in Hot Springs!!! Only stopped for a couple sandwiches and soup which were all…read moreawesome!!! But, the stock in this tiny, little , off the beaten path store is amazing. Organic, and heathy, if you want it, I bet they carry it. Unheard of flours, sweeteners and and thing else. Amazingly stocked little store!!

Cozy local grocery store in the small downtown area of Hot Springs, Montana - where you can get a…read morelimited and curated supply of organic foods (grains, cheese, produce, etc), and ayurvedic/aromatherapy/homeopathy tinctures and products. There isn't another organic grocery store for at least a half hour or more from this rural town, so this is the place to shop (besides Buck's grocery store, which has more mainstream retail grocery products) for food and some medicine or health supplies, when staying in the area. Despite their limited selection on certain items like meats and dairy, I loved that they have plenty of dry spices and herbs for your culinary heart's desires - as well as plenty of delicious local honey by the gallon and liter for sale. They also have a connected bakery in the back of the store with fresh baked goodies abd some light bites too. It's definitely one of the main spots in town for locals and visitors alike since many local events and happenings are posted on the windows and walls outside the store.

The Coop (play on words right? Coop like chicken house, and co-op like cooperative of farmers and…read moremerchants distributing goods and services) is a great community place and the Brain child of O'Brien Byrd. As a local, I have been coming here for a few years and find that it is the best in the valley. Recently other towns have picked up on its success (ahem Bigfork) and are attempting to copy Columbia Falls' success. The music featured at the coop is pretty fun and you will find a mix of good ol montanans, hippies, kids and others who just enjoy live music. Thursday's are great for picking up local vegetables and baked goods, flowers and novelties. The ImagineIf library comes to bring fun for the kids, there's a climbing wall and a bouncy house. There's a good selection of food trucks to satisfy your hunger and I've never had anything I haven't liked. Montana made gifts are also here. Get yourself a sno cone, a beer and a snack. See which distillery is featured and what brewery is featured for the evening. Leave happy and fat. But please cross on the designated cross walks and don't drink and drive.

Thursday farmers market here. Lots of great vendors and local fruits, veggies, cheeses and other…read morehandcrafted goods. Lots of food wagons and choices for cuisine.

Whenever I'm in the area, I'm making it to Stutzman. I can get almost everything I miss from Amish…read morePennsylvania (dear god I miss scrapple so much living on the west coast) as well as the most beautiful produce and pickled eggs and other veggies! The deli counter is absolutely NOT to be missed. The service is also very kind, helpful, and patient! I've never felt rushed or unwelcome, even in all my tattooed and mohawked glory! You simply must stop here!!

Awesome local spot! In all our years visiting Arlee and the surrounds, this is by far the best eats…read morein the area! Got a "build your own" sandwich with fresh local ingredients. You really can't go wrong with any of the options. They let you put anything they have in ANY of the other sandwiches in the sando. 5 stars!! Huckleberry ice cream- we tried a few other spots and this was one of the best. Actually whole huckleberries in it!! 5 stars!! Loved the cheese selection (they give samples!) and took home some Bear Jam. So much to choose from! We'll see you again soon.

After walking the market for almost 10 min we were told that our well behaved Cavalier could not…read morecontinue on the in market as 'no dogs are allowed.'(She was in a backpack.) Yet other larger breed dogs were allowed to continue to walk in the market, even ones who were barking at people. It's ok to say no dogs allowed, but it needs to be ALL dogs. Not just singling out specific dogs. This was our first time to visit the market as we have just moved here. We unfortunately will not be back.

Very nice farmers market with a good mix of different merchants and plenty of parking. Well spaced…read moreout and not terribly over-run. The place to go on a Saturday morning in Kalispell for getting a good mix of fresh locally grown vegetables as well as artisanal goods, in general.