Mike's Thriftway, formerly Mike's IGA is pretty depressing but it's your only option for about…read moreforty miles. Ever since the B&W closed, there has been no competition and the groceries have gotten very expensive. The prices are pretty shocking. Items that are $3.99 at my local grocery store are over $9 here. They carry Western Family brands and seem to participate in the same sales as other chains because amidst all the $4 frozen veggies were bags on sale for 88 cents. The produce section is small but included mangos and avocados. The portobello mushroom caps were a little juicy and had a bit of mold on top, only visible if you look closely. They also sold expired bags of Garden of Eatin' chips...about 3 months past their date. The store carries Earth Balance sticks for over $5 per pound, several types of plant milk (almond, soy, almond coconut blend) but doesn't seem to replenish often. I bought the almond milk, leaving one, and there was none five days later. There are no veggie burgers or fake meats of any kind. The donut selection was sad and two cooked pizzas are $25. The gas station costs more than the one down the road in town. Also, no Huckleberry anything.

Prices are out of control while selection rivals that of most communist countries. I am not…read morepleased that most of my experience is searching for substitutes as the item I actually wanted isn't available. This inconvenience is constrained by the incredibly expensive comparables. You don't have much of a choice unless you are headed to Shelby or Havre. This is an oversized convinience store and this wasn't always the case. The prices seems to have taken a leap upward as a result of new ownership.

For being a Walmart, it's pretty small. They don't really have anything special. The hot food is…read moreokay and the workers could be a little racist depending on the person. I went to go cash a check and the old caucasian man working there was being pretty rude until I asked to speak to his manager.

I purchase for a community of about 160 people, so tend to shop for bulk items a lot. Really trying…read moreto work with these guys, but the produce manager is really making that difficult. Got the aura of someone that manages 1000 people and is pretty important, and goes out of his way to create a "my way or the highway" transaction -I usually end up picking the highway option, leaving him with a missed sale of hundreds and maybe thousands of dollars. Still trying though........

Cutest, overloaded, small town grocery store ever. They seem to be trying to have everything in…read morestock and available. There was even a deli counter! Staff were courteous and helpful. Recommend the store. Would return. If just for the ambiance.

They have a fair amount of Organic & Vegan items. Although their Almond Butter was between $10.00 &…read more$18.00, depending on the brand. They do have a deli with some hot food & baked goods. Also meats, that you can buy by the pound. There is the usual grocer fare, although it would be nice if they had a little more competition to bring down of the outrageous prices they have.

Only big food store in Choteau, and always nice people and service. Pretty good selection, and…read morefresh stuff. Once I saw a pig in the parking lot waiting in someone's car. I tried talking to it, but it only said, "Oink!". Still, it kind of sounded like, "I enjoy frequenting Rex's Market!". I'm not even kidding. That thing might be right out of Charlotte's Web. I couldn't find a spider, though. I almost took a star off because there was no spider and also I liked the name better when it was "Rex's Food Farm". Great food, possibly talking pig.

The only grocery in town. They have a nice selection and very friendly staff.read more

Their employees are nice and when I ask for something I can't find, the bring me to where it is and…read moreI made some nice friends while there and the prices are kind of cheap.

I see someone else mentioned selling expired stuff here, we even saw they ADVERTISED some Bubly as…read more$1 BECAUSE it was expired! Not a big deal with sparkling water, but shows why we've gotten at least 4-5 things there that have been rotten (and when you bring it back, they don't really seem to care). Most things you can check the manufacturers date, but I would never buy a pre-made sandwhich from there again- MOLDY! Also, when I first moved here, saw an employee go straight from the urinal back to work without washing his hands. Let a manager know, but there's still no sign in their (filthy) bathroom saying employees must wash... Produce is better at Walmart. We get our meat at Bear Paw Meats (local, cheaper, and better) Tried to order a cake there, would've been $30!!! And they didn't know what the hell was going on in the email correspondence. Too bad, it's a nice looking store, but values matter!

This store has an amazing selection of beer, pretty good produce, and amazingly friendly checkers…read more You may spend a bit more money than the global conglomerate on the other end of town, but you'll get in and out quicker and the experience is much better.

I've checked this place out a good amount of times, they offer a decent selection. The workers are…read moreusually pretty cool. I brought my nephew with me one time and I had some change in the car so I grabbed it and asked the worker if I could exchange it for some quarters for the quarter candy and toy machines they have, he said to keep the change and gave my nephew a couple quarters to put in the machine. He told me he collects change and whenever a little kid comes in and wants a little candy or toy, he'll toss them a coupe quarters, I thought this was really nice, there's not too many people/stores that really care enough to do things like that.