Stopped in for a visit. The grill closes at three so we were too late to eat but had a tea and…read morelemonade. Service is great and friendly. The old lunch counter is in tact and used for seating along with other vintage 70's (ish) tables, chairs and booths. Everything about the place says eclectic memories of days gone by but not forgotten. We wandered through the stalls looking for treasure for at least an hour. Lots of memories as we shopped and unique items from charms to wind chimes and ash trays to quilts. If you're looking for something to add some charm to your home you can probably find something in this place. There are a lot of options to have a sweet treat. Fudge, praline, cinnamon rolls, rice krispie bars, lemon pound cake, cookies and chocolates. Hard to pick only one. If you're in town and looking for an enjoyable experience if recommend stopping in.

This was such an interesting stop and diner food mixed into one!…read more Always like to thrift & try to get some movement into my long drives and this was perfect. I found 2 things I wish my suitcase had room for & ate a grilled cheese. Probably my most affordable meal so far and I'm on day 10/14 girls road trip ,

Great selection, cordial staff, good prices, a must visit stop.....in the middle of paradiseread more

amazing vape store who always has everything in stock. the customer service is absolutely amazing…read moreas well

I looked on the internet for a Montana souvenir shop and luckily this was on our route. It's a big…read moreshop with lots of food products, soaps, tee shirts, books, and beautiful jewelry. The saleswomen were really nice and helped me find a cool ornament to take home. Some of the prices are a little high. I fell in love with a pair of earrings but they were $42. That's just not in the budget on the tail end of a trip. Also pay attention to the price tags because they may not match what's in the computer system. It was cool to see pottery made by an artist that we bought from probably twenty years ago on a family trip. My husband remarked, "Holy cow - that plate (serving dish) is over a hundred bucks!" which made my jaw drop because my mother bought a complete set of the stuff years ago. I can attest to it's durability, though. She still has the entire set and uses it often and I have some bowls that have survived umpteen moves. Of course I can't read the name of the artist so this part of the review is basically a trip down memory lane for me and useless for any reader. Sorry about that! Let's just say that Montana pottery is really durable and try to get this train back on the track... There is an ice cream shop in the back and a mailing center back there, too, if you want to send any gifts home. This was a great stop for some take home treats and well worth the stop!