I have nothing but great things to say about the Gardner market…read more I was hesitant to go there because everyone said it was so expensive but I found the experience delightful. I wish I had gone there earlier in my stay just for the ambience lol. There are many things to question about Gardner Montana ;)However, the Gardner market was not one of them. Everybody in there was so polite and friendly. I couldn't believe it. Every time I asked for something everybody was incredibly helpful and there were some really nice ladies that were just totally friendly. The store is stocked to the brim. It has everything, at my hotel they were saying oh you won't find sunscreen or cream there but you know what they had every possible sunscreen and cream available!!! I was able to go there toward my last day and get things that I really needed like water and some sleeping pills since I was in a hotel that was very noisy! I would highly recommend the Gardner market to anyone and just remember when you're on a vacation things are more expensive because people are trying to make money in a small town so don't hold that against them. I love that market and if I lived in Gardner, I would shop there no matter what.

Good market to stop in for essentials before heading into Yellowstone. Pricing are a little on the…read moreexpensive side, but the prices are definitely on par with the other markets in the area, so I'm not surprised by the prices. They have everything from your usual grocery items, hot food, frozen food, produce, toiletries, etc. Small parking lot could get full, but people seem to leave at a decent pass.

This is a proper grocery store in west Yellowstone. They don't have everything but do at least have…read morea deli with hot food pre made, plenty of soup, a small but stocked produce section, and all the other grocery basics (including personal items). There were 3 cashiers and each had a line but it moved reasonably fast. Prices are typical - I bought a can of soup for $4 and a bag of spinach for $3 to have for dinner at my bnb. Plenty of parking outside too, and easily accessible off the main road in west Yellowstone. This is a great resource in the community if you need groceries!

We stopped by here during our stay. I thought it was an adequate market. The vegetable selection…read morewas small, but ok. It had a vegie tray that we would have bought if our room had a refrigerator. We ended up getting banana's here for breakfast. Prices are more expensive that our grocery, but I accepted it for the location.

Very nice store here in Yellowstone. Had lunch at the counter. I asked if I could have a kids…read moremeal instead of a regular and she said yes. Staff was friendly. I got a Sammi's burger and it was good. Just enough for me. I also went shopping and got a hikers tag. Wish we had more time to look around. Lots to see here. Everyone else is giving full details so I won't. But enjoy your time here. It is a fun shop.

There are many of these general stores throughout Yellowstone National Park. They are located in…read morethe all the major areas of the park. This one is located in Canyon Village near the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. This store has groceries, gear for outdoor activities like fishing and camping, apparel, gifts, souvenirs and snacks. I stopped in here because I was craving something sweet after a day of hiking. They have a pretty nice selection of ice cream here. The guy serving me definitely wasn't bashful in his portion sizes. The giant size scoops of ice cream in my cup were much appreciated.

Visiting town for a few days and of course had to stop to see what they have to offer, lots of…read moreoptions but the workers and manager do not know how to treat customers. Extremely rude and unwilling to help. Very unprofessional, careless and unhappy. Also who doesn't have rotisserie chicken ready by noon??? We wanted that for a Togo lunch Not a great way to start our trip.

The service and pricing here are hideous. The deli area is especially bad. Nothing appealing and…read morefood never appears fresh. This place needs entire new ownership and management.

We wanted to buy some breakfast foods, snacks and wine before we headed into Big Sky, and this…read morelittle store had what we needed! As someone else noted, surprisingly good wine selection (although we would have loved to find non alcoholic beers or cocktails as well). Service was so friendly and welcoming!

Super nice person who greeted us and took care of checkout for us. This place appears tiny but had…read moreeverything we needed. They definitely maximized their space!

Hungry Moose Market and Deli is a convenience store in the middle of Big Sky. Grocery, hot and cold…read moreready-to-eat, florist, wine and beer, Montana-made products, (of course we got huckleberry preserves), We grabbed a fresh turkey avocado tomato whole-grain sandwich, good hot cappuccino (with our choice of oat milk), some cute souvenirs, and candy for the road. This place hosts a happy wirey moose sculpture, and is across from a wheeled-wolf sculpture. Prices were reasonable. There's public restrooms near the florist.

Super vibe at the "Angry Moose Market" in Big Sky, Montana! The staff there are super friendly and…read morewelcoming, thanks Ali making you feel right at home. They have a really impressive selection of local and craft goods, perfect for picking up delicious sandwiches. One of my favorite parts was their great wine selection -- lots of local Montana wines and some well-known favorites, great for unwinding after a day outdoors or bringing home as a gift. Plus, I was pleasantly surprised to find that they offer free coffee for teachers -- such a thoughtful gesture that really shows they care about the community. Whether you're grabbing snacks, a quick meal, or just browsing for something special, Angry Moose Market is a cozy spot with a true Big Sky vibe. I'll definitely be stopping by again on my next trip!

Not the biggest or the best but hey there the only station in town and normally next to the general…read morestore plus flush toilets are nice

My van broke down at Ice Lake, between Canyon Junction and West Yellowstone, MT. I was able to…read morepull-off the road, into the Ice Lake parking area. So, I was not blocking traffic or causing any difficulty for the tow truck. As an AAA Member, I called AAA (after I managed to get my hands on a cell phone that worked, another story). AAA is not allowed to enter the park to service their members. Hmmmmm, why not? So, the AAA dispatcher transferred the call over to YPSS, Inc. at Canyon Junction, 8 miles away. They sent-out a tow truck, a flatbed. Did the tow truck arrive promptly? Yes. Was it a state-of-the-art flatbed? Yes. Was the driver, Dave, courteous, efficient? Yes. Did Dave, know what he was doing? Yes. Were the towing charges reasonable? ABSOLUTELY NOT! It is exactly 31 miles from Ice Lake to the mechanic (Jake's) where the van was dropped-off in West Yellowstone, MT. The towing charges were $565.65! That is $18.25 PER MILE!!! As a retired "business guy," I think it is wonderful that independent businesses, corporations (large & small), are allowed to do business in our National Parks ... vendors of all stripes ... restaurants, stores, etc. That said, these exclusive agreements are NOT a license to steal from visitors to our National Parks. [UPDATE, 6 MAY '18] I just had a fellow, Derek, a local to this area, pushing-back rather vigorously on the review, above, which I have toned-down a wee bit. (I'm still not clear on Derek's relationship to this business, obviously a friendly one.) Derek was going out of his way to explain how difficult it is for a "provider" to operate in a National Park. Based upon Derek's comments, it certainly sounds difficult, with loads of overhead and unusually high expenses, including a cut taken out of the business profits by the National Park Service. Okay, fine. It is also noteworthy to know that an outfit like this one, YPSS, has no competition in the Park. So, it is difficult for a vendor / provider to operate in Yellowstone. Okay, fine. I still say that $18.25 per mile is exorbitant and I'd like to know how much of that $18.25 per mile is PURE PROFIT for the "provider".

I am not a local however I have been visiting West Yellowstone 2-4 times per year for over 40…read moreyears. I remember when the owners opened their little shop near the entrance to the park. They are committed to not just their business but also to their community! And, I admire this! Unfortunately, I don't necessarily need their outdoor products but I do like to stop by for coffee!

I stumbled in here yesterday after biking through cold wind and rain on my bike trip through…read moreYellowstone. I was not doing well and I knew coffee would save me! This coffee shop/bike shop was a cozy oasis after my adventure and they had so many great coffee options. I got a maple cinnamon latte with oat milk that was exactly what I needed. I will admit that the flavor was extremely subtle, but it was still warm and caffeinated. I also got a cinnamon scone that paired very well with my coffee. If you're visiting the area and need a little pick me up or some bike supplies, this is your place.