I love T&C, especially the produce department. Always clean, fresh, well stocked very helpful…read moreproduce personnel. The meat department is wonderful with good sales and fresh meat. Fast friendly check out too.

Very nice and helpful employees and that is worth everything to us. I love the fact that they have…read morelocal (Dillon, Montana) beef available at a good price and clearly identified. Will definitely shop here when in town. The other market in town is a meh big chain, and when we were there we ran across a really snotty employee. None of that at Town and Country.

I did not know what to expect here. I asked the GPS for a grocery store as I wanted some…read moreover-the-counter medications. This store is huge. Imagine it's like a Costco but no membership. Concrete floors, lots of exposed shelving and pretty much everything you could possibly need for living in Montana or just filling your kitchen. I found my meds, I found some snacks and I even looked over their reasonably priced guns (can't buy guns out of state and anyway, I'm heading to Canada). A friendly young lady rang up my sale and I was on my way. It's an interesting shop and I would have not problem stopping here again. [Review 20824 overall - 86 in Montana - 1808 of 2023.]

More than a year ago I complained bitterly about problems with their after-hours web-based refill…read moresystem, refillrx.com (Now that I have matured a little bit, the one star review was a bit harsh.) New Report! HOORAY! They got their web-based system fixed. I find that makes monitoring my prescription history and ordering refills a breeze. I am glad I stuck with them. Mike and his team are personable and knowledgable. And now, remote access to my Rx records is fast and convenient. Give 'em a shot (so to speak.)

I am in a 33' Class A Motorhome & due to the fact that there are very few RV campgrounds in the…read morearea (1 KOA for $100 per nite - NOPE) I stayed overnight a few nites at this Walmart waiting for some forwarded mail to catch up with me. Usually, I was one of 4 or 5 RV's staying overnight. Had no problems at all & was able to get all my shopping done too. I had a beautiful view of the mountains all around me, so gorgeous setting. There is a nail salon in this one & I plan on taking advantage of that. I will post a separate review for that later.

Wal-Mart are you proud of your employee Joe?? I send my husband to go get me over the counter…read moremedicine from the pharmacy as I'm 6 months pregnant and feeling bad. Store hours say closed at 11pm and my husband tried to go in the store at 10:54pm. Joe stops my husband and says he can't go in. When my husband asked to speak to the manager or supervisor Joe stands there and yells "NO! NO!NO! while slamming the doors in my husband's face and taunting him. He did get the photo of Joe who was very proud of his behavior and representation of the Wal-Mart brand.

We stopped here in our way to Missoula, MT and This place was amazing, definitely a must stop,…read morethey were friendly and very nice. You fill out a paper on what you want on your sandwich , from different types of bread, toppings and cheese,.. The food was very fresh, loved that they use their own products for sandwiches. They have so many things to pick from biscuits and gravy, breakfast pies among other things they offer. Freashy baked bread, pastries. And even have a deli with different types of cold meats. And if your in the mood for ice cream they have that too. They have picked, veggies, eggs, jarred fruits, jams. Different types of cheeses , dips among other things s . They do take credit cards or cash in case you were wondering like us.

I really had high hopes for this place, but it was honestly a little disappointing. The employees…read more(teens I think) were far from friendly. Seems like maybe they just don't like having to work there. I bought wheat bread, the kind of pillowy soft bread that reminds me of my childhood. It made excellent sandwiches, but is a little too soft for toast. I also found some beautiful fresh pears that were perfectly ripe. They were delicious. Of the canned goods, I bought dill pickles, black cherry jam, peaches, and salsa. They were all just ok. I think I make better at home. The rest of the store had some somewhat cool pantry staples, but a TON of chemical laden processed foods. Just a lot of sugary junk loaded with palm oil or soy bean oil. Pretty disappointing. The pastries were pretty sad looking too. Overall, the pears and bread were good, but the place is not worth the 30 min drive to get there.

The female pharmacist was amazing! thank you for your help today! Great and friendly service!!!read more

We were camping in Dillon for the week…read more Safeway pretty much carried anything we needed. We went there a few times and it was just like being at home. It is a good sized store and we liked it better than the Town and Country across town.

The absolute worst grocery store I have ever had the displeasure of being forced to shop at. Other…read morethan the appalling price gouging and generally selling produce that rots within a day of buying it, they like to do fun things like close the pharmacy on Saturdays without bothering to tell anyone, or even exert the most minimal effort possible for their customers to leave a sign up stating the change. Presumably, they're now closing the pharmacy on weekends because they are "shortstaffed" but I would guess they're short staffed because nobody wants to work for the most selfish, greedy, self-serving human beings on the planet, unless they are desperate with no other choice. Avoid whenever possible.

When I visit I find there prices very reasonable! The selection is great. I live in a large…read morepopulation area and see great prices in Salmon. For the distances necessary for shipping, the population of Salmon is fortunate!

What a great little store in an otherwise depressing town. Connie, who I assume is the owner, is…read moreextremely helpful and friendly. Fair prices for a small store. The only place in town to get coffee in the mornings.

This is the only grocery store and gift shop in Wise River, MT. And let me tell you that this is…read moreone neat place to visit and experience! You can buy anything here! Groceries, beer, wine, candy, ice cream, propane cylinders, and RV necessities! Furthermore, they have many of the hardware and plumbing items -- not to mention -- they also have their own gas pump! I'm telling you, this place gives a new meaning to the word 'convenience'! Oh, did i forget to mention that they also process fishing and hunting licenses?! And talk about friendly hospitality!! They put the old term 'southern hospitality' to shame with their welcoming attitude and genuine smiles! If you are ever in this area, you NEED to visit this place and experience this unique old world mercantile store! While you are here, make sure and say hello to the proprietor, Mrs. Connie Holland!

Great staff and nice store cute little gift shop area that sells local vendor artwork etcread more

This coffee shop is the best! The ladies are so nice and friendly, they give our big dog yummy…read moretreats and loves! The sandwiches, coffee, frozen coffee and huckleberry shakes are the best! Highly recommend this place!

This is the only grocery store in Twin Bridges. Happily, it's well stocked given its size and the…read moreemployees are friendly. For a small town grocery, it's a gem.