This is my favorite store in town! I first went in a couple months ago looking for gifts for my…read morewife, and now, I know all the employees by name and have picked a once-dormant hobby - fountain pens, stationary, and even journaling! Journaling has literally and honestly changed my life. Have you ever encountered someone who was an absolute master at their craft, and their love and passion for their business (hobby, work, field) is 100% contagious? That is how I feel about the employees here at Paper and Grace. Their love of fine pens, stationary, art, and related accoutrements, is absolutely infectious. I challenge you to find a store that practices such an exceptional customer experience and service. Anywhere. There is no restaurant, store, service, or business with the same commitment to and practice of customer service. The two injustice collectors from SoCal who left negative reviews may not have been used to exquisite customer service or how to use a pen. I can't believe you sully these fine people for attention and to build drama where there is none. The professional staff at Paper and Grace will clean and service any fountain pens you purchase for free. They will diagnose any hard writing, adjust, and clean your pens with a smile and on the spot. Your purchase is neatly wrapped with customized and beautiful wrapping tissue, placed in a beautiful bag, and presented to you. It's hard to explain the process, so if you are inclined to experience it, find any of their luxury, yet appropriately-priced, premium goods and ephemera, and enjoy the experience yourselves.

Service was great and the shop owner was very helpful about fountain pens and inks. The store has a…read morewide array of items and if I lived locally, would frequent it regularly. Awesome experience while on vacation from NJ!

The puppy mascot here OMG such a sweetheart. And the books aren't bad either. If you're looking for…read moresomething off the shelf eclectic, not commonly produced and local. Then this is your place. Parking is complimentary free in this small town. Just outside of Yellowstone National Park located in Livingston.

Way too cute of a store--I could have spent a truly dangerous amount of money here just on all the…read morefun bookish accessories & swag & all the art by local craftsfolk! Not to mention the book selection is on point.

If you want to be threatened of stealing in screamed in the front of the store in front of the…read morepublic, Then I would recommend you come here. Right when I walked into the store the employees very hostile towards me! I asked if I could try on a few things in the fitting room , so I did I had opened my purse to grab my phone because someone was calling me . I thought nothing of it , I get out of the fitting room and check out the employee is still being extremely rude towards me . For no reason I was complimenting the store, and how gorgeous it was and I was smiling the whole time and killing her with kindness. I checked out and was heading out of the store ( I have worked retail for years ) . Then the employee starts screaming at me in front of the street with many people watching as I'm getting into my vehicle. She said I was a thief ! At that point I was balling my eyes out and literally poured everything out of purse onto the ground to prove I had not stolen any item. She continued to berate me in front of everyone and her reasoning is because she heard my zipper to my purse in the dressing room. She had short curly and was caucasian and in her 40s . I had no right to be treated that way and won't be coming back! I called the owner and she said she would speak with her employees I hope she did! Other than that it was a cool store . Just don't open your zipper lmao!

This antique store is a gem! It's eclectic and fun! However I noticed their prices were very high…read morefor the products. Used Levi overalls for $70 and cowboy hats were $120+. So just be prepared to spend some money! And don't expect to find deals here. But you can definitely find some unique things! And their jewelry collection is massive! It's a great little store for eye candy & inspiration!

Cactus Blossom is what it says it is: a collective of carefully selected items from local artists,…read morewith clothing, body and cosmetic products, leather. and glass, and other items that are not mainstream, mostly from small businesses. As you walk in, the employees will tell you about their sustainable, handmade local art, including home goods items and jewelry, herbal remedies -- all in small batches -- nothing mass produced. During my visit, one of the owners was in the back creating a design of her own, but unfortunately for me. I didn't go to the back to see what it was. Cactus Blossom is part retail shop and, I think, part work shop for locals who need a place to create and enjoy the camaraderie of others who share their artistic life. This is such a great store for finding something unique.

Amazing store - beautiful sustainable, small batch beauty products, ceramics, textiles, clothes…read morefrom slow fashion brands that are hard to find in person. Couldn't recommend it more!

This charming little store is filled with all sorts of things you never knew you needed. The prices…read moreare great, the staff is super friendly, and the place is spotless. There's so much to browse and buy, and even my husband enjoyed it. We found the frother we'd been searching for along with a few extra treasures. Spending the summer in Livingston, I'm sure we'll be back.

I love this shop! We were on vacation and were lucky enough to explore lovely Livingston. We parked…read moreright in front of The Kitchen Shop so I had to pop in. After cooking for 30+ years, I'm kinda over it . But I have to say, this shop really renewed by excitement, especially when I saw the gorgeous Emile Henry luscious Sienna brown Dutch oven. And the varied assortment of cast-iron pans and small appliances and kitchen gadgets. I walked out with the Dutch oven and several other items. The owner and staff were so friendly and helpful. Be sure to stop in when you're in Livingston. *And they ship!

What beautiful, natural stone jewelry this store has to offer. I purchased an amber ring and I wear…read moreit everyday and love it. It was the perfect souvenir from our trip to Montana.

Do not waste your money here!!! I'm local and bought a 250 dollar turquoise ring that cracked after…read moreone month of wearing it. I went into the store to try to exchange or get my money back and store owner was extremely rude and said she would not help me and accused me of dropping it. Horrible quality and horrible service. Tourist trap if I've ever seen one. Go to Head West downtown if you want good quality turquoise. I've had plenty of turquoise rings that haven't cracked like that.

I can't think of anything I don't like about this store, except maybe for the time and money I…read morespend here --- too much of both. I've been looking for a certain piece of jewelry for a friend for an upcoming birthday and just haven't seen anything that fits what I need. So, I decided to see if I can make my visualization come to life. That requires beads and string/wire and closings, and separators and all those other things you don't realize go into the pieces you take for granted. Well, I stopped here and did find what I needed, plus a lot more I didn't need for what I had in mind but picked up anyway. That's the problem with places like this. Garden of Beadin' has glass beads, Austrian crystal beads, wooden and plastic beads in shapes and sizes for everything. I mean everything. Best to come here when you have a definite idea and ignore the "oh, that would be good for xyz" in a ring, or necklace, or tie clip. It'll be a kid in a candy store experience. Have a budget in mind or you'll be wishing you hadn't stopped by.

I went into Garden of Beadin' for semi-precious beads and found a wonderfully large selection. I…read morealso found wooden, bone, and metal beads, beading needles, and everything else I needed for my project. The store is clean and organized, and the staff is very helpful. I'll be back. I had to drive around for a few minutes, since my GPS kept taking me to Smith's grocery store. Garden of Beadin' is in the same shopping center on 19th Ave, it's just a few doors west of Smith's -- right next to Jimmy John's.

If I lived in Bozeman I would make a point of buying something here whenever there was a child's…read morebirthday, nieces nephews whatever. And even for my adult friends. It is a fascinating collection of all types of toys from mechanical to computerized and even as pictured, really amazing wood puzzles. You could sort of think of one of those nature stores in a mall mashed up with Santa's toy shop. Although it's not Christmas toys, it's just here's a lot of handmade stuff as well. I forget what I bought there but I did buy something.... Oh yes they had even the little license plates with names on it and I got one for my grown daughter to put on her bike... That said Montana since she is a new resident. I couldn't tell if the gal behind the counter was simply a clerk, the manager, or the owner. She didn't hover, she didn't care how long I looked or what I looked at, but she was very helpful and made it clear that she was there to assist. I heard her take phone calls helping people figure out if she had what they might be looking for. And I would say there is a toy for every budget so definitely a place to go if you're looking for something unique as a souvenir to take back home as a gift.

Perfect place to pick up a gift for special occasion or birthday party. Nice selection, great…read morestaff, and quick wrapping