This place continues to crush it!! I love coming to Missoula just to pick up one of these…read moresandwiches. You always get great service, a fresh product and attention to detail. You can see the care they put into these sandwiches. They dont throw on the toppings and hand you a mess. They actually take their time to build a sandwich that is balanced and delicious. I always get the Beach Boy, but the other sandwiches look great as well. I tired the pickel for the first time today. It was almost as big as my sandwich lol, and was juicy and delicious. If you head to this location, it's easier to park on the side of the road. Parking in front of the building is limited and can be a challenge to get out. Also, seating is located outside on the patio only.

Wow! All I can say is you gotta eat here. You will not leave disappointed! Best deli in town.read more

I went to both locations and preferred the smaller downtown location because of the way they…read morepackaged their beef jerky. I was in Missoula on a business trip and my flight was canceled two days in a row do to a snow storm. I was trapped in my room and mowed through two bags of jerky. I weathered the storm to the store and bought two more bags to take home. Best jerky I've had!

The truth for you is actually for the Double K Bar next to the ranch Deli. Nearly opened about two…read moreweeks ago. The vibe is steakhouse but burgers and pizza are on the menu. Super clean and inviting decor. They are still working out the kinks but burgers were tasty. Fries cooked in beef tallow. Cookie skillet was good but needs a scoop of ice cream. Overall a good new place in Missoula. Give it a try.

This is one of my favorite stops along I-90 in western Montana. It is easy to get on & off the…read morefreeway, the bathrooms are large and clean, the food is much better than average for a truck stop. The deli has good coffee (espresso, lattes, etc) as well as the only wheat-berry chili I've ever had anywhere. They are also a bakery with nice bread, cinnamon rolls, scones, macaroons, breakfast from the grill and sandwiches made to order. The store has a wild assortment of necessities, Montana kitsch, junk food & snacks. The deli closes at 7pm, but the store is open much longer.

Wonderful market in downtown Missoula, we had the Philly sandwich which was amazing. Would…read moredefinitely recommend a visit when visiting or living in Montana.

Very nice staff, and it's a cute place. I got a whoppa sandwich and it just wasn't very good. The…read morebread was very thick and not very good, the meats didn't taste good and there was a weird sauce.

Great little local grocery. Employees are friendly and helpful. However the place needs a deep deep…read morecleaning. I have shopped there for7 years and the place has NEVER been throughly cleaned during that time. The nooks and crannies have layers of build up. Ceiling vents could not be filthier. I could go on and on.......can't imagine what the back room ares that are out of site look like. My god shut down for a couple of days and clean areas that have not been touched in a decade.

This place is awesome. The chicken is epic! Like, for real, the best fried chicken ever. Once, I…read morewent there with my girlfriend and ended up leaving with fried chicken. It was that good. The deli sandwiches are also awesome. The bread is so tasty. The staff is also super cool and attractive. Once, I went there with my next girlfriend and she ended up leaving with a cashier. And I was okay with that, because I was eating fried chicken. In conclusion, if you want to experience all that life, in it's great glory, has to offer, then you need to shop at Harvest Foods. They honestly care.

Fantastic food, fast and they sell so many good things! I highly recommend for lunch or if you are…read morecraving a really good sandwich.

Solid subs with legit ingredients and very good bread. Nice tables for eating out front.read more

You won't be disappointed by anything you try here. The food and the service are excellent…read more Breakfast is only served on Saturday and Sunday.

It's a 50/50 for this place to me. In the past 6 yrs, I've been there three times. The service is…read moredifferent every time, the food is hit or miss. So it's not worth it for me to try again. We even have a bogo meal, and it's STILL not enough for me to go back again.

I'm plant based and it's been a long time that I've been crippled by indecision when ordering due…read moreto so many amazing vegan options. I've NEVER experienced it in Montana but market on front has SO many delicious options for every dietary preference. I decided on a portobello pesto sandwich on ciabatta and it was 10/10. The bread, texture and flavor were perfect! Although I was just visiting, I'd be shocked if there were a better sandwich shop in this town. There is also a grab and go and souvenir section that's very convenient. It was busy and we did have to wait a while for our orders but it was so worth the wait. If you're craving a sandwich or a wrap, this is your place.

The food is, generally speaking, very good. They have a lot of different options and it's usually…read morewell made. Their biggest issue is that, although the staff is usually very pleasant and friendly, they seem to have a lot of turnover and it feels like half the time we go in, we're dealing with someone new. This also means that the service is often exceedingly slow, even when it's not particularly busy. I know they must be aware of the problem because they'll often warn customers that there's going to be a 30, 45, or even hour+ wait. It also doesn't help that some of their servers aren't the most observant and, on more than one occasion, I've watched a server walk by our table with what turns out to be our order only to take another two or three laps to notice us and our order number (which is always just sitting out in the open at the edge of the table).

Hearty , tasty food, friendly efficient service and wheat themed charm. Will visit again when we…read moreare in the area!

food is alright but working there is terrible, grease dripping from the vent hood above the grill…read moreright onto your face is disgusting and they would explain that they wipe it but they aren't doing anything to get rid of the pile up and there are no hoods to catch the grease. manager in the back is quiet and talks about how she only likes certain people at wheat Montana out loud to everybody and that's unprofessional. I will say tips are good and the coworkers are nice.

If you're in Missoula and care about food, this place is a must-visit. From the moment you pull up…read moreto that iconic curved metal facade with the rust-colored awnings, you know you're somewhere special. The selection is genuinely impressive. The wine department alone is worth the trip -- they've got everything organized by region with these great little signposts (Chile, Argentina, an actual sake and dessert section), plus a deep bench of natural and small-production bottles. Found some gems I hadn't seen anywhere else in town. The prepared food situation is excellent. The hot bar, salad bar, and antipasto bar are all $9.99/lb, and they've got a made-to-order panini station and wok bowls if you'd rather get something fresh. Solid spot for a quick, quality lunch. What really sets this place apart is that it's so much more than a grocery store. There's a whole housewares section with SMEG kettles, beautiful linens, mugs, and kitchen gear -- dangerously easy to walk out with more than you came for. They even have a sunny garden nook with locally grown succulents, orchids, lavender, and organic seed packets from regional growers. Love that they support local. Clean, bright, well-staffed, and stocked with care. This is the kind of place that makes you want to actually cook. Highly recommend.

So, here it is. I spent $2.50 on this nectarine on Saturday. It's Monday, 40 hours later and this…read moreis what it looked like when I took it out of the fruit bowl this morning. Ended up tossing it away. What a waste! Why does all of their produce rot? While it's still hard? I'm the grand daughter of an orchardist. My family grew fruit for a living. We would never sell this and charge top dollar. And we would most definitely not take your money and keep it for foul produce. We would call that thievery. But you can see in the above response, these days stores don't really seem to care. They say they do, but offer nothing to rectify the situation.