It has a wide selection of hard alcohol. The prices i checked were a couple dollars cheaper than…read moreother local stores. The was a constant flow of locals who seemed to be regulars. Although MT prices are higher elsewhere, i did find a great price (better than total wine) on a whiskey, so someone is getting a gift. The staff was friendly, and no intrusive.

Hands down the best liquor store in Helena. Customer service…read moreis top notch. Inventory select is fantastic !!I

Dorothy's is my favorite upscale cocktail lounge in town. Happy hour daily is great - especially…read morebuy one get one martinis. Great list of spirits, beer and also a few appetizers if you're hungry. It's attached to the Windbag as well. Good vibes and good service also. Fall cocktails include an espresso martini and pumpkin spice mule.

From the owner: Dorothy's Lounge & Gaming Parlor is a speakeasy style cocktail lounge specializing in craft…read morecocktails, liquor infusions, and gaming. We offer a wide variety of crafted cocktails, many of which are made with our own house infusions. Enjoy our casino lounge or our adult arcade!

Great place. But I could not find the bottle I was looking for. I looked very hard, but no. Just…read morecould not see it. Maybe they had it, but I couldn't find it. However, after a lot of help from the staff, I found it right in front of me. very helpful but a little pricey. But as they say everything cost a little more in Montana because its worth it.

Great addition of the wine and beer flights, special events and small food plates! See you again…read moreSOON!

One Star - Would Give Zero if Possible We stayed here during…read morea sports tournament and had a very unpleasant experience. This RV park is not family-friendly -- children and pets are treated more like hidden fees than welcomed guests. My mother made a reservation for our family, and during check-in, we were never asked about pets or the number of children. One staff member even saw our dog and said nothing. The next day, the owner, Rick Lamb, watched our campsite for a while before approaching us to ask how many people we had. After answering honestly, he informed us we owed an extra $45 for our four children and one dog. When I mentioned that no one asked these questions during check-in, Rick refused to take any responsibility and snapped, "You are wrong!" He was dismissive and condescending, saying things like "Is your calculator not computing?" and "I'm the owner and I make the rules." Later, Rick and his wife, Valerie, came to our site to "clear things up," but were just as rude. Valerie even told me, "You don't need to cause problems." We paid the $45 just to be done with the conflict -- Rick casually put it in his wallet. On checkout day, Rick sat in his truck watching our family pack. After we left, he immediately walked our site, presumably to check for rule violations. We accidentally left our water filter connected to the spigot. When I returned to retrieve it, Rick saw me and deliberately avoided me, walking back into the building. I had to call the store and speak to Megan, who later said he left the filter on a table -- refusing to speak to me directly. The entire experience was uncomfortable, unprofessional, and frankly, unwelcoming. We will never stay here again, and we won't support the Three Forks Market. Others we've spoken to have had similar issues. Rick and Valerie Lamb seem more interested in enforcing arbitrary rules than treating their guests with respect.

We have been patronizing Three Forks Market since we moved up to the Three Forks area eight years…read moreago. The owners are no longer just "owners" to us. They have become supportive friends in the community. The staff is always warm, friendly, and helpful. The selection of foods is really broad (and excellent). The Three Forks Market personnel are a classic example of what makes Montana "The Last Best Place".