I was making a $135 purchase and the P.O.S. system that takes credit cards wasn't working well…read more The person at the cash register told me it was my credit card. The second time I tried it worked fine. Then I smiled and said it wasn't my card. The guy got angry insulted me and told me to take my business elsewhere. DO NOT SHOP AT THE CAVE

Absolutely love the cave! I brought some friends in town and we wanted to grab a few different…read morecigars. I was just happy. There was some sort of selection to choose from. The cigars were perfect and the prices were great! The employee at the front let us cut the cigars and packaged them pretty nicely for us as well. If you need a pregame pitstop or need to pick up a gift for someone before heading over to a party, I definitely recommend the cave. Their selection is the best and their employees are awesome.

One of the best and perhaps most underrated burger spots in Bozeman! Creative mix of flavors and…read moreoptions make it a spot for me to go every time I'm visiting my Alma mater and 2025 national champion bobcat football team! I haven't had a bad burger here yet and I believe I've tried nearly all of them. Bonus is the big sky conference memorabilia they have up along with all the members helmets in a glass case emblazoned with an old big sky conference logo. This place is a must if you're visiting from an away team from the conference looking for a place that has good burgers, good drinks, and is local!

Seems like a place for locals. Got unique looks when we walked in with a large group (visiting.)…read morehowever, food was good and beers were too. Lots of TVs and apparently they give away bread on certain days?

Finally found Town & Country Foods after circling a couple of times. Not the easiest place to find…read more They share a building with another company and their entrance is in the back. There was plenty of parking which is always nice. First thoughts were it seemed a bit disorganized. Or certainly not what we have experienced at other stores.  We felt that some items had limited selections otherwise we were able to get most of what we needed for our visit.

they took away the breakfast sandwiches and added overpriced burritos. please bring the sandwiches…read moreback!!

Karissa was the best! Super friendly and kind to all her guests. Will definitely stop in again.read more

It's a nice and friendly place to have a good time and drink peaceful I enjoyed it very much soread more

Fun spot! Nice people working and drinking/eating. We had a good time! Food was tasty too!! Great…read morelocation, good prices on take away bottles. Whiskey tasting for $2 per shot. Huckleberry mule was outstanding!

Food was delicious. I ordered the soup off the day (forgot was it was, but it was exactly what I…read moreneeded after a hike) & the Thai flat bread. My man ordered the Bison Bleu flatbread and he loved it. There was only one server when we visited and she was doing the best she could. She was super friendly and even followed me out when I left something in my seat. This feels like your typical bar, but the quality of the food was beyond that of a bar. Also, they have cool artwork on display.

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".

This place shocked me. I drove up and thought .. ah, no. But was so pleasantly surprised…read more It doesn't look like much, but they have a great array of high end food products. They have a grab and go section too. Worth a stop.

Great local small market. Had what I needed, staff were super nice. Good spot for a quick hit of…read moregroceries.

If you're hoping to discover a robust selection of wines, I hope you also enjoy the complex notes…read moreof disappointment and ego. This isn't so much a wine store as it is a stage for the owner's one-man show: "Let Me Tell You What You Clearly Don't Know About Wine." Want a bottle under $50 that doesn't require a thesis-level explanation? Move along, peasant. Instead, prepare to be cornered by the owner, who apparently believes that every visitor is here to be baptized in his knowledge of obscure Bordeaux vintages and his deeply spiritual trip to the Loire Valley. He'll tell you he "curates" his inventory, which is snob-speak for "doesn't stock much, but has a lot of opinions about what you should buy elsewhere." To summarize: if you want a wine store with actual wine, try literally anywhere else. If you want a lecture on terroir, tannins, and the tragic downfall of wine culture thanks to people like you, congratulations--you've found your temple.

What a find! To stumble across Wine Gallery was like waking up in paradise. Nate, the GM, is an…read moreenthusiastic wine lover who sets a high bar for other wine shops in the area... or anywhere, for that matter. To find grower-producer Champagnes, top Riojas, leading Barolos and Barbarescos, and good representation of wines from all the world's top regions is pure joy for a wine lover. I'm very proud of my small boutique store in Grass Valley, CA. But Wine Gallery gives me new ideas for expansion as soon as possible! If you're a Bozeman resident (or anywhere in Gallatin County), I highly recommend joining Wine Gallery's club. It will be a great way to expand your knowledge of wine and exposure to great new discoveries!