I've been coming to this station for years but it had become really run down. The new owners have…read morereally changed up the place with new paint, new lighting, and fresh products. The bathrooms are always nice and clean (and secured which keeps the rough crowd away). They have really friendly cashiers.

Yo! I had a cool experience at Pump and Pak, a little homey Gas station and convenience store. The…read moreLady Caryln who runs it was really helpful to me and my co-worker who had a spill in our work truck and gave us rags and a broom to clean things up. So Nice! Inside the store she was making some fresh popcorn which had the most appealing aroma and wen i got a small bag i could not believe how good it was. She said it was because they used coconut oil Popcorn fans you got to try this! Nice little neat store with a few pumps and Bozeman local feel, I have never done a Yelp review on a Gas station but this was a cool place to come through. Saw some sunglasses marked down i want to pick up, now i will remember to come by this spot when i cross over the freeway at 7. Oh yea, the bathrooms are pretty clean too, thats always a nice experience Pump on !

Their breakfast burritos are fairly good, but hash browns should not be used as the majority…read moreingredient in ALL the other burritos. There is so much hash browns I barely notice any other ingredients

Love Maverik! Great hot food and the rewards are sooo good! Free food, drinks and a discount on…read morefuel. I use the self checkout as it's so quick and easy. Not sure why someone would leave when there are two self check outs. Staff take breaks just like anyone else. Some other reviewers sounds like they missed the self checkout stations.

I came across Town & Country Foods while out and about in Bozeman. I was very impressed with…read moreeverything here. The whole store was nice, clean and so very efficient to check out. It's kind of a higher end grocery store and their deli products especially reflect that. This store also had a liquor section I was very impressed with as there was very nice variety to it. When I left and loaded my purchases in the car I thought to myself that I wish there was a Town & Country where I lived in Washington. Turns out there is... kind of. After researching there is a location in Seattle and one in Bellevue.

Local, convenient and stocked with products that enable me to not have to drive across town. Having…read morea pharmacy is a bonus. I also like the staff!

Best no-touch car wash in town, multiple registers to get people in and out quickly - and always a…read moreperson behind the desk to say just-enough to be friendly without sounding counterfeit. Nice place.

Car wash is good but it's not always operable. I pay for a monthly subscription for the wash and…read morestill have to pay more to use the one at Town Pump sometimes.

This Circle K was the easiest gas station to get to on the way to our Bozeman Airport car return…read more Immediately off I-80 at the airport exit. It wasnt overly busy at 3pm on a weekend. The gas price was just 5-cents more than the others we saw mapped nearby. (Jul 2026) No delay on the way to our dropoff. Perfect.

**November 2025: Tuesday Late Morning Visit**…read more This gas station is right next to the airport so if you have a rental and need to fill up this is very conveniently located. Gas is higher at this location (about $.07 more per gallon) but at that time the cheapest gas that I saw was $2.91 per gallon (in town) so it wasn't a make of break trip for me especially since I only drove 4 gallons in total. There are several pumps and was easy to get on and off the freeway. Just an option if you're got to run!

I am currently visiting Bozeman from Idaho and the customer service is absolutely terrible Me and…read moremy dad were buying alcoholic beverages and were both over 21 and We got carded not once but twice by a really Rude self checker cashier carding people twice is a little excessive and I've been legal drinking age for a while and I've never had that happen to me and it was the worst experience I have ever had in a grocery store

wasn't allowed to use self checkout as I had 20 items instead of 15. there was a dozen open self…read morecheckouts. had to go stand in a line of 5+ people to be checked out. last time I will shop there.

The last gas station before heading up the way to Bridger. Fill up if you need!read more

This biz is my cup of tea…read more The Spice & Tea Exchange is my favorite chain to visit while traveling. I recently stopped by their location in Bozeman, Montana and picked up enough tea to excite Paul Revere. I spent over 30 minutes exploring their well stocked inventory of tea and spices. The teas are sold in a loose leaf form, which happens to be my favorite. They have sleepy time teas, highly caffeinated options, and even some mushroom based. The other half of the store is filled with different spices and rubs for all your cooking needs. This is also a great spot to pick up accessories for your tea-loving friend. There's bookmarks, tea cups, and even those small animals that change colors when tea is poured on them. I wanted one of everything. I ended up snagging a cute light blue tea cup that has a built in filter, banana sugar, chocolate mushroom tea, and a strawberry white tea. I also grabbed a ranch rub and a garlic aioli seasoning to experiment with at home. Can't wait to sample all my new goodies.

Spice things up! This is a pretty impressive spice and tea…read morestore! They have a whole lot of different spices, spice blends, and of course, tea. It's not all just spice blends where some Montanan thinks, "Eh- this is what Cajun spice tastes like." Instead, it's mainly the raw spice ingredients. I love that they get nerdy with it- they had about 8 different types of paprika, with a little sign that lets you know where it's from, what it tastes like, what you're going to pay. You're free to open the jars and take a sniff. If you're cooking in Bozeman, and need just a pinch of some obscure spice, this is a good place to go so you don't have to buy a whole bottle and waste it. They have such large jars of spices, and such a huge variety, you have to wonder about the turnaround time on these spices, and how long some of these more obscure spices are sitting here. The fact that they're in glass jars is slightly worrisome, but I like seeing what's going on in all those jars. I was disappointed that they seemed to largely skim over the world of Indian spices, which are notoriously hard to figure out. The staff was busy when we went, but it gave us plenty of time to get a good look around.