Best chocolate cookies in town. If they would only keep up on filling the half and half creamer…read moredispenser.

Stopped by here on a road trip. Great family atmosphere and plenty of parking. Beers are…read moreexcellent. They also serve coffee and custom coffee drinks. Great building and expansive patio.

This is a family-friendly brewery. Beers are great. The atmosphere and staff are very welcoming…read more There's patio seating too. I haven't been there for coffee yet. I really hope this place stays!

Best Farmer's Market that I have been to this summer!! Lots of fresh veggies, bread and Carmel…read morecorn.

I absolutely love our local Yellowstone County Farmer's Market in Billings, Montana. I love that…read morethey offer many options for supporting local farmers and local businesses. It introduces myself and my family to different foods available throughout Montana. We enjoy cooking our family favorites with locally grown foods. In the two years we have been coming, we have come to love so many wonderful products that keeps us coming back for more each week. We love alfalfa honey (only honey I absolutely love) from Drange Apiary in Laurel, MT. We love us some Flathead Cherries. We love the jalapeno cheddar and Hawaiian brats, meat sticks and summer sausages from Ranch House Meat Market. We like jalapeno & herb tortillas from Trevino's Tortillas, Inc. We love the zucchini and chokecherry lemonade from Burnt Bean Ranch. We like creamed honey from Becky's Berries. We enjoy Japanese garlic from Garlic Montana. Donuts from Heiko Bakery. We've enjoyed asian food from Boardwok, Khantalys and Oriental Express. We love the Nut Shack products! So addictive! We've tried tamales from Montana Tamales. We've tried a variety of teas from Tea City. We enjoy kettle corn from Don's Kettle Corn. Yummy chocolate covered strawberries and chocolates from Brockel's Chocolates. Salsa from Kenny's DD Salsa. Fresh produce from Martindale Colony. Each week we look forward to trying something new. Thank you to all the vendors for coming together to offer all of this Montana goodness!

Wonderful customer service and plenty of wonderful items to choose from: kitchen, jewelry, clothing…read moreand their yummy different oils. It's a beautiful store.

Finding flavored olive oils and vinegars is easy at this shop…read more Most shops of this kind have the same format: infused olive oils and balsamic vinegars for sampling before you buy. After buying the bottle in one of three sizes, you can bring it back to be re-filled with the same, or something new. While there are larger shops, this has the advantage of more personal service that comes from being smaller. Small bread cubes (or paper spoons) for dipping in the samples, recipe ideas and cards, and recommendations for complementary spices. It's a fun, local, store that can help change or create a new flavor profile for a favorite recipe.

I had 4th Ave Meat Market cut and wrap a beef I dropped off, they hung it in the cooler for 10 days…read morebefore cutting and wrapping. They did a great job, very satisfied. I will use 4th Ave Meat Market again!

Efficient, and good prices on pork belly and pork liver (which I have previously been unable to…read morefind at various butchers in town). When they didn't have pork blood, they told me where in town I could get some. I could see how some people might think the service was a little curt, but that's fine by me...

Terrible hiring process, Not sure if the HR guy is new or…read morejust under-qualified. Applied last year(2019) for a position after, 3 week of no response they finally reply telling me they'd set up an interview for July 5th(2 weeks out from right then) so it's totaling 5 weeks now.. A couple days before my set interview I get another email, they have to move my interview AGAIN, another month out to the first week of August. By the time I've moved on to some seasonal work(bills can't wait and NEED to be paid) Fast forward to today, I applied last night after seeing the position open again, I figured it may have been a mishap last year and I'd give them a second chance, Boy was I wrong about it being a fluke. Long story short, I get an email from Ryan this morning, telling me I'm ineligible for the position due to missing my interview last year? Yeah the shit show they dragged out for 5 weeks before dragging it out another month, was some how MY fault. Complete waste of time, and definitely might wanna look at a change in faculty if that's how corporate tends to its duties. If they'll drag a random interview-e thru this, just imagine what they'd drag their employees thru.