Cute bookstore in downtown Missoula! Tons of books. I like that they have lots of staff selected…read morebooks with cards saying why staff recommend. $6 used book shelf as well!

Trivia: I was looking for a particular book after reading Horse by Geraldine Brooks. What book of a…read moredifferent title, but by the same author won the Pulitzer? Excellent service and selection of books, journals, and other intriguing book related items (like a cool display of puzzles). I went in hoping I might find a new planner/journal. Had no idea I would uncover so many awesome options. Quite the Leuchtturm collection and options. Also, I was looking for just one particular book and they not only had it, but it was easy to find. The setup and labels in the bookstore make sense.

The store is super awesome. Go ahead and look around. Find what you like. Then go to eBay and buy…read moreit for pennies on the dollar. The most overpriced vintage store I've ever been to. In all of the US.

I absolutely loved the Loose Moose. It is a vintage book, clothing, and ect store. Heavy on the…read moreect. It was clean, friendly, and well stocked! There wasn't a corner that did not possess a tchotchke. And I say that with affection. Come check it out if you are in Downtown Missoula, it is a treasure.

I found everything (& more) that I wanted. Very friendly & helpful sales associates. Wonderful,…read morefair prices. A "must stop" every summer as we travel from Kansas City to Canada!

This bookstore took too much of my money, lol. The selection…read moreruns from new to used, with the used books i found could be better described as overstock. The used books i bought looked new, but prices half of what was listed The prices were so good, i went back and bought more. The staff was friendly, definitely a place i'll visit again.

Came here from Polson and was immediately turned off by political slogans slapped on everything…read more Super divisive. Otherwise, feels more like a Spencer's Gifts than anywhere related to rock music. Didn't buy anything. Won't be back. Don't like the politics.

Aloha from Hawai'i! I'm so grateful to have found your store online. Thank you for going above and…read morebeyond to find exactly what I was looking for. The hand written thank you note and stickers were so thoughtful. Mahalo!

I spent 15min waiting at the customer service center in the store. No one came. Went to front…read morecheckout. Asked about floor help. The manager said it was just him and the B&N coffee shop person in the store. Poorest customer service i have ever seen.

This is the only commercial bookstore in town. Save yourself the trouble and the heat stroke. Go to…read moreone of the local places and support local. Lots of cute cafes and book stores throughout this city. And this one's a little too commercialized and it's always hot inside, they will tell you they don't have control over the air conditioning climate system.. but when you call corporate they say they do.

As far as bookstores go, this one is good. Bottom level are the books, top level has the "Griz…read moreGear." I always like to collect travel memorabilia, and since I stayed right by the university I figured to get something from UM. Well lit and clean. Can't ask for much more. Oh, and an added bonus: no sales tax in MT!

The Bookstore is pretty typical as college bookstores go. A good measure of everything. They seem…read moreto do most of their business on text books which is hard going for sure. The pretty much have a bit of everything here art supplies, food, computer stuff, fiction, non-fiction, and griz wear. Which brings me to the reason why I give the bookstore three stars. As the primary purveyor of clothing for alumni, current students, and sports fans you would think that they would carry a variety of items for a variety of customers? Right? Wrong! Every single one of the clothing items that they have for the University of Montana says something like this: The University of Montana GRIZZLIES CARTOON BEAR PAW PRINT (seriously? I never went to a football or basketball game in the time that I went to school, does everyone have to sport the visual image of the stupid mascot???) This I find to be ridiculous and is the main reason that I have never bought a single piece of clothing from my alma matter. Instead I have a collection from OTHER colleges that I have never attended but can live with the dignified message conveyed by the simple name of the university and the academics it implies. In short: The selection of clothing is less than spectacular for someone who isn't a huge sports fan.