Grocery Stores in Butte, MT

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  1. 8 Front St, Butte MT 59701

    4.7 Superb 175 reviews

    “This is where I do a vast portion of my grocery shopping. Practically every niche spice or ingredient you're looking for can be found here, and if they don't by some luck have it, they'll order it in for you!”

  2. 422 N Excelsior Ave, Butte MT 59701

    4.8 Superb 42 reviews

    “Easily the best beef in Butte. Great prices on a variety of quality meats. Artisan meets at neighborhood market prices. Also the only grocery store uptown, with lots of essentials.”

  3. 3941 Wynne Ave, Butte MT 59701

    4.7 Superb 29 reviews

    “Exceptional service from Sales Rep Carson. Going above and beyond. I've worked with him off and on for 16 years. Family run business with longevity in staff means they know how to run things and do it right! Great company!!!”

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  5. 100 W Park St, Butte MT 59701

    4.3 Superb 26 reviews

    “Fantastic service! We have had two elk processed at Terminal in the past two years. Both animals were butchered promptly and the meat products (steak, breakfast sausage, hamburger, kolbasa, polish dogs, and snack sticks) were delicious. Fair prices, quality work, and pleasant customer service. We will continue to use Terminal as our butcher for wild game.”

  6. 4701 Harrison Ave, Butte MT 59701

    4.3 Superb 23 reviews

    “This is my go-to location. I've been going to this store for about 20 years. They're small, but the staff are usually wonderful, remember their regulars, and Ray's jokes make my day.”

  7. 310 Front Street, Butte MT 59701

    4 Good 193 reviews

    “As someone who didn’t see it before the renovation, I feel the store is a perfectly good place to shop. The location makes it more convenient than going all the way down to Walmart, and they always have had what I was looking for. The staff have always been friendly, though later on in the day I felt they got a bit sloppy with them leaving their stocking carts unattended clogging up the rows. Regardless, they have good prices and deals as long as you sign up for free to be a member, and I have enjoyed shopping at Safeway.”

  8. 2500 Massachusetts Avenue, Butte MT 59701

    4 Good 183 reviews

    “Tony C is a stud! Skip that self-checkout line and go pay him a visit. He'll bag your groceries way better than you could ??‍♂️ The guy who bagged my groceries the next time was TERRIBLE!! Last time I trust my dad with that job ?”

  9. 45 Three Bears Drive, Butte MT 59701

    4 Good 79 reviews

    “Wow, stumbled across this store while passing through town. It has an amazing selection of healthy food at good prices. Also a large selection of outdoor products at good prices”

  10. 3901 Harrison Ave, Butte MT 59701

    1.7 Poor 3 reviews

  11. 3901 Harrison Avenue, Butte MT 59701

    3.2 Average 22 reviews

    “I am in a 33' Class A Motorhome & due to the fact that there are very few RV campgrounds in the area (1 KOA for $100 per nite - NOPE) I stayed overnight a few nites at this Walmart waiting for some forwarded mail to catch up with me. Usually, I was one of 4 or 5 RV's staying overnight. Had no problems at all & was able to get all my shopping done too. I had a beautiful view of the mountains all around me, so gorgeous setting. There is a nail salon in this one & I plan on taking advantage of that. I will post a separate review for that later.”

  12. 3901 Harrison Avenue, Butte MT 59701

    3.4 Good 271 reviews

    “Butte Walmart is the best. Hunter was kind and honest person the Customer Sercixe gentleman was great and you will never find a better Manager than the nice lady we worked with! She understands Customer Service”

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