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  1. Canyon Foods Supermarket - 8900 Hwy 2 E

    8900 Hwy 2 E, Hungry Horse MT 59919

    4.1 Good 101 reviews

    “⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Canyon Super Market was exactly what we needed while visiting the area. If you’re from out of town and looking for fresh meat, produce, and the basics for cooking at your vacation rental or campsite, this is the place to go. The store isn’t huge, but that’s part of its charm. They have a great selection of fresh meats, fruits, vegetables, and all the everyday essentials without having to wander through a massive supermarket. Everything looked fresh, well-stocked, and easy to find. The staff was friendly, and the store had that local neighborhood market feel that you don’t get from big chain stores. Whether you need ingredients for a full meal or just want to grab a few fresh items, Canyon Super Market gets the job done. Highly recommended for visitors and locals alike! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐????”

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  2. Huckleberry Land - 8730 US-2

    8730 US-2, Hungry Horse MT 59919

    3.9 Good 169 reviews

    “Stopped in here on our way to Paddle Ridge in West Glacier. It’s a great spot to take the family. Good food, great shakes, and arcades for the kids. The owner was very kind and gave us an extra play card for the arcade.”

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  3. Smith's - 419 Nucleus Ave

    419 Nucleus Ave, Columbia Falls MT 59912

    3.9 Good 122 reviews

    “A good local grocery that has to supply a wide range of people in Columbia Falls. Tourists going to the park or floating rivers, blue collar residents, and the eccentrics living up the North Fork and around. Some good prices, decent organic veggie and fruit selection. Also some great wine deals. There are lots of products tucked away, don't hesitate to ask the friendly and competent staff for help. Great music at night, too. Still great- they even offered superb Hutterite garlic lately. Locals making pesto take note.”

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  5. West Glacier Mercantile - 150 Going-to-the-Sun Rd

    150 Going-to-the-Sun Rd, West Glacier MT 59936

    3.8 Good 96 reviews

    “It was close to the end of the season so most of the shelves were bare.The people working at the store were very friendly. There were quite a few people working on the store, fixing coolers and such preparing for the store to close down.I wanted to buy water and they had packs of water at a reasonable price.They even had avocados and for a store far from town that can be something you rarely see. Although it is somewhat close to a big town it was still nice and also reasonable.I feel going there would be just fine in a pinch for the necessities camping near by.I would go ther again and if I go back next year and there is a lot more on the shelves I’ll switch it to a 5 star easily”

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  6. Smith's Pharmacy - 419 Nucleus Avenue

    419 Nucleus Avenue, Columbia Falls MT 59912

    3.5 Good 42 reviews

    “We had just arrived in West Glacier when we realized we left our meds at home, including those we must take every day. The Logan Health center in West Glacier were so kind and were able to get all of our prescriptions called into Smith's Pharmacy to be picked up the same day. The people at the pharmacy were so nice, helpful, and efficient. These people helped make our week-long trip so much happier!”

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