St Mary Grocery

Very well stocked store for being so far off the beaten path. The prices aren't as bad as other people are saying. I didn't see 7$ eggs or anything like that. The prices were perfectly normal for a grocery store. Great selection of craft beer! The cashier was very helpful and gave us very honest opinions of the local eateries.

Loved this little market!! It was a great pit stop between our campsite and Many Glacier. We were able to get ice, coffee, and snacks on the go! I especially enjoyed there selection of local snacks and beverages like local cheeses, fruits and vegetables, and kombucha! The staff was friendly and helpful.

You're paying for the location not the product. It's a grocery store in the middle of nowhere Montana. Things are going to be a little more expensive. Don't be in a hurry, ask the people working there where they're from and what they like about Glacier National Park. I met people from Poland, Spain, Romania, Taiwan, and Turkey. I met people from Idaho, Oklahoma, Michigan, and Tennessee. There is fresh produce from a local area. Carrots, cucumbers, peppers, lettuce, cauliflower, and zucchini. There is a huge beer and wine selection. Any kind of snack you can think of. Bread, milk, eggs, cheese, and meat. Coffee, tea, and hot chocolate. Directions to any place you want to go and wonderful conversation.

Fun little store attached to a handy dandy souvenir store that was reasonably priced.

Great little gem we found in Glacier. We stayed in St Mary a few nights which is right at the parks entrance. The little mercantile had a great beer and wine selection and the staff was very nice to us.

Great little store, wish they had a pizza or something else inside.

Having lived in St. Mary, I know how expensive and difficult it is to get shipments of anything out there in the middle of nowhere. This little grocery store was a godsend while I was living nearby, as it's the only real grocery store around. The closest big grocery store is 30 miles away in Browning, which many tourists prefer to avoid.

So yes, it is expensive. Everything in the microscopic town of St. Mary is reasonably expensive because it is so isolated. Just check the price per gallon at the St. Mary gas station for proof.

Also, nearly all of the businesses in St. Mary hire SEASONALLY (April-September), and often hire students and travelers who only work there for one season. This means the customer service anywhere in the area is always a mixed bag. Try not to blame the businesses themselves if you get a rude cashier or whatever, because chances are they won't be there again next year.

Ok, prices are high, but not as high as they could be. Clean, small, well lit, friendly staff. Limited produce, but...they had my favorite wine so I highly recommend them! 👌

Trivia questions were of an appropriate difficulty, considering the isolated location. I left some trash on a counter and I think the clerk was annoyed, but who can blame him? He was ornery but adorable, like a cuddly grizzly feasting on your flesh.

Shipped at this store over the summer. I'm glad I didn't have to drive all the way to Browning and this store kept fresh produce as well

For a grocery store in the middle of nowhere, they have most of the essentials you need.

Excellent selection, reasonable prices, and super friendly staff. Thanks!

They have an awesome selection of canned wine!! And many other things. ☺

Do you like huckleberry? If so, you will not be disappointed!

Very fun and enthusiastic staff, and well stocked for its remote location

Nice and very need store.

Good place to.pick up the essentials for good prices

Needed some groceries while on the road, found everything I needed.

Had everything l needed on our tour

Firewood!