Super 1 Foods

Fantastic selection of foods, with lots of local specialties.
We give 10 stars to find a locally made sour kraut by a Hutterites Colony. My Beau is a fan of fermented foods so this was a huge treat for him. Actually it was so great, I even liked it! Sure wish we had this where we live!
We also found ½ gallon of half/​half from a dairy in Kalispell for super cheap! It was great!
Yes, I will have to tell my my friend that lives up there, she is darn fortunate to have such a great grocery store!

Marlene the cashier is very unfriendly — avoid her lane! Good specials, wide variety of produce.

I live just a few short blocks from Super One, and I am on a first name basis with most of the employee’s there because I am there it seems like once a day if not more. They have gone out of their way to help me, because I am, «disabled», and in the winter I am nervous about falling in their parking lot. When they see me coming, they will bring an electric scooter out to my car or even lend me an arm to get safely into the store. Everyone is friendly and goes out of their way to make sure that you have a pleasant shopping experience in the store. Their prices are reasonable and their products are great! I am constantly calling their corporate office with positive feedback and decided to write a review here as well.

Nice layout, great selection (they even have grits), bright and roomy, and CLEAN. It’s open ²⁴⁄₇ so they are always open when you need that last minute item. If you are a camper and are headed to GNP, this is the last real grocery store you’re going to encounter between Columbia Falls and Browning (IGA), so you had better stop in if you need to re-​provision.

We camped for a week at Glacier Park and ran low on supplies. Decided to take the 30 minute drive to Columbia Falls to shop here and stock up on supplies before heading to East Glacier. This is a great place to shop, affordable, ²⁴⁄₇ and highly recommend getting food and camping supplies here rather than in the park as it is much cheaper. Also would recommend making a stop here before heading to East Glacier as shopping, food, and groceries are very limited on that side of the park.

Fresh fruit and veggies.
Cheap prices.
No membership card needed (semi-​local chain).
Zero state tax in Montana.
24/​7, so great for if you are camping/​hiking Glacier Park.
Cashiers that will go over to the beer section and select a 6-​pack of local brew for you (granted, around 11pm).
5 stars.

Came here with Martin W. and agree: they’ve got what you’re looking for, except bear spray. Everyone kept asking us if we had bear spray…
We were able to stock up for the weekend (Martin eats A LOT) for pretty cheap, and the sausages we got fresh were excellent. Good deal.

Super 1 Foods is the only major grocery store directly on the path between Kalispell International Airport and Glacier National Park – there’s an Albertsons over in Whitefish, but that’s a pretty big (10 miles) detour to the West of where you wanna be, and it’s not like Albertsons is sittin’ pretty on top of grocery store pyramid.
Super 1 had a great selection of meats, cheeses, bacons (many, MANY bacons), beers, and general sundries. And God bless ‘em, their Diet Coke prices were more than reasonable.
Beers were a little high for my tastes (~$ 13.99 per 12-​pack), but on the other hand, those were often regular prices. But I didn’t see a lot of less-​than-​$ 1/​bottle 12ers.
But we got some bratwursts there and they were excellent, as were all our other groceries (eggs, bacon, prepared foods). They even had that goofy acidophilus yogurt swill!
I’m not sure if I should give points for friendliness or not, because it kinda seemed like maybe all of Montana is nice, but since I’m used to being treated kind of like shit, I’ll just go ahead and give it up. It’s a little pathetic that «being nice» is a «plus one» in a review, but this is the world that we live in, right?
Perfect pit stop when going to Glacier, and not a «compromise» spot at all – they’re on it.
(not much in the way of «organic» whatever, but I’m over that shit, anyway)

My dad and stepmom spend half the year in Montana and the other half in California. When they first started spending more time in Montana, the number one issue was finding products at the grocery store that were easy to find in California, but virtually non-​existent in Montana. This store changed all of that. They started stocking requested supplies for my dad and it is now his go-​to place to shop near his house. A big thumbs up for customer service.