Luke's can be found on Adams St. facing the railroad track. The bar has been owned by Travis Voelker since 2000. The business was previously know as Stone's, and Hodson's before that. Travis has remodeled the bar and kitchen and added a banquet room to the back that has a second bar and a stage for DJs or live bands. They offer a full menu with daily lunch specials.
You can probably find anything at the Flea Market! Although "officially" open April 1 through October 31, the vendors usually stay open as long as the weather allows! Located just east of Altamont on Rt. 40 at the former "Goersville" area. Open on Satudays and Sundays.
The Altamont Pharmacy is found on 3rd St. in the former Three Sons store. The business has been owned by Doug Phillips since 1986. In addition to carrying pharmaceuticals, they also offer cards, giftables and candy. They are open Monday through Saturday and offer delivery for those who need it.
A trip to Altamont has to include a visit to Alwerdt's Gardens, located one mile south of I 70, then 1/8th mile east (on what used to be known as the Springs Road). There is over 5 acres of sales area, with 4-plus acres of Display Gardens. The gardens were established in 1988 by Nik and Lisa Alwerdt. They also have a very successful landscaping business.
Altamont's fast food resturants can be found just north off the Interstate. Subway is located where Stuckey's Pecan Shop used to be, partnered with Jumpin Jimmy's gas station. Across the parking lot is McDonald's which opened Sept. 5, 1991. 
Et Vas Alt (kind of old) Antiques and Collectables can be found in the building where Roy Feldkamp had his shop for many years. The store has been owned and operated by Bob and Karen Roedl for the last 7 years. It is joined to Main Street Antiques and Collectables, owned by Terry and Cristy White. Hours are Mon-Sat, 10 am to 5 pm.
