Great small town brewery. Excellent staff and owners.. Visited twice while we were staying in…read moreSidney

Very cool gas station converted to a coffee shop, micro beer venue. Recycled bowling alley floor,…read moregarage car lift and other uniquely used items, the beer comes from Scotts Bluff NE / Flyover Brewery

Awesome service and a great meal. Reasonable prices. Our family Loved it! I don't think I need any…read moremore words but will add them to get to 85.

Parts and Labor Brewing Company was a complete disappointment. We stopped in just before 9:30 PM…read morehoping for wings and a beer, only to be turned away despite plenty of customers still dining inside. Apparently serving paying customers a few minutes before closing was too much to ask. My reply to the owner... Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, your response reinforces the concerns I expressed in my original review. Rather than addressing the customer experience, you chose to dismiss it by focusing on the time we arrived and by implying that my review was the result of me "needing a great day." That kind of sarcasm does not reflect the level of professionalism customers should expect from a business owner. You stated that you personally saw us enter at 9:40 PM and that the kitchen had already closed at 9:30 PM. However, I take accuracy seriously, and I do not appreciate being misrepresented. I have a screenshot documenting the time I left your establishment, which directly contradicts the timeline presented in your response. If the facts are important enough for you to publicly defend your business, they should also be important enough to present truthfully. To be clear, businesses have every right to establish kitchen hours and closing procedures. Had the situation simply been explained professionally and courteously, my review likely would have reflected that. What stands out is not the policy itself, but the way concerns were handled afterward. I travel extensively throughout the United States and internationally, reviewing small family-owned businesses because I genuinely enjoy supporting them. In many cases, when an owner responds thoughtfully and demonstrates a commitment to customer service, I am willing to reconsider or update a review. In this case, however, instead of leaning into customer service and understanding, you chose to defend, justify, and direct sarcasm toward a customer. I can accept mistakes. What I have a much harder time accepting is dishonesty. The screenshot of the time I left your establishment speaks for itself. I wish you and your business the best, but I stand by my review. To make matters worse, we had a similar experience elsewhere in Sterling when a Sonic employee snapped at us for trying to place an order. Thankfully, Village Inn restored a little faith in customer service with friendly staff, welcoming patrons, and genuine hospitality. If you're traveling through town, don't expect Parts and Labor to go out of its way for customers. We were in and out in under a minute--with nothing but a bad impression to take with us.

Brewing out of Scottsbluff NE, this is Flyover Brewing's second taproom and it is conveniently…read morelocated minutes from I80. We were driving back to Colorado from Sidney and they popped up on our radar. The brewery sits on one side of the building and a coffee shop on the other and both are very charming. Hangar 39 has repurposed an old tire rack for their swag and a car lift for the bar. They also have a small menu of food, wine and liquor. The service was great and there was live music on the patio. There were about 6 beers on tap in a variety of styles including the tin roof sundae porter which the bartender informed us is a nod to the dessert of the same name that was invented in this town. Pretty cool!

The pizza was very undercooked. Also too about 20 minutes for anyone to realize I was there.read more

Hundreds of Hops US Hop Passport Amazing Brewery Race Stop 15 - 8 of 11 for Nebraska…read more For starters, what a cool building! Set inside what was once a library. They held on to decor, books, & a ton of charm. We came in right at opening, with a couple of hours to kill. It was "Sunday Funday" & there was talk of games, which apparently rotate. We had 3 beers at the bar and because we thoroughly enjoyed all 3, bought a mixed pack to take home based on recommendations. By the time we left. The place was hopping.

I was very impressed! Often small towns have limited options in their one or two breweries, but…read morethis one brought so much of what we all wanted together into one place. There was ample seating, both indoor and outdoor. They had non-beer options, and some gluten-free options. The bartender was very knowledgeable on what was gluten free. The decor is actually very on brand with the atmosphere the name suggests: like a library, stimulating and elegant . There's even a tiny little kid's corner that kept the little ones entertained.

Visiting Papa Moon was one of the highlights of my weekend in Nebraska. The Farm's garden is…read morebeautiful, and we enjoyed drinks by the stream in the shade. We even played yard games while the goats watched us from a distance. This locally family-owned winery crafts both ciders and wines. My friends and I each got a flight, and sampled a variety of their delicious offerings. Our bartender was also very friendly. Worth a visit if you're in the area!

We had dinner at Papa Moon headquarters in Scottsbluff and we thoroughly enjoyed the food and…read moreciders. The range and variety of ciders was incredible, and as someone who doesn't like sweet ciders, I was able to find multiple different ciders I really liked. The food was delicious and service was prompt. Would certainly recommend!

Food is delicious and the beer is solid. We had the bacon wrapped dates and a pizza. Everything was…read moreso good. M a huge sour beer fan and their Cherry Pie Sour on Nitro is the way to go. Highly recommend.

Order everything! It's delish. We ordered pizzas - we built…read moreour own. They were very good. We ordered lots of apps ... The goat cheese dates wrapped in bacon. The burrata (best I have ever had) The wings Spinach dip Everyone was blown away Service was good Sitting on the patio was a bit tough. Wasps were bugging me, flies trying to land on the food and it's a bit noisy but I would eat here every week if I lived here.

You know God bless Wyoming and it's people. I mean who else is going to bless them?? I was raised…read morein Wyoming and departed ASAP once I got out of high school. During the years I was there, visited on return trips and complaints from some of my family members sometimes my former Wyomingites just do not seem to know what they are getting themselves into. Countless times I have seen ridiculousness trying to be made by people who don't seem to know what they are doing. This ranges from breweries to golf courses. It was like one of the people being interviewed said in Michael Moore's film Roger & Me, 'You can't bring the beach to Michigan'. This eluded to the fact that someone was trying to build a massive water park with artificial beaches in Michigan back in the 80's which went belly up. Much of these endeavors in Wyoming to bring something from somewhere else also met a similar fate. Of course I realize there are many people who are trying to do something and have no idea what they are doing besides Wyoming but there are just so many of these instances here. This brings me to Table Mountain Vineyards & Winery. I heard that there was a winery in Wyoming in the east but I didn't really seem to pay much attention to this information since I am more obsessed with breweries. My brother brought me some of the Cowboy Reserve that he bought there and brought to me and my partner. The cowboy Reserve was a red wine and was aging since 2007. It didn't sound so bad until we tasted it. It was not one dimensional in taste which was good but it did taste very vinegary which was not ok. From what I understand if wine tastes like vinegar it is simply old. I have had other wine from this year at other places and it tastes fine which leads me to the point that the winery may have no clue to what they are doing. Perhaps I just got a bad batch so to speak. I haven't tried their other wines and I am not too sure if I want to. The wine cost about $13 to $14 which is a lot of cash for the quality of wine I had. Maybe some of their other wines are better but..... To give the winery some credit the wine didn't taste like metal. I had a wine once that did. D-I-S-G-U-S-T-I-N-G!!

Stopped in yesterday... So worth the drive!! Fantastic wines, wonderful friendly owners, and an…read moreabsolutely astonishing tasting room! I loved the Cowboy Blush and the SOB. My wife loved Cowboy Blush! We had our kids with, and they had extra snacks and games available to entertain while we enjoyed our tasting. It's too bad we don't get out this way often, but if we do... we'll be back!!!!

Open Range has always been one of my favorite spots in Ogallala! Great food and drink selection…read more Some of their burgers are definitely out there and it's fun to try them. Their appetizers are always great. Sometimes I find the burgers to be a little dry sometimes, but they're usually good. They have GREAT ranch, which is always a plus for me. Their Rancho Cobb salad is one of my favorites here. There is lots of seating, the staff is always great. A solid place to grab a good meal!

They were supposed to be open, but weren't seating us so we left after 5 minutes of not greeting or…read moreacknowledging us.

Great service, amazing food, neat place to eat. Worth the stop…read more Had the steak salad and I'm not normal a blue cheese gal but it was the perfect amount!

Sat at the bar, comfortable stools and a nice ambiance…read more Steak salad was large and delicious!! Waitress seem very tentative about refilling my Diet Coke Otherwise might have been 5 stars