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

This is ALWAYS a great stop! Great steaks, flatbreads and…read morenachos! The service is awesome and very personable and friendly! Love the ambiance and atmosphere .

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.

only pizza place where there is extra charge for sauce on a pizza, guess you just get crust without…read moreup charge

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.

I went there for dinner and noticed that it was happy hour when I went there and they had several…read moredrinks to choose from so I pointed at the happy hour menu and said hey I'll take one of those margarita. Apparently the waitress wasn't listening to me because she brought my margarita and me thinking that was my drink. I went ahead and drank it but when I got my ticket, it was a $10 margarita when it should've been three dollars for happy hour. She went and talked to her manager and admitted that it was her fault because she wasn't listening to me, but the manager would not honor the price and when I confronted the manager directly myself, she still wouldn't honor the price so I ended up paying $10 instead of three dollars which is totally unacceptable. I will never go to that location ever again

Pretty lame to change your hours and not post it. Its understandable to change but why wouldn't you…read morenotify the public.