Right across from our hotel. Small but mighty! Cash only (who carries cash anymore?) But there is a…read morehandy ATM.

Awesome brew pub in valentine. I take my clients here when in the area. They don't serve food but…read moreit's a good stop before going out to dinner. Lots of seasonal beers. Worth the stop. We had a couple sours and they always have a house IPA etc etc. Big open space with plenty of seating for groups. Very comfortable brew pub setting..

Glad to have an option in this small town in Nebraska for craft beer. Friendly service and both…read moreindoor and outdoor space. Locals bring food in as they do not have any eats.

Fair prices. Product prepared and ready for pick up as promised…read more Always a pleasure dealing with a business built on hard work and integrity. Thanks for processing and packing my order! I wish you much success. WGS

Niobrara Family Vineyards was one of those places that reminded us that a winery is about much more…read morethan just the wine--it's about the entire experience, and they absolutely nailed it. We visited for a tasting and also stayed in their campground, which made for a relaxing getaway. The winery sits on a beautiful hilltop overlooking the vineyards, and it's a wonderful setting to spend an afternoon. They also have an attractive event center that would make a great venue for weddings or other gatherings. The tasting room was already bustling shortly after opening, creating a fun, social atmosphere. The staff was exceptionally friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable, taking the time to explain each wine without ever making us feel rushed. One of the owners was also visiting with guests, sharing the history of the property and how the family originally grew grapes for a nearby vinegar producer before eventually transitioning into winemaking. Those personal conversations are the kinds of touches that make a visit memorable. We also ordered a charcuterie board, which paired nicely with the tasting and was a great addition to the experience. As for the wine, I think it's important to keep expectations in perspective. We've visited wineries in Napa Valley, Lodi, and other well-known wine regions, and it simply isn't fair to compare Nebraska wines to areas with entirely different climates and centuries of winemaking history. The better question is: how good is this winery for Nebraska? In my opinion, very good. We especially enjoyed the Marquette and ended up taking a couple of bottles home. Producing a quality dry red in Nebraska isn't easy, but they did an excellent job with it. It was well-made, enjoyable, and something I'd gladly drink again. If you're exploring the Niobrara area for the waterfalls, tubing, or just a scenic weekend drive, this winery is absolutely worth adding to your itinerary. Between the beautiful setting, warm hospitality, enjoyable wines, and overall atmosphere, Niobrara Family Vineyards delivers a five-star experience and is a place we'd happily visit again.

Nice people selling forgettable wine that isn't worth the drive…read more In fairness to Niobarara's vintners, the goal they set for themselves was always going to be impossible to achieve. Their wines - specifically, the reds - didn't taste bad; they tasted incomplete, as though the Earth ran out of flavor before the grapes had fully grown. Niobarara's wines - like all of the Nebraska wines I've tasted - serve to remind us of this immutable truth: The fact that you CAN do a thing, doesn't necessarily mean that you should.