Love this little store! Great for both kids and adults. Especially love this ice cream and soda…read morebar in the back. The owner is alway very friendly. Such a fun place to stop in for a special treat with your family.

Good ice cream and soda. They have a soda fountain in the back where they make phosphates and other…read moreice cream treats. Completely personal service too. Well, we were the only ones in there probably the whole morning, so.... You have to walk past all this kitsch they have for sale which only makes the whole experience better. If you're passing through and you've got a hankering for something sweet, this would be the place to stop.

Basic little gas station in the middle of no where Nebraska. A couple pumps, a little bit dated,…read morebut a friendly staff. Stopped in, filled up, used the semi-dingy restrooms, grabbed a snack and hit the open road. Typical small town convenience store that seemed to be a prime stopping point as they were getting a lot of traffic. Nothing special, but it fit the bill on our road trip.

This place is cute!…read more It's expensive like a lot of the rural stores in this area. The staff is super friendly and they have some good options! They also have a small deli if you want to order a sandwich. If you are in this part of Nebraska this might be your closest "grocery store". Stop in and pick up your stuff and chat with the locals!

Over the past months, I've made some huges changes with my diet. It's a long but for me, a good…read morestory with the net result so far being that I already feel better and I hope look better as a side benefit. Part of the journey has brought me back to a traditional diet referred to as paleo and along with that I've returned to a bit of knowledge great-grandmothers used to proffer even if they didn't know the science behind it. And what I'm referring to as "great- grandma knowledge" is about the wonders of fermented cod liver oil. I see you all recoiling in horror right now but trust me, CLO has gotten a bad rap as something to recoil from. That couldn't be farther from the truth. The taste is manageable and the benefits are many. CLO is a great source of omega 3 fatty acids and vitamins A and D both of which can be in woefully short supply in the average diet. I've read that most North Americans are deficient in Vitamin D which in reality acts more like an important hormone in the body than a vitamin. Green Pastures is a family-owned company that produces what they call "sacred oils". Their product line includes fermented cod liver oil, skate liver oil, high vitamin butter oil, and coconut oil I've ordered both cod liver oil and the grass-fed butter oil since they work better when taken together. I've been pleased with the products and the customer service this company provides. They use traditional methods for making their non-industrialized products. The fish are all wild, never farmed and are fished out of Arctic waters where they thrive. They deal with folks who fish sustainably and the products meet or exceed standards when tested for PCBs and heavy metals. They subscribe to the work that was done by Dr. Weston Price who was a dentist back in the 1930s and '40s who traveled the world studying traditional diets and learning about those native people who managed to have exceptional dental and physical health and why this seemed to be so. The cod-liver oil comes plain which I prefer or with the addition of natural flavors which might be more palatable to some. The butter oil which is thick is kind of like eating a bit of butter, so easy to manage. I can't do more than mention that along with the dietary changes and the addition of these products, I've so far been a happier, healthier human with my eyes wide open now to some of the food myths I'd fallen for. Everyone has to travel on their own food and dietary path, but if you're interested in these kinds of nutrients, Green Pastures may have something for you too. http://www.westonaprice.org/cod-liver-oil/clo-number-one-superfood

The products are amazing, the prices are high, but the quality is the best of the best. I will…read moreforever purchase my coconut and cod liver/butter blend oils from Green Pasture. The glowing review Alexandra gave is absolutely true, these products are on a tier of their own. I would recommend this brand to anyone and everyone!

Cold brew is excellent. They need to have protein for smoothies but otherwise a good coffee house…read moremix with mostly pastries and breakfast type foods. They have some flatbread pizza options as well. Lovely space.

What an interesting and unique place situated at the crossroads of Highways 20 and 281. From the…read moredecor to the coffees and Nebraska beers on tap to the large event center, this place offers welcoming vibes to a wide spectrum of customers. A place that appeals to both local and travelers alike. I will definitely be back on the flip side of my vacation.

I had called ahead to see if they had any dry ice as we were hauling some beef (in coolers) back to…read moreWashington State. They didn't sell dry ice but it comes in on trucks delivering their frozen products. Not knowing exactly when the truck would arrive we decided it probably wouldn't work out. A few minutes later they called back to say that the truck was in. They didn't have to call us back but did. We stopped in and they gave us 50+ lbs free!! Dry ice is not cheap so it was much appreciated. Thanks Torpins Grocery!!!

Great coffee and tasty food. Very friendly service. Whenever we visit family we make it a point to…read morestop at McCarville Coffee Roaster.