I'm so glad this winery in here! They have a good selection of wines to taste and they are so nice…read more I look forward to going breezy time in in town.

Refused to take my valid, non-expired, out-of-state, over 21 drivers license nor my military ID,…read moreboth of which are allowable under Nebraska law. The worst service I've had attempting to purchase from a local business. Poor customer service, lack of knowledge of the laws in the state in which she sells alcohol.

If you find yourself lucky enough to drive through the quaint little town of Fort Morgan then you…read moremust stop at this winery. Tucked away down a country road you will find a 3rd generation farmer and his beautiful wife waiting to offer you a great experience. The wine is top notch. Stop in, grab a flight of wines, and enjoy the picturesque landscape out on the patio. We will be back here for sure.

HIDDEN GEM ALERT!!! Great little coffee cafe bar (that includes adult beverages, Italian sodas, and…read morebaked goods). Just off the Interstate, the atmosphere is great! Good music playing but the volume is low enough that you can easily carry on a conversation. Great variety in the menu and the welcoming by the staff upon walking in was second to none! We got our drinks very quickly and they were accurate. We will definitely stop again when traveling through!

This is a delightful coffee shop with a friendly staff and welcoming ambiance. They had a few…read morebottles of local wine for sale, coffee accessories such as travel mugs, plus the coffee drinks and baked goods. There was also partnership table with the Sidney Friends of the Library group selling Blind Date with a Book mystery books. How fun is that? Bookguy had a refreshing frozen lemonade that he really liked and a breakfast bagel sandwich. He had no comments on the sandwich, which means he liked it. I had a plain bagel with Italian cream cheese. The garlic in the cream cheese was barely noticeable, which was the perfect amount. The bagel was very fresh and soft. We ate at a little table outside, but it was a bit chilly so we didn't linger. We wouldn't have found it except it was on the Nebraska Passport. Locals and travelers will like stopping in.

This restaurant is an excellent choice!!! As soon as you walk in Kyle, our server greeted us…read morewarmly. He put us by the small window seat, which was perfect on a snowy winter evening. Food was excellent and authentic, as if you stepped into Italy. (by the way, I traveled to Italy every few years so I am a solid reference) I would highly recommend the Trofie Rustiche dish...mind blowing! For appetizer, order the Bruschetta Mista. I promise you will love it. We also met the owner, Diego who is from Sicily. Great guy! Had an amazing conversation on his journey to the U.S. and how he became a restaurant owner. Say hi to Diego when you see him. You will feel like part of his family. Enjoy!

Had a wonderful dining experience for New Years Eve. The food was excellent and the atmosphere just…read morewhat you would expect for a quaint Italian restaurant. The owners are quite lovely, and you can tell they do their best to make every part of the meal excellent. Who would have expected this little gem in Yuma CO!.

Great service, food and beer We drive quiet a ways during a…read morestorm and would do it again We definitely recommend this business

Husband and his friend went in for lunch. Redhead bartender took their order then let it get cold…read morein the window because she felt her midday bar patrons were more important.

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.