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!.

We came back to give these guys another shot and I'm glad we did. This time was excellent. Food…read morewas great and the service was amazing. The feel was much more of a dining experience than a bar and much more family friendly. I'm happy to say that now we will be back.

This was an okay restaurant somewhere along the Interstate while traveling. No frills. I ordered…read moregrilled cheese and mashed potatoes as there weren't many vegetarian options. They tasted fine.

Easily the best restaurant in this little corner of Colorado…read more 4th & Main is my go to when i am up in the Wray/Holyoke area and for good reason. Prices are fair, service is friendly, the menu is wide ranging (although I almost always get a Steak). Drinks are also a good value. Its a big upstairs space that is not obvious from the street where you might enter (off 4th fyi), that is divided into bar and dinning room spaces. Table service in both, same menu in both. Both spaces are casual and welcoming, this is an informal place where locals relax for a good meal. I'll be back next time I am up there.

Fair prices Good Service…read more Good Food Tables were sticky Stairs are a -problem I'm 65 We will be returning

Service was outstanding! Full menu of regular bar food options plus Mexican fare. Music is…read morerelaxing. Played Al Wilson's Show and Tell which gives you a great feeling when you walk in. Drinks are average bar and the cook makes burgers any way you want them. The town is so small you can walk it in 4 min. Lucky to have a place to eat!

Really good locally owned pizza. Standard toppings and regular crust, the way pizza should be. Beer…read moreis available. Great friendly staff. Clean and well kept restaurant. Worth checking out!

We were driving back home from Denver and I wanted more than a fast food stop. I started looking at…read morechoices from Goodland to Hayes and was intrigued by Twister's. Definitely the exterior is 'Don't judge a book by its cover', but our food was solid and our busy server nice. It was 5ish so not a busy yet, but busy enough. We shared the Bacon, Bourbon chicken which was cooked perfectly. They have a $5 split charge, but that's because you get an extra salad, side & roll. Definitely worth the stop and great stopping point on our drive.

Food was really good and really nice people. But it's a bar that sells food. Just a reminder. I…read morewould come back if I travel that way again

This is a hidden gem in Bird City Kansas. Steak was tender, flavorful and cooked just right. The…read moresides are nothing special but enjoyable. The portions are generous so splitting is an option.

The absolute worst bacon cheeseburger I ever had. Bacon uncooked. Patty looked like fake meat…read more Customer service was awful.

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.

Awesome dive bar and liquor store. Definitely check it out if you are at the Ogallala KOA, it's…read morewalking distance!

I stopped into the Ponderosa last weekend on my way to Denver to get an ice cold beer and something…read moreto eat. The people in there were really nice to me and made me feel right at home. Especially my bartender. She was an Alabama fan just like me, friendly and absolutely beautiful. Can't wait till I go to Des Moines again. I just might stop in there.