Couldn't provide me with a credit card receipt…read more I'm sorry, this gets on my nerves: you're running a retail business supposedly like adults. You should be able to afford a stupid printer to print out receipts for credit card charges. Not everyone wants to give you their email addresses to send a virtual receipt just because they purchased a single ice cream cone.

Amazing scoop store with delicious ice cream. I had the peanut butter ice cream with Oreos and…read morecaramel; it was fantastic. A mini scoop is generous.

This is a convenient shop right off the highway, it's the only place to fill up gas between Yankton…read moreand vermillion I believe. Sometimes the price may be a little higher than the big names but I go here anyway because it's the closest gas station to me. They have a few basic grocery items inside which are a little more pricy than going to the grocery store, but like I said it's more convenient, instead of driving all the way to Yankton to get baking soda the other day I was able to drive half a mile here so that was nice.

I was headed home on my motorcycle trying to beat a storm blowing in. I stopped to fill up because…read moreI was getting low. It was 8:22 pm on 08/19/17 according to my receipt. Part way through filling my tank and the jerk working flips off ALL the outside lights! They knew I was out there and the storm was obvious too. I'm still shocked anyone could be so ... I'm at a loss for words.

Incredibly good and fresh food coupled with superb service. French onion soup was perfectly topped…read morewith cheese and crispy/soft bread croutons. The beet hummus was a pleasant surprise! Take care to save room for dessert - also a yummy bakery!

Stopped in while dropping my daughter off at college. A nice little restaurant located on Main…read moreStreet with fast friendly service. Ordered the turkey omelet which was a wonderful and filling serving of turkey, spinach, red peppers, Gruyère, and a hollandaise sauce. There drink selections of coffee and teas were excellent making selecting one difficult but I settled for the Black Forest latte off their specials menu and was not disappointed.

Adorable and unique gifts! Books turned into beautiful images and 3D animals.read more

I can't believe this place! Came in for lunch, sat down at the bar, and waited for 10 minutes…read morewithout anyone even bothering to ask me what I wanted to drink. Do they have any idea how precious our lunch breaks are? Last time I was here, it took forever just to place an order. This is not a one-time issue. Maybe it's time to stop tipping 20% for such terrible service and make them work for it. Unbelievable!

Service was horrible. Walked in and was never noticed. Tables were dirty and nothing was picked up…read more Don't recommend. Save your money.

Best Place to buy plants. Very helpful service. Best experience I ever had buying plants, and…read moreeverything I bought grew beyond my expectations. Very good !

I'm fairly new to the Yankton area, and was interested to learn of the history of Gurney's Seed in…read moreYankton, though I had never been a customer, I easily recall the name from their seed catalogs in the 80's. Seeing the Gurney name on the sign piqued my interest, so I gave Yankton Nurseries a try. Best I can say? Meehhh. Starting with the gal behind the counter/register, whom acted as if she'd rather be anywhere else, and seeming believes the snarl is a legitimate customer service tool. Then on to the too-small seedling trays that YN chooses to use for many of their plants. These too-small trays result in pretty extensive, early root-bound plants. I reluctantly bought other plants from Walmart, and at least their plants were in adequately sized pots, avoiding that problem. I've been germinating my own organic seeds, from seeds harvested from my own plants grown in my own organic soils, and I often germinate several hundred of plants each season, and I use large pots. And whereas my own plants are thriving, with the Walmart plants trailing behind, the extremely root-bound plants from Yankton Nurseries are suffering. I had to buy new plants at Walmart to replace the suffering plants I got from Yankton Nurseries. I try to support small business when I can, but when I have no reason to do so, I will reluctantly go to the big chains. I've no reason to shop at Yankton Nurseries.

Free popcorn, and a great server willing to let you experience the beer. Knowledgeable as well. We…read morehad a great time, comfortable seating and chill atmosphere!

Great spot for drinks and to watch a game, friendly staff, good brews, chill vibes. Nice back room…read moreavailable for rent and a pool table

Ok! The outdoor seating had a wonderful view of the vineyard! The hostess was happy to help us…read moretaste some reds and settle on a bottle. The wine was solid for Nebraska. Dry wines are especially hard to execute. I would definitely stop again!

A week or more ago, after having tried many times to approach a dry red at Nebraska-based wineries,…read moremy wife uttered in one of her many moments of wisdom that I should "meet the wine where it is." To wit: don't keep trying the style of wine that you prefer from the great areas of the world, but learn to appreciate the midwest wine styles for what they do best. In this case, it was a semi-sweet white, and as it turns out, was quite enjoyable. It's doubtful that too many Omaha-area folks make the trip north of Hartington solely for the purpose of trying new wines, but if you happen to be passing by, take the time to stop in and enjoy the moment. You never know...