A must stop when in Nebraska. Food is always fresh but it's pretty standard burgers & fries food. Good chili - but the big claim to fame are the Runza pockets. Filled with ground beef, cabbage & onions...most people here love them, I don't like them - but you should give one a try when in Nebraska. Runza is like a bizarro McDees combined with Wendy's and BK.
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Genevieve W.
A staple when I go through Nebraska! I love their burgers! And especially their fries!! Also you have to get a Runza and if you don't know what one is, it is a delicious hamburger and cabbage stuffed roll that is baked to a golden brown. It sounds odd but it is absolutely delicious!! Runza is a Nebraska Classic and I have to stop when I go through!!! But their burgers are also really great as well!!!
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E G.
I had the Swiss and mushroom runza. I did not enjoy it at all. It was too soggy. The bread was too thick. And made my stomach hurt. I really wanted to like it! :( 2 stars for the cookie and service. Which were good.
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Wesley C.
Im gonna keep this review real simple. Runza's may be one of the most under-rated "sandwiches" ever! And when you add the onion rings with the dipping sauce, you may have just eaten a small piece of heaven. After living in Omaha/Lincoln for 10 years then moving away to Texas I seriously took for granted all that is Runza. So after over 10 years without a Runza and Onion Rings I was desperately craving Runza. And when that moment finally arrived to enjoy a Runza I savored every single morsel. Runza's are soft and warm and creamy and just plain delicious. My favorite is the Swiss and Mushroom Runza. All I must say is if you live near a Runza, YOU GOTTA CHERISH IT! Dont take it for granted because one day you may have to pick up and move to some other damn state that doesn't have a Runza and then you may go 10 freaking years without a Runza...OMG! So yeah...cherish it!
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King F.
Had to try a Runza. Well worth the trip. It was pretty dam good! I would defiantly try another one. Little pricy at four and a half bucks, but mighty tasty.
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Mary S.
This is a must stop when going through Nebraska. Order the Runza, a specialty of Nebraska. It is homemade dough stuffed full if ground beef, onions, cabbage and secret spices. It's baked fresh and served hot. Several varieties are available. I loved the Swiss cheese and mushroom version. My husband had the spicy Jack version.
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Mechaela A.
Had to eat here when I was visiting from out of town. Their cheeseburgers are really the best. The meat tastes super fresh and not a pressed patty like other fast food places. They're fries are awesome, too! If you haven't tried a Runza- do it!!!
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Elmo J.
A must stop when in Nebraska. Food is always fresh but it's pretty standard burgers & fries food. Good chili - but the big claim to fame are the Runza pockets. Filled with ground beef, cabbage & onions...most people here love them, I don't like them - but you should give one a try when in Nebraska. Runza is like a bizarro McDees combined with Wendy's and BK.
(4)Genevieve W.
A staple when I go through Nebraska! I love their burgers! And especially their fries!! Also you have to get a Runza and if you don't know what one is, it is a delicious hamburger and cabbage stuffed roll that is baked to a golden brown. It sounds odd but it is absolutely delicious!! Runza is a Nebraska Classic and I have to stop when I go through!!! But their burgers are also really great as well!!!
(5)E G.
I had the Swiss and mushroom runza. I did not enjoy it at all. It was too soggy. The bread was too thick. And made my stomach hurt. I really wanted to like it! :( 2 stars for the cookie and service. Which were good.
(2)Wesley C.
Im gonna keep this review real simple. Runza's may be one of the most under-rated "sandwiches" ever! And when you add the onion rings with the dipping sauce, you may have just eaten a small piece of heaven. After living in Omaha/Lincoln for 10 years then moving away to Texas I seriously took for granted all that is Runza. So after over 10 years without a Runza and Onion Rings I was desperately craving Runza. And when that moment finally arrived to enjoy a Runza I savored every single morsel. Runza's are soft and warm and creamy and just plain delicious. My favorite is the Swiss and Mushroom Runza. All I must say is if you live near a Runza, YOU GOTTA CHERISH IT! Dont take it for granted because one day you may have to pick up and move to some other damn state that doesn't have a Runza and then you may go 10 freaking years without a Runza...OMG! So yeah...cherish it!
(5)King F.
Had to try a Runza. Well worth the trip. It was pretty dam good! I would defiantly try another one. Little pricy at four and a half bucks, but mighty tasty.
(4)Mary S.
This is a must stop when going through Nebraska. Order the Runza, a specialty of Nebraska. It is homemade dough stuffed full if ground beef, onions, cabbage and secret spices. It's baked fresh and served hot. Several varieties are available. I loved the Swiss cheese and mushroom version. My husband had the spicy Jack version.
(4)Mechaela A.
Had to eat here when I was visiting from out of town. Their cheeseburgers are really the best. The meat tastes super fresh and not a pressed patty like other fast food places. They're fries are awesome, too! If you haven't tried a Runza- do it!!!
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