Runza Restaurant

This was our first stop at a Runza. Reader's digest said it was Nebraska 's sandwich. We thought we would try it. It was really good. We'll eat it again as we pass through NB to Colorado.

The service during our visit on September 4th was excellent. A special thank you to Sierra for her patience and help . Even better than the great food at Runza is the wonderful service by the employees.. The place is always clean and staff are all friendly and helpful. Special recognition for Sierra and Dee. Thank you !

Went through drive-thru, worker asked if I ordered 2 fries. I replied 'yes 2 large fries and the fries with the meal'. Got only 2 fries. Waited and waited, had to knock on window. Gave me another fry that wasn't even half full.

It's a pretty good burger place. They do have really good onion rings. The chicken strips are slightly seasoned and they were pretty good. They have this beef n onion sandwich that kinda reminds me of a hot pocket that was ok. It was a little too salty for my tastes. Overall a good experience. I'll try the salads next time.

If you like long dark hair in your food.. Not impressed with food quality at all. Not what they advertise..... $9 meal was a waste of money.

When your stomach starts to growl and you see a large green and yellow sign that says Runza — stop — and grab a bite of a fresh doughy pocket bread rolled with cabbage and ground beef. Each bite is simply delicious. Even though this is a Regional Nebraska area sandwich that most Cornhuskers enjoy —- some Hawkeyes may want to try this game day favorite. It makes a great tailgate food choice due to its versatility and the magic of its German history might just bring you good luck as you roll on!

Never heard of a Runza before. The Runza is a beef and seasoned cabbage hogie type sandwich which comes in several varieties. No cheese, cheese or mushroom. The flavor of the Runza reminded me of a white castle burger with cabbage added. I really enjoyed trying it out. We also got a bacon cheeseburger. The flavor of the burger remined me of a old carhop restaurant in my hometown. Took me back. It was yummy. Would get both again. The vanilla shake had a perfect flavor, but it was hard to drink at first because it was so thick. I really appreciated the "frings" (fries and onion rings mixed) as a side option because I have a hard time deciding which to get sometimes. The onion rings were salty and crunchy. Really good. Crinkle cut fries were good and crispy but needed salt IMO. Over all was really fun to try something new. Would go back.

I can overlook the long and slow line at your drive through because it was a few minutes afternoon. I moved on when you said the Italian Runza was no longer available. But I was disappointed in the portion size I received in your chicken strip meal. Next time I want Chicken strips Nicks Gyros will be worth the drive.

Classic! Pretty yummy. The flavor of the Runza was overpowered by black pepper. Not as flavorful as homemade but a good quick bite on the road. Service was fast and the food arrived HOT.

It was all right! It wasn't the best sammich I've ever had, but I'd eat me some RUNZA before I'd stop at other common fast food joints while in Nebraska (save Arby's). Next time I'll try one without cheese. Restaurant was clean and the staff was friendly. I liked how you could get Frings, basically 50/50 fries and onion rings.