While visiting family in Nebraska, going to Runza three or four times with in a week and a half is a must. Yes I did say three or four times. This location in Grand Island is on the small side, but the service is very good. If you are looking to eat something local while in Nebraska but don't want to pay a ton of money then you need to eat at Runza (which is fast food). A Runza is a ground beef filled bun with cabbage, spices and a sauce that is kind of like a cream of mushroom (for those of us who make them at home). You may wrinkle your nose...but give it at least a try. If you don't want to be brave and try a Runza, then there are other choices for you. Hamburgers, chili dogs, salads, and the best crinkle cut french fries.
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Man G.
I am from Las Vegas where there is no runza went once right b4 they closed they got my order wrong so probably won't be giving it a try again what I did get was ok but the burger was a little small
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Rick J.
If you are looking for starch and carbs this is the place! A little more meat could help justify the price. Just another example of a good idea/product that jumped on the Franchise wagon where profits are the objective with quality being the sacrifice. Ironically, the burgers are a tastier fare than the original Runza. As for the Runza; Where's the beef???
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Dave F.
I don't eat much fast food anymore, but there was a coupon lying around so I thought why not Runza. The last time I had one was on the way to Lincoln in April, a Runza is perfect car food because--it is an Eastern European version of a beef patty or empanada or pasty or whatever you want to call it. Minced beef and cabbage in a dough pocket. Most Nebraskans are familiar (and I saw a Runza in Loveland, CO btw) so I will get on with the review: it is fast food, but it is fresh so it is worth your while to find a Runza instead of the usual McD/BK/Subway waa waa. Good fries, real onion rings, pretty good burgers. I wouldn't normally give 4* for fast food, but if it keeps anybody from that other sick super-sized stuff in the area (have you tried McCafe coffee? it is horrendous), I have done my little service to the community for today.
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Michelle G.
good runza, was happy with the drive thru quick meal.
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No Drive-Thru : No
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Amy S.
While visiting family in Nebraska, going to Runza three or four times with in a week and a half is a must. Yes I did say three or four times. This location in Grand Island is on the small side, but the service is very good. If you are looking to eat something local while in Nebraska but don't want to pay a ton of money then you need to eat at Runza (which is fast food). A Runza is a ground beef filled bun with cabbage, spices and a sauce that is kind of like a cream of mushroom (for those of us who make them at home). You may wrinkle your nose...but give it at least a try. If you don't want to be brave and try a Runza, then there are other choices for you. Hamburgers, chili dogs, salads, and the best crinkle cut french fries.
(4)Man G.
I am from Las Vegas where there is no runza went once right b4 they closed they got my order wrong so probably won't be giving it a try again what I did get was ok but the burger was a little small
(2)Rick J.
If you are looking for starch and carbs this is the place! A little more meat could help justify the price. Just another example of a good idea/product that jumped on the Franchise wagon where profits are the objective with quality being the sacrifice. Ironically, the burgers are a tastier fare than the original Runza. As for the Runza; Where's the beef???
(3)Dave F.
I don't eat much fast food anymore, but there was a coupon lying around so I thought why not Runza. The last time I had one was on the way to Lincoln in April, a Runza is perfect car food because--it is an Eastern European version of a beef patty or empanada or pasty or whatever you want to call it. Minced beef and cabbage in a dough pocket. Most Nebraskans are familiar (and I saw a Runza in Loveland, CO btw) so I will get on with the review: it is fast food, but it is fresh so it is worth your while to find a Runza instead of the usual McD/BK/Subway waa waa. Good fries, real onion rings, pretty good burgers. I wouldn't normally give 4* for fast food, but if it keeps anybody from that other sick super-sized stuff in the area (have you tried McCafe coffee? it is horrendous), I have done my little service to the community for today.
(4)Michelle G.
good runza, was happy with the drive thru quick meal.
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