Runza Restaurant - Restaurant in Grand Island - 2004 S Locust St, USA

What’s the point of paying for a large fry when you can get the same amount of fries in a small container for a cheaper price?

Runza is a Nebraska staple. I love them. Some people really don't. It's one of those things you have to try for yourself. Even if you don't like the traditional Runza, the burgers and onion rings are loved by all. Definitely stop in if you have the chance. Taste the Nebraska tradition!

Husband said, "Was great to have a Runza again. It's been a long time".

This was a bucket list item for me. Turns out I really didn’t care for this. Guess the combination doesn’t really tickle my palate. Frings we’re great, and even though I didn’t try the ice cream and cookies, I’m positive I’d really enjoy that.

Visited one weekday evening not long ago. Was busy but understandably so. The drive-thru line moved near speed of light. This location actually was staffed up and employees were friendly, easy to communicate with and whether by their own work ethic or great management, they had my order filled within 45 seconds of paying. The food was hot, squishy, delicious. Worth every penny. Will return soon.

Great food and wonderful service from the super happy and friendly gal at the window last night at 545. Thanks for the smile!

First time in Nebraska and my friends told me dont forget to get a runza! So we sure did and they were delightful. I'd compare them to a burger burrito 🤣 so delicious, the dog stole half from my youngest. The fries are crisped perfectly and next time we need to add theit ice cream to our meals. The prices were amazing!!! A meal under 10 dollars these days is hard to find, and traveling on a budget makes eating out a huge challenge sometimes. Runza fit the bill. For any travelers, grab a runza before you leave!!

It's a Runza. For those that don't know it's a Nebraska thing. The sandwiches for which the restaurant is named after is a sub like sandwich filled with a meat, cheese, coleslaw. I hate coleslaw in most forms, but these sandwiches are good, & flavorful. They make nice little sandwiches you can throw in the freezer in foil, & warm up later. As for this particular store location, upon first "smell" it was very uninviting, very pungent to say least, especially around the food ordering area. The rest of the store in the sit down area was less noticeable. The other thing I couldn't help but notice was 2/3rds of chairs in the sit down area were placed on the tables over an hour before closing, upon looking threw the windows I was thinking to myself is this place even open, then noticed the times on the door, but I still couldn't help but do a double take. Times on door versus chairs on the tables. The cashier who took my order seemed half there, but my order was as I ordered, & when I got it it was fresh. I been to other Runza's & gotten meals of lesser food quality then this place, so at least they got that. Still a far cry from my other experiences at the Broken Bow Runza, & other locations in the Lincoln area. So now you know what to expect coming here...