Runza

The first Runza I ever had was on Beatrice Né when my family would go visit family. Back then the trip was long and it was always nice to stop to eat lunch. Now there are plenty of Runzas around and this one is not to far from where I live.
Went there on a week night around 7 pm and ordered two Runzas and a kids meal. After ordering the cashier was told they were «out of Runzas» say what??? Apparently I got the last two they had made up and they had to make more. My lucky day, I would of been none too happy if I had to wait 15 minutes for them to make more. You think they would have enough «prepared» to last through the night, especially since it is not even «temperature Tuesdays» where you can get a Runza for cheap. A friend of mine told me that she was told once they only had «Half a Runza left» how the heck does that happen ??
I had the Mushroom Swiss and it was hot and good. Hubby had the cheese runza and he seemed to like it. I ordered onion rings instead of fries and the French onion dip. I didn’t care for the dip so much as we all know its pretty much just «dip» out of a container. Onion Rings were good.
Staff was a little annoying .can barley get through the door without one of them jumping on you to ask what you want. Friendly though and better then being ignored so I don’t know why I complain about that.
Felt bad for the people that had to wait, but glad I got mine !

Always fresh and hot. The cheese based soups are to die for in the winter. They have crinkle cut fries that are always perfect. this place is Runztastic… i don’t mean like pooh runz but like runza runs… AH I GIVE UP.

Went here during my road trip. Saw it a few times and tried it. I don’t recall what I had, BUT EVERYTHING was good for the value. A MUST STOP, especially for road trippers.

Expand already!!! The cardboard fastfood burger industry would never know what hit them!
Can we trade an In-​N-​Out for a Runza??? Always good, always fresh, always hot…

One of the fast food resturaunts that I really miss since moving out here to Las Vegas is Runza. Their crinkle fries are just amazing in their own way! My favorite thing to order was always the cheese runza. The swiss mushroom burger was pretty bomb too, on the value menu. Can’t go wrong with the corn doggies either :)

I grew up eating at this Runza. I love it so much, I have my Aunt, go buy it made fresh and freeze it for me, then overnight it to me in St.Louis. In my opinion, Runza’s are the only really good fast food. The warm moist bread, the soft aromatic meat and cabbage mix, the OMG moment that occurs when you break it in half and let the steam releases. The crunchy crinkle fries that have the moist center. And when I was in High school and could eat even more in one sitting, I would add a Mushroom Swiss Burger. I have yet to try a better tasting mushroom swiss burger. Just go eat here, then go across the street to the little league fields, and enjoy a piece of american history. Baseball the way it was meant to be played!!!

I enjoy this Runza location. During the summer you can enjoy the food in your car, while its parked under the shade of the surrounding trees. Delicious Runza food as all of their locations.

The hamburgers here are better than most other fast-​food hamburgers. The runzas are OK, but pretty tame compared to the real, original runza of chopped cabbage and seasoned ground beef baked inside a newly-​made bun.

I gotta say, if there’s a fast food place that I would frequent if it were nearby, it’s Runza. There’s just a certain quality about it that makes it feel not nearly as greasy or gross as most fast food places.
For the unaware, a Runza is basically a hamburger in a pocket. I guess you could equate it to a Hot Pocket but it’s so much better than that. Definitely a favorite growing up.
Now when I go back home, I always stop by to get a BBQ grilled chicken sandwich once or twice. So good! You really can’t go wrong at Runza.