Sweden Creme is a small town Dairy Queen. You can't miss it right on Main Street!Like Dairy Queen…read morethey should stick to ice cream. The cooked foods menu includes just frozen and fried. It does provide an option for eating out in a small town with very limited options. There is plenty of parking.

We had chocolate malts (extra malt) and they were delicious! Also had a quick bite for lunch, and…read moreit was just okay, as it was typical made-from-frozen chicken.

The customer service is complete garbage. The blonde chick at the counter seems like she hates her…read morejob. And to be honest the food is mid.

Not a bad atmosphere. That's about all that's nice about this place. It's drastically more…read moreexpensive even for a little town Pizza Hut. The service was crap. My person waiting on me was more interested in her phone and what was going on after work. The guy in the back wasn't too bad he did his job and did it well but seemed to be the only one who was trying. The food is about as good as ever when you get the pizza but the breadsticks has no seasoning on them and the wings are to be desired.

Clean restrooms and fast service…read more Swiss Mushroom Runza was good. His and had a cheeseburger that he said was good for fast food. Plenty of parking.

We were in Ogallala for the night and ran out to grab a bite to eat. We'd never heard of Runza…read morebefore but the menu looked pretty good, so we decided to give it a try. First of all, we walked in to find a vacuum sitting in the middle of the lobby with the cord strung out all over. There was a lady with a walker in front of us waiting to order, along with several older people. I kept watching to make sure someone didn't trip and fall. Hello, lawsuit waiting to happen but I digress. On to the food... My husband and I both ordered a swiss mushroom Runza. The best I can ascertain is whoever created the Runza said "hey, let's take a hot pocket but make it really sh*tty!". It might have been the worst sandwich I've ever eaten. The bread was soggy and the filling had a super weird taste. I will say, the fries and onion rings with the French onion dip were pretty good, so there's that at least. I'm afraid this meal will make me Runza to the bathroom all night. Yikes.

I'm usually a fan- a "Caniack" I think we're called, but this meal missed the mark. The fry…read moreportions were chintzy and the over all flavor just wasn't there.

OMG we brought our students here to eat on a trip and we are surprised by the service! On the way…read moreto Colorado it was perfect and we were in and out. On the back was a different story! We weren't taking serious from the jump and was blamed for not communicating our missing orders but was ignored at the cash register. After he said that I asked another staff for two sauces then he tells her "not to worry about it". The white guy with a hat that has the sticker "top dawg"!! So rude and def not top dawg probably little mutt. when we asked him to refill the ice he said "that's the least of our worries" wowww I've never been treated like this at a canes. We had over 30 students and spent a pretty penny so being upset is so valid. Mind you a bus full of Native students and staff but he can start to worry about the ice when a white couple walks in. So disappointing and this canes needs to do something with this guy!

Villa Burritos was my first stop on my long drive to Illinois from Colorado and was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the food. It's a no-frills spot with very friendly service, and my food came out quickly. They even have a small outdoor seating area, which was nice for enjoying a meal on the road. I ordered the carne asada tacos, and they were excellent. The beef was tender, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. They came with a delicious green salsa on the side that added just the right amount of flavor, and the tortillas were fresh and complemented everything really well. The prices were also very reasonable, so if you're looking for a cheap eat while on the road, definitely stop here! If you're looking for a quick, flavorful, and budget-friendly bite, I'd definitely recommend stopping by Villa Burritos.

These are killer street tacos from a simple food truck. Get the tacos (served with onion, cilantro,…read morelime and fresh hot sauce). Highly recommend the marinaded pork!

I honestly have never heard of this place until today. We passed several on our road trip and…read morelooked it up and decided to try it out. The restaurant didn't have some items I saw on the website displayed in their menu which was disappointing. Thankfully I decided to ask about it and they said they could totally do it. We're a large family so it was a lot of food but they got the order correct and it came out fairly quickly. The Spicy Jack grilled chicken sandwich with fries and the blueberry lemon shake. My family also tried a few different burgers, pretty sure all the shake flavors, chicken strips and the classic chicken sandwich. Everything tasted really good. Prices are comparable to other restaurants that are similar. We would definitely stop again.

There is something cosmically unhinged yet divinely elegant about standing inside Runza holding a…read moretray of fries that are, as destiny intended, crinkles and ready to mingle. They're not just fries--they're golden, corrugated, socially ambitious little carb ladders. They shimmer with a crispy audacity. They vibrate with salty enthusiasm. And the ice cream? Oh. The ice cream is a frosty spiral of dairy mysticism. A glacial, velvety cloud-sculpture. It's suspiciously serene, like it pays taxes and meditates. It stands there in its swirly elegance, cold and judgmentally smooth, radiating creamy composure. When you dip a fry into that polar vortex of sweetness, it creates a scandalous, sugary-saline alliance that feels illegal in at least seven emotional states. The crunch. The chill. The existential harmony. It's chaotic. It's creamy. It's aggressively comforting. It's not just fries and ice cream. It's a crispy-velvet paradox. A crunchy arctic romance. A snack that stares into your soul and says, "Yes. This is the correct timeline."

The service was very friendly. The food was good and fresh. We enjoyed the environment inside as…read morewell.

I grew up with Taco John's in the Midwest, so I was super excited to see there was a location near…read moreour hotel in Nebraska while traveling. I was craving a taco salad all day, like seriously, ALL DAY. We checked into our hotel, chilled for a bit and left for dinner shortly after 6 pm. When I went to the counter to order, I was informed that they were out of shells. At 6:15 on a Tuesday. How tf does that happen on a Tuesday? We left, very disappointed, to eat elsewhere. Thank you for making me sad, Taco John.

Open Range has always been one of my favorite spots in Ogallala! Great food and drink selection…read more Some of their burgers are definitely out there and it's fun to try them. Their appetizers are always great. Sometimes I find the burgers to be a little dry sometimes, but they're usually good. They have GREAT ranch, which is always a plus for me. Their Rancho Cobb salad is one of my favorites here. There is lots of seating, the staff is always great. A solid place to grab a good meal!

They were supposed to be open, but weren't seating us so we left after 5 minutes of not greeting or…read moreacknowledging us.