At Route 80 Grill, the 50s never ended – serving hearty breakfasts, delicious lunches, and delectable dinners all in a cozy, family-friendly environment with a vintage diner vibe. With something to satisfy every craving, come relish the charming 50’s atmosphere and treat your taste buds to culinary greatness!
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Address: 109 Circle Rd #200, Big Springs, NE 69122
Phone: (308) 889-9652
Website: https://www.route80grill.com/
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The food was good. The entire time, I was at the restaurant, there were no other customers. So my order came up about 5 minutes after I placed it.
The restaurant is clean and the employees are friendly.
The patty was extremely thin, dry, and tasted old — like it wasn’t fresh at all. For $15, this was completely unacceptable. I even left a $2 tip, which I honestly regret.
I’ve been living in the United States for five years, and this is the worst burger I have ever seen and tasted. I wouldn’t even take it if it were free. That’s how bad it was.
If I could give -10 stars, I absolutely would.
Very disappointing.
Side note, for the burger, upgraded side, and a drink my bill was $22. Very good price for the experience I had.
So check em out if you’re ever in the neighborhood and Holla at a Playa.
Menu is classic comfort diner food; The Prime Rib Dipper was amazing due to 1) it’s hard to mess one up, but also 2) they piled on the onions and cheese, and buttered/toasted the hoagie before assembling The sweet potato fries were also great.
The prices were pretty standard, which in 2025 is to say outrageous but let’s put the blame on broader economic forces and not this particular establishment. $51 after 20% tip for two adults and a toddler, with only one +$2 upgrade for the sweet pot. fries.
Massage parlor attached to neighboring hotel shares parking lot with restaurant. Wasn’t a problem, but if you want to know, now you do.
My server was okay. He was quick to get me seated. Checked on me one time when I got what they call food, but never offered to refill my drink. He handed me a tablet when I paid my bill and I couldn’t give him a tip because the tablet glitched.
I ordered fried pickles as an appetizer. The pickles themselves are very low quality budget pickles. You take a bite, and you can’t bite it in half because they’re so rubbery and the whole pickle slides out of the breading. They were almost $11.
I ordered the fish and chips, which was ‘more chips’ than anything. $19. I’ve never ordered fish and chips and only got one piece of fish but whatever. I asked for extra lemon, and they gave me LEMON WHEELS. HOW IN THE HELL AM I SUPPOSED TO SQUEEZE LEMON WHEELS? ANOTHER RESTAURANT OWNER THROWING PROFITS IN THE GARBAGE.
My server asked me if that was enough lemon. I told him “well I was sort of expecting wedges, something I can squeeze” and his response was “oh, well that’s how we cut them”. This is the type of lemon that you put in iced tea or water, not for food. I’m already seeing extreme penny pinching from the owner of this place at this point, but what he apparently doesn’t understand is he’s losing money, not saving it.
The French fries, were your typical Frozen shoestring fries that come in the big brown bags.
Just overall subpar ingredients and low food quality.
I submitted a copy of my receipt so you know what you’re walking into. I think the decorum is the same as the restaurant prior, but like I said, these guys are doing all the wrong things. I bet you the next time I come through here, they’ll be closed just like the last place, that had pretty food.
I hate subway, but I think i would have been better off ordering there or something from the hot case inside the Flying J.