WOW!! Freddy's? In-and-out? Five Guys? Etc…read more.. The burger was incredibly fresh, and the meat was absolutely delicious! You could tell it was never frozen; it was juicy and packed with flavor. Every bite felt like the perfect example of what a burger should be. The season fries (shoestring) have a kick to them but never had better fries. I suggested chili cheese fries and hope they take that into consideration The atmosphere was calm and pleasant when I arrived (about 30 minutes after opening). It wasn't busy yet, but I noticed a few people enjoying their meals outside. The staff provided phenomenal service quick, courteous, and genuinely friendly, which made the visit even better. This chain is drive-thru only and serves à la carte, much like Five Guys but it's both cheaper and, in my opinion, even better! This will be my permanent go-to burger place! I highly recommend it!

Absolutely great burger ! It was perfectly cooked and the FRIES-just amazing ! So glad our Greely…read morefriends brought us here. Hopefully we will be back before we go back to Texas.

I grew up eating krautburgers and I turned out OK. (This is the statement anyone says when they…read morehave basically been poisoned when they were a kid - like how I used to wash my hands in gasoline after painting houses - and I turned out ok. My parents grew up playing with mercury and they turned out ok. But don't take this joke as to infer that I am saying this food is poison because it is not - i am just hilarious, that's all) I love krautburgers and I miss 'em. This german cabbage pocket is amazing. Hamburger, cabbage, cheese and mustard (and one of them from Schwartz i got had jalapeños). Obviously the dough is important too but I couldn't tell you anything about dough except that if it tastes good - good job. Good Job Schwartz. I really was pleasantly surprised with their recipe. I will say that my grandma's are better but she is no longer with us. My Grandpa was born in Evans and my Grandma lived on a farm that was right were the Greeley mall ended up. They lost the farm in the great depression and then she later worked at that mall until she retired with pennies. That seems like an even greater depression. Anyway, I wonder if everone in that area ate krautburgers. I think the fast food chain Runza confused a lot of people because they also made krautburgers - and most people just saw the burger word and were upset for what looks like an inside out burger without sourkraut in it. Anyways, give Schwartz a try and tell them My Grandma probably wanted you to try them. And if you are in the business of doing what I say, subscribe to me on everything (roboticwilly) and go back and "like" everything I have ever done because what the heck else are you going to do? Thank You.

Schwartz's was a homecoming for me on a recent trip to Greeley, and I was delighted to see that…read morethey had some old-school Volga German favorites for even a vegetarian like me. Krautburgers (also known as runza or cabbage pockets, as my family calls them), is a yeast bun filled with peppery cabbage, beef, and onions. They are a specialty of the Volga German people (ethnic Germans from Southern Russia that immigrated en masse to the Great Plains in the early 1900's), and are particularly popular in eastern Colorado. I grew up eating them made by my Volga German grandmother, but have not had one in years due to my vegetarianism and moving away from the area. To my knowledge, Schwartz's is one of the few places left in the region that still makes them, so my family and I had to stop in while in Greeley. Located in a simple strip mall, Schwartz's humble location belies the rich and, personally nostalgic, experience that it offers. The menu features classic cabbage pockets, along with more modern, Americanized options like jalapeño and broccoli-cheddar (they even serve Colorado green chile on the side). Shockingly, Schwartz's does offer a vegetarian option, but to my chagrin, they must be ordered in advance, so I wasn't able to sample it. I will certainly prepare better next time. Instead, I tried the cheese pockets, which were essentially the classic dough filled with American cheese and deep-fried. It was fun- not nearly as good as a classic cabbage pocket, but it sufficed, especially after I paired it with a side of their hot sauerkraut to mimic that old-world flavor. In addition, I was pleased to see that Schwartz's offers more Volga German classics even beyond cabbage pockets. On the side, we ordered classic spaetzle (not something I grew up with, but a nice German touch) and the classic Russian cucumber and onion salad in sour cream dressing with dill, just like grandma made. The desserts were out of this world, as well. They had my favorite grebble- a fried cinnamon and sugar donut, and the classic cherry kugan, or coffee cake, an integral part of every Volga German funeral or wedding I have ever been to. My companions who were able to sample the classic cabbage pockets were very pleased, and particularly noted how perfect the dough was, just like we all remembered. Schwartz's is a must for anyone looking to learn more about an obscure regional Colorado culture, and I commend them for keeping these classic recipes alive on the Eastern plains.

Showing up around lunchtime, my daughter and I decided to split two sandwiches...the chicken…read moreavocado melt and the oven roasted turkey and swiss sandwich. Both were large and had good flavor. The potatoes were fine...not sure why I was thinking they might be more like little, round potatoes, but they were definitely more of the chopped up breakfast potato variety. I also added a cup of fruit, which was good too. On my wife's first visit, she decided to get an omelette...I think she did a build your own...or maybe it was something from the menu that she altered. Either way, she liked it as well. Service was friendly and prompt. Food came out quick, the order was right, temps were fine, and everything was good. This is exactly what you're looking for in a strong weekend brunch spot.

My dish was flavorful, well-prepared, and honestly so good that I didn't envy anyone else's plate…read more The presentation was great, the portions were satisfying, and the customer service was excellent as well. Definitely a place I'd recommend and come back to.

Food is great, friendly staff, excellent price. Parking can be a challenge! Still love the place…read morefor a quick carry--out meal.

Terrible food! Not fresh at all. Will never go there again…read more Noodles were totally soggy

Sexy Sammies was delicious. The name is what got my attention, but the mouth watering classic…read morechicken sam, the quick and compassionate service, and the cleanliness of the place is what kept my attention. We were immediately greeted at the door. It felt like fast food, but with more care and personality to it. We ordered at a kiosk and our food was brought out about 10 minutes later. Here's what we ordered: - Classic Sam - Buff sam (spicy chicken sandwich - to die for) - Chicken salad with habanero ranch I recommend just going with the sandwich or tenders rather than their large salad, just because you're going to be left wanting more chicken, and less lettuce. In general, great experience for my first time in Greeley. If I come that way again, I will definitely return to Sammies.

This place is sooooooo delicious. I got the Nashville hot grilled but will definitely get the…read moreactually fried chicken next time. I tried my daughter's fried and omg waaay better. The grilled is good but doesn't hold the flavor like the fried. The fries are freaking delicious too. We also got the fried pickles and chose the sweet heat. That by far is my favorite. The service was amazing. The staff is so friendly. Very clean establishment as well.

The service by Amelia(Bill) was top notch. She described all the items we had questions on. I…read moreordered the Traditional and the cheese krautburgers. They were both very tasty. I ordered the cherry crumble cake it was so good.. my friend Paul ordered a cinnamon roll and tradional.

The krautburger smelled and tasted like it was made with freezer burnt hamburger...I had to use a…read morelot of salt and pepper to make it edible. This isn't the first time I have had this problem there. Won't be going back. Counter service was great.

Always good food and friendly service. Great cinnamon rolls. Very good pancakes the best place for…read morebreakfast in Greeley.

This restaurant is right off the main strip. It is in an older brick building. If you are on the…read moresearch for a local place this is it. When we walked in we were quickly seated. It took a minute for service but they were really busy so I get it. Our service got better throughout the meal. My coffee was never below half full the entire meal so that was AWESOME! I did a build your own omelette. It was cooked perfectly. The jalapeños were spicy! My hash browns ordered extra crispy came out just like I wanted. While waiting I saw a breakfast burrito come out. That thing was a monster! I mean seriously it was as huge. Overall they have a large, comprehensive menu that they execute very well. The price is great for what you get. Highly recommended

Good grub for gas station fare. I've only every eaten the breakfast. I recommend the hungry man…read morewith sausage. They even have Rocky mountain oysters on the lunch menu.

We are visiting from Arizona and the chicken was excellent. I gave 3 * cause we didn't get the…read morefried Mac n cheese the first time. We decided to order again a week later and they forgot the biscuits. Again 3* due to order was not complete with sides.