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5 Best Fast Food Restaurants in Golden
Browse menus, reviews and photos of Fast Food Restaurants in Golden.
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2 Dairy Queen Grill & Chill
1409 Trans-Canada Highway, Golden
- Take-Out
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
Customers’ favorites
- Hot Triple Chocolate Brownie
- Brownie and Oreo Cupfection
- Snickerdoodle Blizzard
- Chicken Strips Basket
“Awesome place! very efficient and courteous staff! happy to come again.”
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3 A&W Canada
1300 Trans-Canada Highway, Golden
- Take-Out
Customers’ favorites
- Onion Rings and Vegan Nuggets
- Full Breakfast Plate
- Breakfast Sandwich
- Beyond Burger
“Gabe was a nice person and he was helpful. food was good too.”
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4 KFC
1002 Trans-Canada Highway, Golden
Customers’ favorites
- KFC Famous Chicken Chicken Sandwich Combo
- Famous Chicken Chicken Sandwich Box Meal
- 2 Piece Original Recipe Tenders Combo
- 2 Piece Original Recipe Chicken Combo
“Great service and excellent food.”
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5 McDonald's
1301 Trans-Canada Highway, Golden
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Breakfast to Dinner and Snacks
- App for More Deals Discounts
- Quarter Pounder with Cheese
- Grand Big Mac with Bacon
“Honestly, I hate the company mc Donald’s, but you guys do a great job, therefore I do the review. Everything is top, fresh warm fast food, there are always bubbles in the fountain and it’s clean. Furthermore you guys are the politest mc Donald’s workers I’ve ever seen. Keep it up & thank you 🙏”
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