Fast Food Restaurants in Boron

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  • Subway 5725 CA-58, Boron Sandwich Shop · $

    2 Subway

    2.9 Average 109 Reviews

    5725 CA-58, Boron

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • The Way They Wrap the Sandwich

    “⭐️I believe the employee’s name was Brea, a young Caucasian woman who provided exceptional service. She was incredibly helpful and made sure our orders were prepared exactly as requested, all without making us feel rushed. Her friendly attitude and excellent customer service truly stood out, which can be hard to find these days. I hope she maintains that positive spirit, as working in the service industry can be challenging at times. Thank you, Brea, for making our experience so enjoyable and for providing outstanding customer service.🙌🏼”

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  • Carl's Jr. 27201 Boron Frontage Road North, Boron Fast Food · $

    3 Carl's Jr.

    2.2 Poor 158 Reviews

    27201 Boron Frontage Road North, Boron

    Customers’ favorites

    • Double Western Bacon Cheeseburger
    • Waffle Fries
    • Hamburger

    “Location is easily accessible. The drive thru attendant as quick, friendly, and attentive. Our wait time between initially placing our order to receiving our food was minimal. Food was warm and delicious. A request for no lettuce will be made in future orders because what I found on my burger was quite excessive and ridiculous.”

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