Browse menus, reviews and photos of Fast Food Restaurants near Edwards Air Force Base.
Fast Food · $
240 Fitzgerald Boulevard, Edwards
“We arrived at this restaurant for lunch. This restaurant was recommended to us by a friend. Well, we were not disappointed. the staff members were so friendly and we felt excellent. The meal was delicious. We enjoyed every moment and we shall absolutely come back again. Highly recommended.”
Cheesesteaks · $
240 Fitzgerald Boulevard Bldg 6001, Edwards AFB
Customers’ favorites
“The man taking my order was extremely friendly, and so was the young woman making the food. Better customer experience for sure from the other fast food options. Still haven’t been to the new KBBQ spot and the Poke place is still cool! So thank you to the two working today for not making me feel like I’m inconveniencing you by choosing to eat here tonight 🙏🏼”
Chinese · $
203 Popson Avenue Bldg 2500, Edwards AFB
“The shopping center where this Panda Express is also has a couple other good restaurants (separate reviews to follow).\n\nI had a combination of Chow mein, black pepper beef and a veggie mix of broccoli, bok choy, and kale. And a nice passion fruit/mango iced tea.\n\nFir a good a filling dinner this was very reasonably priced”
Burgers · $
240 W. Fitzgerald Ave, Edwards AFB
“Burger King isn't usually my first choice for fast food, but when it's the only choice with a drive through, I'll take it!Standard Burger King fare... I will say that as many times I have come here they have always been polite and friendly and never goofed my order.”
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