Fast Food Restaurants in Fortuna

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  • McDonald's 761 South Fortuna Boulevard, Fortuna Fast Food · $

    1 McDonald's

    2.9 Average 227 Reviews

    761 South Fortuna Boulevard, Fortuna

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Sausage Mcmuffin with Egg
    • Crispy Chicken Sandwich
    • McDonald's Big Mac
    • World Famous Fries

    “If people were more respectful to the staff, they'd likely not encounter errors. The only times I've ever had "poor" service is when they're overwhelmed. Anyone who's done service work knows service is an equal transaction between customer and employee. The staff here is much better than a majority elsewhere. Everyone's just trying to get by; we'll all keep trying to be better people.”

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  • Subway 741 South Fortuna Boulevard, Fortuna Sandwich Shop · $

    2 Subway

    3.1 Average 113 Reviews

    741 South Fortuna Boulevard, Fortuna

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • White Chip Macadamia Nut
    • Cookies

    “Passed through on a road trip to get lunch. The staff was very nice to my sister and I, we were happy with our sandwiches and the bread was fresh. I can’t speak for other people’s experiences but we didn’t see any flies in this store and the food was made quickly.”

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