5 Best Fast Food Restaurants in Bristol

Browse menus, reviews and photos of Fast Food Restaurants in Bristol.

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  • Subway 1400 Farmington Avenue, Bristol Sandwich Shop · $

    1 Subway

    4.4 Superb 67 Reviews

    1400 Farmington Avenue, Bristol

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Turkey & Ranch Delite

    “I love going to this subway simply cause I used to manage it when I was 17 Years old. Well I was in there the other night and ordered a sandwich. Unfortunately when I went to pay my card was not working due to a fraudulent charge . The girl told me it was OK and that she'd use her sub bucks to pay for it. I was a little embarrassed but very grateful she helped me out instead of throwing it out and sending me on my way. So tonight I repayed her with 20 bucks. She seemed very grateful for that . Terry if your reading this give her a raise lol i think her name is Rebecca . People like her are worth their weight in gold and are a complete asset to your company.I'm glad you still have awesome employees at this location!! I will never stop going to this location!”

  • Wings Over Bristol 1215 Farmington Avenue, Bristol Chicken Wings · $

    2 Wings Over Bristol

    3.4 Good 190 Reviews

    1215 Farmington Avenue, Bristol

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Boneless and Traditional Wings
    • Sweet Chill Boneless Wings
    • Chicken Wings
    • Honey Mustard

    “Heidi and Josue went above and beyond making sure I was taken care of. Absolutely made my day with how they handled a slight mishap on a previous order. These are the type of that keep people coming back! Great food and people serving it. Thanks again you guys, see you soon.”

  • Just Grillin 681 Broad Street, Bristol Fast Food

    3 Just Grillin

    5.0 Superb 4 Reviews

    681 Broad Street, Bristol

    • Take-Out
  • Subway 45 North Main Street, Bristol Sandwich Shop · $

    4 Subway

    3.6 Good 103 Reviews

    45 North Main Street, Bristol

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki

    “The food was great, fresh, as it should be .The service was exceptional, how I wish every subway was! Clean restaurant , the veggies were crisp and fresh. We have been to many subways in several states, this was the best. They are doing a great job! The young woman who waited on us Thursday afternoon with a braid should get a raise. She's on top of it.”

  • Subway 815 Pine St Property Suite 155 Unit #R-4-6, Bristol Sandwich Shop · $

    5 Subway

    3.7 Good 43 Reviews

    815 Pine St Property Suite 155 Unit #R-4-6, Bristol

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Chocolate Chip Cookie
    • Potato Chip
    • Chicken
    • Tuna

    “Plenty of parking..place was clean..friendly and wasn’t too busy. Owner/Franchisee was there and was the one to build the sandwiches. Coupon users - heads up and this is why I gave a 4*..it says on the coupons that it Excludes the following: Sidekicks, Monster, MexiCali, Beast and Garlic Roast Beef…at this establishment and apparently the one on Farmington Ave (which told me I can get anything that’s not listed on the coupon) you are only allowed a choice of 5 sandwiches..Tuna, Turkey, Meatball, Veggie and another one…mind you, the Turkey Club is 12.49 for a footlong and say the outlaw is 13.49. His words were “we lose money if we don’t limit what people can get as far as steaks and chicken”….i get it, you’re in business..you have costs and overhead..but still, is $1 gonna break the bank..either way, good experience. Sandwich build - meatball..wanted untoasted, and was how I asked…could’ve used a bit more black olives, but no complaints. Turkey Club..same, was how I asked and came with a healthy portion of toppings. Chicken Footlong Sidekick - was good..one side seemed burnt while other side seemed uncooked…gave me a cup of honey mustard as asked (was told I could get another sauce or could get another one). I’ll go back again sometime to try again..I’m just never on that side of town…but there’s a ton of sandwich shops and delis in the area too. On a scale of 1-5…I’d say a 4.1 is about right for the reviews.”

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