5 Best Fast Food Restaurants near Palm Springs

Browse menus, reviews and photos of Fast Food Restaurants near Palm Springs.

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  • Charleys Cheesesteaks 3276 South Congress Avenue, Palm Springs Cheesesteaks · $

    1 Charleys Cheesesteaks

    4.2 Good 147 Reviews

    3276 South Congress Avenue, Palm Springs

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Chicken Teriyaki Cheesesteak Boxed Meal
    • Chicken Buffalo Cheesesteak Boxed Meal
    • Watermelon Strawberry Lemonade
    • Chocolate Chunk Cookie

    “Service was ok ordered from a kiosk so the only interaction was when she handed me a cup for my drink and handed me my food. Just 1 thank you.. chick Filet is famous for customer service not there food. The sandwich was hot and taste the atmosphere was a gas station, so it was clean store was new. I would recommend eating here. But be prepared for the price ticket... 19.00 for 1 med sandwich medium drink and medium fry..”

  • Chick-fil-A 2625 10th Avenue North, Palm Springs Fast Food · $

    2 Chick-fil-A

    3.2 Average 64 Reviews

    2625 10th Avenue North, Palm Springs

    • Delivery

    “came in late after a full park day with my sister and our friend and Allan was just exceptional! legs cramping, i asked Allan for max pickles on my sandwich and he proceeded to hook us up with a container of them. forever indebted to Allan for saving my legs.”

  • Auntie Anne's 2765 10th Avenue North, Palm Springs Pretzel Store · $

    3 Auntie Anne's

    3.3 Good 23 Reviews

    2765 10th Avenue North, Palm Springs

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    “Stopped by this Auntie Anne’s, and the lady working there was incredibly kind and friendly. She was very apologetic and went out of her way to make the visit pleasant. I really appreciated her thoughtfulness and great customer service!”

  • Subway 2765 10th Avenue North, Palm Springs Sandwich Shop · $

    4 Subway

    3.2 Average 80 Reviews

    2765 10th Avenue North, Palm Springs

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • New Sweet & Smoky Steak & Guac Signature Wrap
    • Auntie Anne's Footlong Pretzel
    • White Chip Macadamia Nut
    • Rotisserie-Style Chicken

    “I stopped into the Subway inside Walmart expecting the usual: a sandwich, mild confusion about whether I wanted it toasted, and the quiet realization that I somehow spent $14 on lunch. What I did not expect was to encounter Ariana — the undisputed MVP of sandwich artistry. From the moment I stepped up, Ariana was moving at a pace that can only be described as Olympic-level sandwich assembly. Bread slicing, toppings flying, customers smiling… it was like watching a perfectly choreographed deli ballet. Meanwhile, she somehow managed to greet every single customer like they were a regular at a five-star restaurant. Friendly, upbeat, patient — the kind of customer service that makes you pause and think, Wait… this is inside a Walmart, right? But here’s where Ariana truly became a legend. I ordered a foot-long Spicy Italian, and somewhere in the middle of the process she casually saved me a couple bucks by pointing out a deal I didn’t even know about. Now let’s be honest… in today’s world that kind of thing is about as rare as finding a shopping cart in the Walmart parking lot that actually rolls straight. Most people would just ring it up and send you on your way. Not Ariana. You could genuinely tell she cared about doing a good job and helping customers, which is especially impressive considering companies these days don’t exactly shower their frontline employees with the kind of pay they deserve. Yet here she was, working hard, being kind, making people laugh, and running that Subway like she personally owned the franchise. If Subway corporate is reading this, two things: 1. Ariana deserves a raise. 2. If you don’t give her one, someone else probably will. Great service is rare. Ariana made buying a sandwich feel like a good experience, not just a transaction. If you’re at the Walmart Subway and she’s behind the counter, congratulations — you picked the right line.”

  • McDonald's 3015 Forest Hill Boulevard, Palm Springs Fast Food · $

    5 McDonald's

    3.0 Average 285 Reviews

    3015 Forest Hill Boulevard, Palm Springs

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Steak Egg and Cheese Mcmuffin
    • Sausage Cheese Mcmuffin
    • Guava Pie Cinnamon Roll
    • Chocolate Chip Cookie

    “McDonald’s is basically my emotional support restaurant. The fries are so good they should come with a warning label, and somehow the ice cream machine was actually working—truly a historic moment. Fast, cheap, and reliably hits the spot every time. 10/10, would satisfy late-night cravings again.”

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