4 Best Fast Food Restaurants in Dolton

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

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  • Kozy Korner Catering & Deli 15451 Cottage Grove Avenue, Dolton Fast Food · $

    1 Kozy Korner Catering & Deli

    4.1 Good 110 Reviews

    15451 Cottage Grove Avenue, Dolton

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • All Sandwiches

    “Gratitude, last minute order, Even though they was Busy the owner still took care of me Same day and with a drop off for a event and everyone enjoyed them and this was my first time ordering and I looked on google so this was an random order I never heard of this place and took a chance .. Good by Luck The only thing is I didn’t get any business cards because-per everyone was asking about the where and who made those Sandwiches Thank you again So such a short Notice we appreciate you”

  • J.J. Sausage 1320 Sibley Boulevard, Dolton Burgers · $

    2 J.J. Sausage

    4.2 Good 190 Reviews

    1320 Sibley Boulevard, Dolton

    Customers’ favorites

    • Italian Ice Half Lemon Strawberry
    • Maxwell Polish Sausage
    • Burgers and Hotdogs
    • Beef Polish Sausage

    “I recommend BEEF POLISH w Everything! If you like hot/spicy also eat the peppers! No other place like this place down here in Dolton or near NWI makes it like this place! I hate hotdogs but beef polish is a different story! 100% Recommend. Only Cash. 4-6 pm beef polish is cheaper. Also for every order you get free FRIES. Also if the white polish guys are there they definitely taste much better and I could tell because I’ve been here so many times. When I’m in Chicago I go to Jim’s Original. When I’m down here I only go to JJ Sausage.”

  • Wilma's Famous BBQ 1223 Sibley Boulevard, Dolton Fast Food · $

    3 Wilma's Famous BBQ

    3.6 Good 550 Reviews

    1223 Sibley Boulevard, Dolton

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Tues - Large Chicken Tip Special
    • Large Rib Tips w Mild Sauce
    • Mini Rib & Link Combo
    • Chicken Wings with Fries

    “Lunch Special Rib Tips 10/10 Recommend”

  • White Castle 1400 Sibley Boulevard, Dolton Fast Food · $

    4 White Castle

    3.1 Average 299 Reviews

    1400 Sibley Boulevard, Dolton

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Hash Brown Nibblers Cal 340-360 670-720 1330-1440
    • Mozzarella Cheese Sticks Cal 440 760 1490
    • Chicken Breast Slider Combo Cal 790-1160
    • Cheese Slider Meal Cal 1010 – 1420

    “This is the slowest White Castle I have ever experienced. From placing the order to the long extended time, waiting for it next to the window and seeing large number of cars lining up behind me. This is the first for me as far as slow service from White Castle. We were on the road so it was definitely a one and done. I would not recommend getting off at this exit for some sliders. What you crave is going to take a long time to get.”

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