Fast Food Restaurants near Hoisington

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  • Dairy Queen Grill & Chill 301 East 9th Street, Hoisington Fast Food · $

    1 Dairy Queen Grill & Chill

    3.9 Good 140 Reviews

    301 East 9th Street, Hoisington

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Half Pound Cheeseburger Combo
    • Ice Cream Sandwich
    • French Fries

    “I'll be honest, I wasn't very happy with DQ this time. I ordered a Salted Caramel Truffle shake. It was just a chocolate shake with a fancy name. I didn't get any caramel or truffle vibe from it at all. I was expecting a salted caramel shake with some truffle in the background. If you order this, what it is is a shake with blended up Truffle brand candies... you know the ones... blended up in it. To be fair, it was edible and I drank it all. It was just not what I had envisioned. Fine print. On the flip side, the onion rings were *really* good (to me). They were very crispy with a panko shell, like you get on shrimp at a good sushi restaurant. Loved the contrast of the shell with the delicious, soft onion. Funny that the side would steal the show from the shake for me.”

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  • Pizza Hut 56 West Street Suite 4, Hoisington Pizza Delivery · $

    2 Pizza Hut

    3.6 Good 95 Reviews

    56 West Street Suite 4, Hoisington

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Traditional Wings
    • Supreme Pizza
    • Cheese Sticks
    • Honey BBQ

    “Great service, I was checked on multiple times to make sure i didnt need anything, My drink never went empty, I was greated and seated right away, My food tasted great and was hot exectly what i ordered and it was served to me on time. I WILL BE COMING BACK HERE VERY OFTEN!!!!!”

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  • Dairy Queen (Treat) 2302 North Main Street, Great Bend Ice Cream Shop · $

    3 Dairy Queen (Treat)

    4.5 Superb 94 Reviews

    2302 North Main Street, Great Bend · 9.91 miles

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Royal Ultimate Choco Brownie
    • Mint Oreo Blizzard Treat
    • Royal Brownie
    • Banana Split

    “Small, window service offered hardly any parking though, not that that’s ever been an issue in my opinion, but some might find it annoying and it’s not one that offers food. All of us locals know that but somebody from out of town might find that helpful to know.”

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