Fast Food Restaurants in Hugoton

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  • Subway 1025 South Trindle Street, Hugoton Sandwich Shop · $

    1 Subway

    4.1 Good 52 Reviews

    1025 South Trindle Street, Hugoton

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Raspberry Cheesecake
    • Italian B M T
    • Subway Club
    • Cookies

    “What a quaint little grotto! This Subway is located in a very small building with a very small dining area, reminiscent of a hole in the wall big city diner. The flow of traffic isn't very smooth as the front door opens into basically the end of the serving line, so you have to weave past other customers to get in line to order. The food was good, prepared fresh, and staff was friendly and helpful. Wouldn't hesitate to return. Oh yeah, actually I did. Ate there 2 days in a row ?”

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  • Pizza Hut 600 East 11th Street, Hwy 270 East, Hugoton Pizza Delivery · $

    2 Pizza Hut

    3.7 Good 110 Reviews

    600 East 11th Street, Hwy 270 East, Hugoton

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Oven-Baked Chicken Alfredo Pasta
    • Oven-Baked Cheesy Alfredo Pasta
    • Triple Chocolate Brownie
    • Hawaiian Chicken Pizza

    “First and four most I want to say over the last few years pizza hut lost my business between rude employees mess ups with no fixes and food sucked but I can say that Aileen Cruz is one of the best mangers I seen in about 7 yrs and Michael the driver also went far and beyond not only do they make customers happy but they go that extra mile and I really do believe aileen Cruz should get more then a pat ont the back she deserves more pizza hut”

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  • McDonald's 612 East 11th Street, Hugoton Fast Food · $

    3 McDonald's

    3.0 Average 153 Reviews

    612 East 11th Street, Hugoton

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Quarter Pounder Hamburger
    • McDonald's Big Mac
    • World Famous Fries
    • French Fries

    “I came through the drive-thru today, and Selena made my experience exceptional. She was so friendly, cheerful, and welcoming from the moment she took my order. Her positive attitude and genuine kindness really stood out and made my day a little brighter. Great customer service like hers is hard to find, and it’s clear she cares about every customer. Thank you, Selena, for making our visit such a pleasant one. Keep up the fantastic work!”

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