Fast Food
1 Sinkula Investments Ltd Co. Wendy's Franchise Group
3005 Dixie Highway Suite 150, Edgewood
- Take-Out
- Delivery
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Fast Food
3005 Dixie Highway Suite 150, Edgewood
Sandwich Shop · $
3021 Dixie Highway, Edgewood
Customers’ favorites
“My sandwhich r almost made perfect & not messy but still amazing !!! Little lite on the veggies but super nice when u ask. For an extra side of anything! Food always great! Station with meats and everything was super clean and had a glass cover !!”
Fast Food · $
3039 Dixie Highway, Edgewood
Customers’ favorites
“We ordered take out and a lot of it less then 2 mins name was called so we decided to check it and after we saw all was there & smelled so good we couldn't wait to get home we sat & ate half here & it was so good. Thank you from my son & I”
Fast Food · $
6 Sperti Drive, Edgewood
Customers’ favorites
“Someone forgot to bag a twenty piece nugget with my order, called spoke with Ashley who was so understanding and sweet, came back down to pick it up, they fixed it no problem and threw in a few toys for my kiddo for the inconvenience. Thank you for being so kind to us and fixing the issue fast.”
Chicken · $
3040 Dixie Highway, Erlanger
Customers’ favorites
“(Tw: this is a bias review) This place is magical? The manager that sings through the kitchen is energetic every time I visit. The lobby is taken care of (most of the time) but the drive thru is slow at times. The food is a little dry or soggy (it varies every week) but the mash potato makes up for it. The sides are probably the best items on the menu beside the specials every month. For maybe some upgrades, they should clean the restrooms better, decrease the price of sides (a large side costs more than a sandwich by itself), and SALT THE FRIES !!!! Im telling yall rn, dont go to the restaurant once it hits 10. Ong it mostly smells horrible, but the food is even worse at that time. (These arent recent events, these happened throughout the year)”
Fast Food · $
290 Ludlow Avenue, Cincinnati
Customers’ favorites
“One of the busiest skylines i've ever been to in my life is got one of the hardest working careers.I've ever seen the food was excellent.A wait time was nothing.And they were slammed, this has to be one of the most hardest working crews i've ever seen in my life. Necrophantom”
Fast Food · $
8050 Mall Road, Florence
Customers’ favorites
“We pulled off here on our way to Ohio to eat and use the bathroom. Jackson- the team lead was extremely kind and made the atmosphere welcoming. He asked us how our day was and I hope he forgives me for not asking how his was going. The food came out fresh and hot. Fries has the right amount of salt on them. 👌🏼”
Italian · $
7727 Mall Road Ste C, Florence
Customers’ favorites
“Love love love the food! Fresh and ?! Thanks to Debbie for always providing service with a smile!”
Fast Food · $
339 Richwood Road, Richwood
Customers’ favorites
“Great service, Food Is Delicious”
Italian · $
6176 Glenway Avenue, Cincinnati
Customers’ favorites
“Been a fan for years, this one by far best experience and customer service I’ve had. Bring on to nashville, I’ll invest.”
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