12 Best Fast Food Restaurants in Mount Sterling

“I had a wonderful experience at Dairy Queen today. The woman working the drive-thru window was incredibly kind and thoughtful. She told me she only had one Blizzard coin and had been waiting all day for a customer with just one child so it would be fair—and she gave it to my son. That level of consideration and kindness truly made our day. Excellent customer service and a reminder of how a small act of kindness matters! Thank you!!“

“Its clean and easy to find and good for fast foods. We dont have a Hardees close by anymore which sucks so when ever im on my bike and come across a Hardees i stop in and get the mushroom n swiss.“

“Four kids and I ate for $55. Their Junior meals make it pretty affordable. The delightful worship music overhead really was a positive influence on our time together having a meal! Customer service is top notch. I wish we had a Cook Out in Kansas City, Missouri. 🥰“

“The food was fresh and good.“

“good service and great food just wished lobby was open but we still give a 5 ⭐“

“Hey y’all Texas truck driver over here! I just had a triple barbecue bacon Buford burger on garlic Texas toast with a large fries and an apple pie! It was ready in a couple of minutes and was very good!! for all of y’all fat truck drivers that are too lazy to walk over there. You’re missing out. Lol“

“Went and got the meal of misfortune on 8/21/25 and the younger woman at the window was super sweet,patient, and super understanding when my card was locked and we had to re ring my order up! Got everything I paid for! Very good service and will be coming back!“

“I like eating there maybe a couple times a month. Plus I like the fact of Veteran Discount for Dine In.“

“Last couple of times I've gone,(drive-thru) The curly fries were nasty. Several times they a long w/Potato cakes, taste like they've been fried in old/dirty grease. Wait forever on cheese stix,God forbid ya order those. Pull up & wait for them to bring it out. Then the roast beef is cold! But I love the turkey bacon ranch sandwich. Bronco-Berry sauce is a plus as well. Always friendly staff, and I live 10 min away in a town with only one drive thru restaurant, so I go regularly.“

“Time Travel in a Paper Sack: My Magical Visits to Krystal’s

I’ve now visited this Krystal’s location twice, and both times, I swear I stepped into a time machine disguised as a drive-thru. The kind of time machine that doesn’t need buttons or levers—just a warm voice on the speaker, a paper sack filled with hot food, and a genuine “Have a great day” at the end.

From the first interaction, it was clear something here was different. They asked if I wanted condiments. Condiments! Not just one sad ketchup packet tossed in as an afterthought, but a full offering, like back when fries came with choices and people remembered that mustard mattered. Then came a soft warning: “Careful, your food is hot.” It made me smile. When was the last time anyone cared enough to say that?

And yes, they even apologized for a short wait. It wasn’t long, but in today’s fast-food world, even acknowledgment can feel like a lost art. I’ve grown used to robotic service and the disappointing rustle of a bag with no napkins—just the echo of forgotten manners. But not here. This Krystal’s feels like it’s holding the line, preserving a piece of the past that many chains have long let go.

It’s like they found the old fast-food training manuals from decades ago—the ones that emphasized hospitality and human kindness—and decided to bring them back to life. There's something delightfully retro about being treated like a guest instead of a number on a screen.

These visits have reminded me that fast food can still be good food, made better by warm service, thoughtful details, and napkins—yes, napkins—in the bag without having to ask. It’s a small thing, but it’s everything.

If you ever find yourself craving not just a burger, but a feeling—one that tastes like after-school snacks, summer road trips, and a time when people smiled at the window—this Krystal’s is worth the stop.

It’s not just a meal. It’s a moment. And in 2025, that’s a rare treat indeed.“

“on 07/04/2025 We went to this McDonald's and ordered our meals. Service was very poor. The guy that took our order at 4:03 pm, after paying for our food left the register, didn't give us our drink cups until he returned, didn't ask if our order was for dine in or to go, didn't give us a number to take to our table, and had our orders to go when we intended to dine in. Do better McDonald's on Maysville road!“

“The young girl that delivered was very nice and polite. 11/4/2022 6pm. Hope you see this. You need more like her. I didn’t catch the name.“