Fast Food Restaurants in Welsh

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  • Dairy Queen Grill & Chill 602 North Adams Street, Welsh Fast Food · $

    1 Dairy Queen Grill & Chill

    3.9 Good 152 Reviews

    602 North Adams Street, Welsh

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Crispy Chicken Salad with Ranch Dressing
    • Chicken Fingers
    • Banana Split
    • Cheeseburger

    “We stopped at the Welch Dairy Queen for a snack and were very pleased. We really like their chocolate dipped cones. The service was quick and friendly and there is adequate seating. This location was undergoing some repair when we visited, but it was well handled and caused no inconvenience.”

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  • Subway 312 North Adams Street, Welsh Sandwich Shop · $

    2 Subway

    4.0 Good 74 Reviews

    312 North Adams Street, Welsh

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Sunchips Garden Salsa
    • Oven Roasted Turkey
    • Black Forest Ham
    • Rotisserie

    “It was late, very close to closing. At least one employee was looking very tired, but they all greeted us as we came in. Did not rush us out, infect when they heard me tell my brother we may want to take the rest home as it was 5 min past their closing time they said no rush, go ahead and finish. Then told us good night as we left. Oh, and the Subs were very good too!”

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