5 Best Fast Food Restaurants near Washington

Browse menus, reviews and photos of Fast Food Restaurants near Washington.

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  • Culver’s 66227 Van Dyke Avenue, Washington American · $

    1 Culver’s

    4.4 Superb 184 Reviews

    66227 Van Dyke Avenue, Washington

    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Pub Burger and Cheese Curds
    • Chicken Sandwich
    • Fish and Chips
    • Cheeseburger

    “Culver’s of Washington is one of the best fast food experiences every time I go. Taylor always offers me excellent service and great food. This chain really delivers in consistent quality and fantastic service from all team members all of the time! Couldn’t recommend it more.”

  • Arby's 66021 Van Dyke Avenue, Washington Fast Food · $

    2 Arby's

    3.8 Good 159 Reviews

    66021 Van Dyke Avenue, Washington

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Classic Roast Chicken Sandwich
    • Arby's Signature Sandwiches
    • Corned Beef Reuben
    • Classic Roast Beef

    “Arby's is Arby's, the food is all the same. How it's made is different. The staff here is amazing and I love how quick the services is, I only have an hour for lunch. Overall, I love how they kept the old model interior in this Arby's.”

  • Taco Bell 65891 Van Dyke Avenue, Washington Fast Food · $

    3 Taco Bell

    3.0 Average 265 Reviews

    65891 Van Dyke Avenue, Washington

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Mtn Dew Baja Blast Freeze
    • Cheesy Gordita Crunch
    • Chili Cheese Burrito
    • Cantina Chicken Bowl

    “I wish I got his name, but I keep forgetting!! Either way, he’s been there for a while, very sweet, wears glasses, but he’s wonderful at his job! Recently, he noticed I made a mistake on my online order where I forgot to substitute meat for a different protein(I’m vegetarian) and asked if I would liked it to be corrected. I had an incident where I got meat in my meal, forever ago; it was a simple mistake, but I got unnecessarily upset at them, he was there, and fixed it! Now, he still remembered and I found that really shocking. He has always been professional, helpful and leads with kindness. I appreciate him very much!”

  • McDonalds 66500 Van Dyke Avenue, Washington Fast Food · $

    4 McDonalds

    3.0 Average 281 Reviews

    66500 Van Dyke Avenue, Washington

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Quarter Pounder Hamburger
    • Chicken Mcnuggets
    • Kid Happy Meal
    • Cheeseburger

    “After waiting 15 minutes for our food,then having to return it because there was something disgusting in our nuggets, I witnessed an employee sitting on the counter on a friday night during a busy rush as he proceeded to play with his hat taking it on and off his head while the rest of the staff rushed around him.”

  • Jimmy John's 65940 Van Dyke Avenue, Washington Sandwich Shop · $

    5 Jimmy John's

    3.1 Average 101 Reviews

    65940 Van Dyke Avenue, Washington

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    “I have been going to this location ever since they opened. Their food and their service has always been consistent. Today I made a delivery order. They did not have a driver so they used a 3rd party which is fine. I did not receive my order. I called the location and they remade the order and the manager hand delivered it herself within minutes. It's things like that that keep me a loyal customer. Thanks!!!”

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