Fast Food Restaurants in Lake City

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  • Dairy Queen (Treat) 821 North Lakeshore Drive, Lake City Ice Cream Shop · $

    1 Dairy Queen (Treat)

    4.1 Good 160 Reviews

    821 North Lakeshore Drive, Lake City

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Blue Rasbberry Misty Freeze
    • Cherry Dipped Small Cone
    • Cotton Candy Blizzard
    • Ice Cream Cake

    “The girls that work during the day are great! Very nice and helpful! Great service!!”

  • Subway 1301 North Lakeshore Drive Ste 100, Lake City Sandwich Shop · $

    2 Subway

    3.7 Good 87 Reviews

    1301 North Lakeshore Drive Ste 100, Lake City

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Oven Roasted Turkey
    • Black Forest Ham
    • Cold Cut Combo
    • Subway Club

    “This was a great subway to stop at. Although they were short on staff, they were very friendly! Don't be deceived by the small space downstairs, they have an upper level (that can only be accessed by stairs) with more seating! Beautiful view of the lake and the neighborhood through the windows. Bathrooms were ok (for a fast food restaurant) - Overall, if you are looking for a Subway in Lake City, this is your place! Wheelchair accessibility: There is a small place to sit at downstairs but the main seating area, is on a second floor with no elevator/ramp access”

  • Burger King 1535 North Lakeshore Drive, Lake City Fast Food · $

    3 Burger King

    2.6 Average 210 Reviews

    1535 North Lakeshore Drive, Lake City

    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Bacon Egg & Cheese Croissan'Wich Hasbrowns Fully Loaded Biscuit
    • Flame Grilled Beef
    • French Fries
    • Onion Rings

    “My Mother and I came to your BK yesterday, June 28th, 2022. The service was wonderful and the food was hot and fresh. The young man working was wonderful. I didnt catch his name, but it was about 2-2:15 in the aftetnoon. The only thing I can say bad is that the drive-up window was pretty dirty..easy fix! Thank you”

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