Fast Food Restaurants in Montevideo

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  • McDonald's 1706 East Hwy 7, Montevideo Fast Food · $

    1 McDonald's

    2.7 Average 218 Reviews

    1706 East Hwy 7, Montevideo

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Quarter Pounder Hamburger
    • Crispy Chicken Sandwich
    • Double Cheeseburger
    • World Famous Fries

    “I am usually here every evening for a nice hot cup of coffee. They will brew fresh if I ask. I dont like coffee that has sat in the pot for hours. Lately the lights on the outside of the building have not been turning on. If I was a franchisee I would be pretty upset about losing highway traffic because of lack of signage being lit up.”

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  • Subway 1905 East Hwy 7, Montevideo Sandwich Shop · $

    2 Subway

    2.3 Poor 102 Reviews

    1905 East Hwy 7, Montevideo

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Stake and Cheese Protein Bowl
    • All-Pro Sweet Onion Teriyaki
    • All American Club Sandwich
    • Raspberry Cheesecake

    “Visited a few days ago while visiting from Knoxville, Tennessee - this Subway was leaps and bounds better than any we have back home. They weren't stingy with toppings and it all tasted great. The teenager was really nice who fixed our food.”

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