Fast Food Restaurants in Concordia

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  • Cree-Mee Freeze 100 South Main Street, Concordia American · $

    1 Cree-Mee Freeze

    4.2 Good 161 Reviews

    100 South Main Street, Concordia

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Marshmallow Cream Sundae
    • Chocolate Ice Cream
    • Triple Cheeseburger
    • Jalapeno Poppers

    “This is the second time i've been to this place. It is the closest thing to an ice cream shop that also sells food. The first time I went.I got a double cheeseburger and some fried pickles and they were delicious. The price is decent as well.I got three large walls, a double cheeseburger and fried pickles for twenty six bucks. Although the first time I went, the lady who was helping me ask me if I wanted real banana or banana syrup. Blown by the fact that they even have banana syrup, I chose real. You must remember to ask for real, or they're gonna automatically go with the syrup.As i'm here for the second time and I had forgot that the sryup was even an option.. It tasted horrible but the lady at the counter said she would remake it with real and told me I have to say that at the time order. I will remember that forever because it was horrible.It tastes so much different with the real versus the banana syrup. Anyway, the lady was really nice.If she replaced it for me this time.But I have to remember next time, I was solely on me. Great place friendly people. I Highly recommend this place! I didn't even think aboutbut taking photos. We dined in, but technically it's dining outside only or at your house.Obviously.”

  • McDonald's 101 Northwest 4th Street, Concordia Fast Food · $

    2 McDonald's

    3.4 Good 285 Reviews

    101 Northwest 4th Street, Concordia

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Sausage Egg & Cheese Mcgriddles
    • Size Premium Roast Coffee
    • Double Cheeseburger
    • World Famous Fries

    “I’ve never had bad food from this place. I’ve always said if you’re gonna stop on your way to Kansas City you need to stop at Concord McDonald’s. They have the best food always quick service and the people are always nice and efficient.”

  • Subway I 70 &, MO-23, Concordia Sandwich Shop · $

    3 Subway

    2.0 Poor 63 Reviews

    I 70 &, MO-23, Concordia

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    “I ordered on the app and my order was ready when I arrived. The staff here are so kind. This was by far the best American Club I've had anywhere in the country. The bacon was so crisp it was like you'd get from IHOP. Honestly it may have been the best Subway I've ever had. I'm definitely going to stop here again.”

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