Fast Food Restaurants in Auburn

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  • Subway 2322 Dahlke Avenue, Auburn Sandwich Shop · $

    1 Subway

    3.9 Good 43 Reviews

    2322 Dahlke Avenue, Auburn

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Pizza Sub

    “I came in here with seven kids on our way to the state park. When we got here they were slammed, and the staff handled it flawlessly, with efficiency, courtesy, and prompt professionalism. One of the girls spilled water on her sandwich and the manager replaced it at no cost!! And part way through our meal, an employee stopped at the tables to see if customers needed anything. In spite of online orders and the lunch rush, employees remained unflustered and cheerful. Hats off to Patricia, Lindsey, and the other gal whose name I didn't catch!”

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  • Pizza Hut 909 Alden Drive, Auburn Pizza Delivery · $

    2 Pizza Hut

    3.4 Good 152 Reviews

    909 Alden Drive, Auburn

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Ultimate Chocolate Chip Cookie
    • Oven-Baked Cheesy Alfredo Pasta
    • Backyard BBQ Chicken Pizza
    • Meat Lovers Pizza

    “Great service...top notch people”

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  • Sonic Drive-In 1010 J Street, Auburn Fast Food · $

    3 Sonic Drive-In

    3.1 Average 201 Reviews

    1010 J Street, Auburn

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Sonic Blast Made with M&M’S Minis Chocolate Candies
    • Super Sonic Meat and Cheese Burrito
    • Cherry Slush with Rainbow Candy
    • Minute Maid 100 Apple Juice Box

    “Went to Sonic yesterday with my husband. We usually sit outside but it was hot so we went in. Very nice dining area. Guy at the counter was super nice. The lady who brought out our food was also very nice. Fries weren't super fresh but everything else was good.”

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