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Fast Food · $
704 Reeves Street, Port Hawkesbury
“They will upsell your fries without asking. I bought a double cheeseburger value meal and instead of the small fries they upsold on their own to medium fries. I didnt realize until after I paid. With the price of McDicks these days I didnt realize until I looked in the bag and the receipt.”
Fast Food · $
317 Reeves Street, Port Hawkesbury
“Great service, good food and great ice cream”
Hamburger · $
357 NS-4, Port Hastings · 1.83 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Had a great breakfast. The person who took our order was happy and truly genuine to get the order right and they did! Spent 3 days in Cape Breton and I will be honest just had the best breakfast experience just now sitting in my own car eating a meal that was done right. Thank you”
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