Browse menus, reviews and photos of Fast Food Restaurants near Gardnerville.
Fast Food · $$
1352 U.S. Hwy 395 North Suite 112, Gardnerville
Customers’ favorites
“Great service! Kid friendly with a kid play area. Kids also loved the robot service and a happy birthday celebration including the robot. Fantastic sushi and poke bowls !”
Chicken · $
1338 U.S. Hwy 395 North, Gardnerville
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“Whoever the guy is at the front counter at 545pm was so nice. I always liked this location. Clean, fast, and everyone cooks is on fire.this is what it is supposed to be. Whe the Indian casino is charging 11.79 toward topaz for just 3 high school tenders. I got the 8 piece. 4 sides. For like 21.42. Says Christine but it wasn't Christine”
Fast Food · $
1345 U.S. Hwy 395 North, Gardnerville
Customers’ favorites
“I went there undercover cause I am a famous French fry Chef. It was OK. They corporate need to hire me as French fry consultant and I will get them on track to success,”
Sandwich Shop · $
1328 U.S. Hwy 395 North Suite 101, Gardnerville
Customers’ favorites
“This place used to absolutely be horrible. With the new owners for the past year this place is picked up. There is a new gentleman they hired named Philip. He’s absolutely incredible. He’s a middle-aged gentleman, but he works his ass off. I was here two days ago and I came back today just because he made my sandwich. The whole “sandwich artist” titled used to be a joke to me but this dude took it to the next level. I will consistently come back as long as he is here. Thank you, Phillip!”
Fast Food · $
1343 U.S. Hwy 395 North, Gardnerville
Customers’ favorites
“I absolutely hate the fact that I have to order on a kiosk. It was inconvenient confusing, and took forever because they were groups of kids in front of us, but I have to say the staff that was working behind the counter working their butt off. They were working fast making sure Customers were getting what they needed and we’re very helpful. Really wish she would put somebody back on the cash register to take orders.”
Burgers · $
1325 US-395, Gardnerville
Customers’ favorites
“I come in here frequently and I've seen some not so good service and absolutely fantastic service. There has been improvement over the last year compared to what it was. The staff is obviously trying to make the store better and I often see those folks running around in a loop, helping in one spot then another to get the speed up. It's not perfect, but it's clear they are trying. I have never received a bad or poorly made burger. This recent visit was impressive with how much quicker they seem to be getting. I hope that they continue to improve and I will continue to return.”
Fast Food · $
1652 U.S. Hwy 395 N, Minden
“I don't eat fast food except for here once in a great while the chili cheese dogs are great. Service has always been good with average wait times. The staff is generally young teens and with that said they are always polite. Stop by if you have never been here.”
Sandwich Shop · $
921 Santa Anita Ave, Minden
Customers’ favorites
“Love these subs. Place has great food and nice employees. The only reason I don't give five stars is the wait time for your food. The drivethru is probably the slowest I've ever been in. At least 30 mins everytime regardless of how busy they are.”
Fast Food · $
1750 U.S. Hwy 395 North, Minden
Customers’ favorites
“Perfect size sundae to share!”
Fast Food · $
908 Santa Anita Avenue, Minden
Customers’ favorites
“Love Mcds great location see you all soon fast friendly service”
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