4 Best Fast Food Restaurants near Farmington

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  • Farmington Hots & Ice Cream 1270 Commercial Drive, Farmington Fast Food · $

    1 Farmington Hots & Ice Cream

    3.6 Good 77 Reviews

    1270 Commercial Drive, Farmington

    • Delivery

    “My family and I love the food from Farmington Hots. Every meal we have had from there has been cooked perfectly, tasted great, and every employee interaction has been positive. I have always been greeted with kind words and a smile every time I go there. They really make sure to provide great food and service. That is why they are my family’s go to place for plates, burgers, hots, and ice cream.”

  • McDonald's 6092 NY-96, Farmington Fast Food · $

    2 McDonald's

    3.3 Good 289 Reviews

    6092 NY-96, Farmington

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Bacon Egg & Cheese Biscuit
    • Quarter Pounder Hamburger
    • Sausage Mcmuffin with Egg
    • Strawberry & Crème Pie

    “Shout out to Marcie, thanks for buying my coffee this morning!! I'll pay it forward!”

  • Taco Bell 1295 NY-332, Farmington Fast Food · $

    3 Taco Bell

    3.0 Average 211 Reviews

    1295 NY-332, Farmington

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • 2 Chicken Chalupas Supreme Combo
    • Cheesy Bean & Rice Burrito
    • Supreme Variety Taco Party Pack
    • Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme

    “I’ve gone here more than I’d like to admit to and every time it’s accurate, timely, a good temperature and well made. I’ve also had Taco Bell around town and out of town more than I’d like to admit and the Farmington Taco Bell is always better made”

  • Subway 6090 NY-96, Farmington Sandwich Shop · $

    4 Subway

    3.2 Average 77 Reviews

    6090 NY-96, Farmington

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    “Charles, I hope you someday see this. After a tough long shift at work, you made it a point to put a smile on my face. Your gracefulness really made my night. It’s rare that I turn to a chain sandwich shop, even more rare when attached to a gas station. Thank you”

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