4 Best Fast Food Restaurants near Newark

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  • Tom Wahl's Newark 585 West Union Street, Newark Hamburger · $

    1 Tom Wahl's Newark

    4.0 Good 289 Reviews

    585 West Union Street, Newark

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Wahlburger with Fries & Fish and Chips
    • The Big Bopper and a Bacon Cheeseburger
    • Wahlburger with Fries & Fish and Chips
    • Fries and Swiss Mushroom Chopped Steak

    “I live in Syracuse and every time that I make it out to Newark for work I stop at Tom wahls. yesterday was the first time I had seen a different bun. I really hope this is a temporary change because I have to be honest the burger only tasted about half as good as it usually does. the new buns are horrible”

  • Wendy's 510 West Union Street, Newark Fast Food · $

    2 Wendy's

    3.3 Good 178 Reviews

    510 West Union Street, Newark

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Baconator Fries with Cheese
    • Spicy Chicken Sandwich
    • Wendy’S French Fries
    • Ghost Pepper Fries

    “Burgers 🍔 Fries🍟 lent season Fish 🐟 Salads. Chicken 🐔 Sandwich. Chicken 🐔 Nuggets. Soft Drinks. Frosties.”

  • McDonald's 531 West Union Street, Newark Fast Food · $

    3 McDonald's

    3.1 Average 191 Reviews

    531 West Union Street, Newark

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Big Breakfast with Hotcakes
    • Mcflurry with Oreo Cookies
    • Sausage Mcmuffin with Egg
    • Quarter Pounder Hamburger

    “very rude nasty bIt#h! 1st time I went in because my coffee was ❄cold. They gave me a new one. Then 2nd time my wife went in and she was was told due to to much creamer its going to be cold. then goes over to the pick up window & yells this girl wants a refund for the cold coffee. told her that it's always hot when I get it here and any other McDonald's. I have gotten my coffee 2 to 4 every day for the last 10yrs! so the girl in the pink tutui & hat needs to be retrained on how to treat customers!! never will go back there again. I'll only go to williamson McDonalds they make it the best (HOT COFFEE) 👍 the 10&10 customer.”

  • Burger King 710 West Union Street, Newark Burgers · $

    4 Burger King

    3.2 Average 180 Reviews

    710 West Union Street, Newark

    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Classic Wrap Spicy Wrap Honey Mustard Wrap
    • Spicy BK Royal Crispy Chicken
    • Bacon Double Cheeseburger
    • Hershey's Sundae Pie

    “I have an amazing story to share with you all!!! My adoring husband, a once healthy and vibrant man, full of life, contracted the flu back in December of last year. He was diagnosed with the flu on a Saturday and by Monday he was in ICU on full max life support. Due to “pressers” they had to give him while he was on the ECMO machine (external lungs), he lost his hands and feet. He is now a quadruple amputee and in a rehab at Clifton Springs. After several months on a ventilator and feeding tube, he continues to make progress in leaps and bounds! He is one determined warrior and is happy to be alive (he is in the 1% survival rate). Last Tuesday he was able to have his first meal! He wanted a whopper!!! The loving staff at Clifton Springs rehab went to Burger King in Newark and blessed him with his first whopper in over 6 months! They recorded a video to capture the moment and it has 3,000 views already! It showcases the moment of his first bite and it’s incredible! I would love to show you the video!”

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