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American · $
N-527, OH-108, Napoleon
Customers’ favorites
“Quick friendly service, had two baseball teams teams there at the same time;30 kids. The staff handled the large orders with ease. No mistakes and no waiting. Great ice cream too.”
Fast Food · $
611 Wood Drive, Napoleon
Customers’ favorites
“We have a DQ Grill n Chill in our town of wauseon 11 miles away but have been driving to this store because it's always clean, the food is always served warm - hot, and the BIG thing is that the fried food has been prepared in FRESH oil. Unlike the wauseon store that serves fried food that has either a rancid or fishy taste, THIS DQ has food that always tastes fresh! Go figure since the restaurants have the same owner!! Years ago the wauseon store just shined! Not sure what happened there but refuse to go back there and have instead made the napoleon store our "DQ of chouce" for now, even with the cost of gas making it more expensive to get there! We have been very loyal customers at the wauseon store and hope there can be marked improvement there, but until then - bravo to staff in napoleon!!!”
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