5 Best Fast Food Restaurants near Norwood

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  • AJ's Cheesesteaks Food Truck 4900 Montgomery Road, Norwood Fast Food · $

    1 AJ's Cheesesteaks Food Truck

    4.4 Superb 55 Reviews

    4900 Montgomery Road, Norwood

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Smoked Chipotle & Bacon Cheesesteak
    • Hot Honey BBQ Cheesesteak
    • Waffle Fries
    • Cheese Steak

    “Stopped in before the Reds game to try AJ’s. I mean, I’m a Philly guy and my name is AJ and I love cheesesteaks. So, we gave AJ’s a try. Let’s just say that although we weren’t in Philly, the steak was still top notch! It’s a little bit of home, here in Ohio. I’d like to say it’s my favorite Ohio steak. Thanks AJ! We will be back. BTW… the AJ Fries were awesome! 👏”

  • Taco Casa 4600 Smith Road, Norwood Mexican · $

    2 Taco Casa

    3.5 Good 280 Reviews

    4600 Smith Road, Norwood

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Large Taco Salad and Fish Tacos
    • Chicken and Cheese Quesadilla
    • Buttermilk Ranch Dressing
    • Chicken Chorizo Burrito

    “Once again I'd like to compliment this place for their consistency - like fifty years of it! It's not just the Taco Salad, which Taco Salad originated (yes, they did), but all the menu items have a stand-alone personality, a draw established by the original owner back in the fair-play hippie days. Always a fun spot, always a fair deal (not the skimpy factory food of Taco Bell and such neighborhood parasites, robbing local businesses of patronage). The Norwood location is the most laid-back Taco Casa. The new manager is tops, dedicated as they come. Grab a carry-out and hit the little park across Mtgmy road. Taco Casa is as much a Cincinnati tradition now as the chili spots. And a much better deal if you've ever seen Gold Star's "double decker," overpriced, sad, threadbare cafeteria fare. Yuk. Just finished a TC taco salad and I'll say it again: the much-imitated but never duplicated buttermilk dressing is a secret recipe I'd give anything to learn. If you know, you know :-) it's the best.”

  • Arby's 4600 Smith Road, Norwood Fast Food · $

    3 Arby's

    3.2 Average 254 Reviews

    4600 Smith Road, Norwood

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Beef and Cheddar with Potato Cakes
    • Arby's Signature Sandwiches
    • Crispy Chicken Club Wrap
    • Fresh Fish Sandwich

    “It was short staffed but those who were there made it happen. The food was fresh and even though only 3 employees were handling the crowd they were friendly and fast. I have visited this location twice and both times enjoyed the food and friendliness of the staff.”

  • White Castle 5075 Montgomery Road, Norwood Fast Food · $

    4 White Castle

    3.1 Average 341 Reviews

    5075 Montgomery Road, Norwood

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • French Fries with Cheese Cal 400-410
    • Original Slider Crave Clutch
    • One Breakfast Slider Combo
    • Double Cheese Slider Combo

    “Forgot my drink . But was very nice.”

  • Pizza Hut 4432 Montgomery Road, Norwood Pizza Delivery · $$

    5 Pizza Hut

    3.3 Good 177 Reviews

    4432 Montgomery Road, Norwood

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Spicy Double Pepperoni Was Awwsome
    • Triple Chocolate Brownie
    • Breaded Boneless Wings
    • Cheese Sticks

    “Food and service always good”

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