5 Best Fast Food Restaurants in Chatham

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  • Wing Boyz Chatham 75 Keil Drive South, Chatham Chicken Wings · $

    1 Wing Boyz Chatham

    4.6 Superb 121 Reviews

    75 Keil Drive South, Chatham

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Chicken Burger Fried
    • Tender 3 Pieces
    • Samosa Poutine
    • Boneless Wings

    “I’ve picked up food for my daughter many times and this place is amazing! Tonight a man was so upset with the young girl accusing her of crazy stuff then is shocked she is charging him. They made a mistake and fixed it. She was so sweet and I couldn’t believe how threatening he was over a simple mistake. Way to go young lady, kindness wins! Gosh she was awesome I wish I knew her name”

  • Chris' Sausage 575 Grand Avenue West, Chatham Fast Food · $

    2 Chris' Sausage

    5.0 Superb 21 Reviews

    575 Grand Avenue West, Chatham

    Customers’ favorites

    • Hotdog

    “For and service on point. Atmosphere... It's a parking lot Street vendor... What do you want me to say? LoL 😂 Fantastic sausage on a bun and the kraut is good, not soggy. Pop is cold, food is hot. Even my Mum (in her 80's) enjoys grabbing a nibble here. Dad probably comes here more often for the sausages than Canadian Tire shipping. 😝”

  • Central Tavern 24121 Winter Line Road, Chatham-Kent Bar · $

    3 Central Tavern

    4.6 Superb 80 Reviews

    24121 Winter Line Road, Chatham-Kent

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Garlic Bread with Cheese
    • Garlic Shrimp Au Gratin
    • Breaded Shrimp Basket
    • Cheese Sticks

    “Always very consistent! Great place with great food”

  • Mr.Sub 640 Richmond Street, Chatham Sandwich Shop · $

    4 Mr.Sub

    4.3 Superb 152 Reviews

    640 Richmond Street, Chatham

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    “A huge rave for today May 29th at 12-1230. The 3 women working were amazing! They were so busy, yet they were polite and their teamwork was impeccable!! They were working as fast as they could to keep the flow going and as far I could tell, everything was made 100% right!!! Well Done Ladies!! You Rock!!”

  • Harvey's 25 Saint Clair Street, Chatham Burgers · $

    5 Harvey's

    4.0 Good 367 Reviews

    25 Saint Clair Street, Chatham

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Big Harv Angus Combo 1050-1450 Cals
    • Angus Burger with Cheese
    • Grilled Chicken Sandwich
    • Double Jr Cheeseburger

    “I love my Harvey's and this branch has delivered the goods. The girls who served me gave me a feeling of comfort and a very beautiful, wonderful experience. Eliza, was very bubbly and filled my order with 100% precision. She even told me about the other menu choices that seem to be neglected by so many other customers. The same burger only goes forward for so long, so trying and exploring the full menu has been a key point of my experience. Another worker, Rachel, I believe, garnished my burger to perfection. She made sure I was satisfied with my order and took care delivering my meal to my satisfaction. Another staff member Bella had introduced me to the redbull blue slushy. My new favorite summer drink. Overall, great experience, top notch. I recommend all Harvey's lovers to give this restaurant a go, you will NOT be disappointed.”

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