Fast Food Restaurants in Wawa

Browse menus, reviews and photos of Fast Food Restaurants in Wawa.

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  • Krazy Fries 199 Mission Road, Wawa Fast Food · $

    1 Krazy Fries

    4.2 Good 106 Reviews

    199 Mission Road, Wawa

    Customers’ favorites

    • Loaded Poutine Large
    • Jalapeno Poppers
    • Hamburger Combo
    • Chicken Burger

    “Best poutine I’ve had in a long time. Curds are unfortunately becoming harder to find on poutine, everyone is doing shredded these days. It was refreshing to have a good hearty poutine packed with real cheese curds. The burgers are also incredible. Highly recommend eating here.”

  • North Of 17 Restaurant 68 Broadway Avenue, Wawa Salad · $

    2 North Of 17 Restaurant

    4.4 Superb 183 Reviews

    68 Broadway Avenue, Wawa

    Customers’ favorites

    • Pepperoni and Mushroom Pizza
    • North of 17 Deluxe Pizza
    • One Egg Sausage Toast
    • Fish & Chips

    “Amazing real potato 🥔 home fries , I finally enjoyed the true taste of 🥔, being in this country x 47 years . This restaurant is the TRUE Canadian breakfast. 👍 👍 👍 i am enjoying this CLASSIC Canadian breakfast 😋 in WAWA, ONTARIO CANADA 🇨🇦 HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO OTHER CANADIANS. , NO MIX with other ethics food, that makes this menu uniquely PROUD CANADIAN.”

  • Subway 179 Mission Road, Wawa Sandwich Shop · $

    3 Subway

    4.2 Good 194 Reviews

    179 Mission Road, Wawa

    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Veggie Patty
    • Cookies
    • Steak
    • blt

    “It's a Subway (so not typical 5 stars), but it's one of the best Subway restaurants I've been to. Very friendly helpful staff. I always appreciate how quickly and pleasantly they respond when I say I am vegetarian. Without question they change their gloves, wipe counter, and only use a clean knife. If you are vegetarian ir vegan this is a great stop to get a quick healthy lunch.”

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