Fast Food Restaurants in Wasco

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

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  • McDonald's 91485 Biggs Rufus Highway, Wasco Fast Food · $

    1 McDonald's

    3.3 Good 408 Reviews

    91485 Biggs Rufus Highway, Wasco

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Sausage Mcmuffin Dine in: Yes Outdoor seating: Yes
    • Triple Egg Sausage and Cheese Mcgriddle
    • Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese
    • Quarter Pounder Hamburger

    “The fries were fresh thats always a plus not so sure about the nuggets as they were luke warm at best and a tad rubbery. But my husband had just drove over 400 miles (truck driver) and was hungry almost hungry. The employees were super busy so not much interactions. Overall though its fast food so the bar is never set too high. Another words I wasnt bad enough to complain. So thank you.”

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  • Subway 91558 Biggs Rufus Highway, Wasco Sandwich Shop · $

    3 Subway

    3.2 Average 133 Reviews

    91558 Biggs Rufus Highway, Wasco

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Steak & Cheese
    • American Club
    • Sandwich

    “Love eating at this Subway! My favorite employee is Zach S. He is super friendly and makes the best sandwiches!”

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  • Taco Bell 91444 Biggs Rufus Highway, Wasco Fast Food · $

    4 Taco Bell

    1.9 Poor 145 Reviews

    91444 Biggs Rufus Highway, Wasco

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Quesadilla

    “Lots of bad reviews but i have been here about 15 times in the last year and have had no issues! It can be slow or maybe they forget something once but its never been some huge deal.. thankful to have it as an option near the food desert of goldendale! 😄👍”

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