4 Best Fast Food Restaurants near Trexlertown

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  • Jersey Mike's Subs 7150 Hamilton Boulevard, Trexlertown Sandwich Shop · $

    1 Jersey Mike's Subs

    4.2 Good 239 Reviews

    7150 Hamilton Boulevard, Trexlertown

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Mike's Hot Honey Chicken Cheese Steak
    • Bacon Ranch Chicken Cheese Steak
    • Big Kahuna Chicken Cheese Steak
    • Roast Beef and Provolone

    “I don’t usually write reviews for franchises—it’s just not my thing. I go out of my way to support locally owned and operated businesses. But everything I typically dislike about franchises is the opposite here. Every time I visit, the employees are incredibly friendly, the sandwiches are outstanding, and the orders are always correct. I’m not sure if that’s standard for Jersey Mike’s, but the Trexlertown location is top-notch.”

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  • KFC 7150 Hamilton Boulevard, Trexlertown Chicken · $

    2 KFC

    3.8 Good 165 Reviews

    7150 Hamilton Boulevard, Trexlertown

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Mashed Potatoes Mac and Cheese Cole Slaw
    • 12-Piece Nashville Hot Wings
    • Crispy Colonel Sandwich Meal
    • Tenders Flavor Meal

    “I went to the drive thru and had ordered a large fry, after receiving my order I proceeded to the parking lot to grab a few and quick eat. Well my fries 🍟 were hard and they were not edible, I took them back in and proceeded to let them know the reason for the return and I did get a fresh order of fries, but it was the questions after they checked the order themselves and knew that they were hard...”

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  • PrimoHoagies 7150 Hamilton Boulevard Unit 245, Trexlertown Sandwich Shop · $

    3 PrimoHoagies

    3.8 Good 153 Reviews

    7150 Hamilton Boulevard Unit 245, Trexlertown

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Submarine Sandwich
    • Sharp Italian
    • Ham & Cheese
    • Tuna Diablo

    “I picked up a catering order today - hoagie tray, cookie tray, drinks, chips. I called ahead to let the staff know I’d be a little early and see if they could have my order ready early. The staff member was polite on the phone and my order was in fact ready when I arrived. The staff was polite inside. My order was correct and everything was delicious and lived up to the typical Primos quality. A 10/10 experience. What more could you ask for?”

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  • Wendy's 7142 Hamilton Boulevard, Trexlertown Fast Food · $

    4 Wendy's

    3.0 Average 239 Reviews

    7142 Hamilton Boulevard, Trexlertown

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Wendy’S Classic Chocolate and Vanilla Frosty Desserts
    • Double Stack Burger Fries Spicy Nuggets Chili
    • Dave’S Single and Large Fries
    • Big Bacon Classic Large Fries

    “I've only been here 3-4 times so far but everything has been correct, unlike other places. I know my time is coming, they can't get it right all the time. Had to wait last time because the woman said the meat had been sitting awhile and she didn't feel comfortable serving it so that was greatly appreciated. I'm 56 and I never had a Frosty up until a month ago, now I can't get enough. Even if I'm not getting food but I'm driving by I stop in and get one.”

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