4 Best Fast Food Restaurants in Plessisville

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  • Saputo Produits Laitiers S.E.N.C. (Plessiville) 1245 Av. Forand, Plessisville Fast Food · $$

    1 Saputo Produits Laitiers S.E.N.C. (Plessiville)

    4.2 Good 63 Reviews

    1245 Av. Forand, Plessisville

    • Take-Out

    “Vous pourriez facilement avoir la meilleure poutine à 50 km à la ronde.Le secret d'une bonne poutine est la fraîcheur du fromage. Ça ne devrait pas être un problème.Faites des frites fraîches et une bonne sauce et vous aurez une poutine épique.Quand ton fromage en grains est si frais qu'il ne fait pas "squick squick" mais "meuh", c'est bon signe.”

  • Fromagerie Victoria 1140 Avenue St Edouard, Plessisville Fast Food · $

    2 Fromagerie Victoria

    3.5 Good 69 Reviews

    1140 Avenue St Edouard, Plessisville

    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Déjeuner Déjeuner Bien Présenté Et Parfait Personnels Extraordinaire Super
    • Poutine Sauce Au Poivre
    • Poutine Classique

    “J'adore leurs cornets de crème glacée 🍦”

  • McDonald's 1895 Rue Bilodeau, Plessisville Fast Food · $

    3 McDonald's

    3.3 Good 81 Reviews

    1895 Rue Bilodeau, Plessisville

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    “I tried the international menu. I like the two dipping sauces. You guys have to try it. But I wasn't crazy about the Japon Mc chicken. The glazed sauce is good dont get me wrong but my goodness it was so much ... it was dripping on my fingers. I also tried the pizza bites. It was ok. I honestly thought I was eating 😅 Totino's pepperoni pizza rolls. The Biscoff Mcflurry is so bomb 💣 ,( good )”

  • Subway 1201 Avenue St Edouard, Plessisville Sandwich Shop · $

    4 Subway

    3.3 Good 55 Reviews

    1201 Avenue St Edouard, Plessisville

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    “I was limping back to the states after a transmission failure and had to skip some sights. Down on my luck I stopped for a sub and had the best experience as the girl there spoke to me in English, Japanese and in French and then sung me her favorite song! Absolutely turned my day around! Give her a raise!”

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