4 Best Fast Food Restaurants in Eagle Butte

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

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  • Ubetcha Wateca 412 Main Street Suite A, Eagle Butte Fast Food · $

    1 Ubetcha Wateca

    4.9 Superb 62 Reviews

    412 Main Street Suite A, Eagle Butte

    “The food here is amazing and clearly made with love. The BLT is gigantic (the bacon is always perfect), the burgers are drool-worthy, salads are delicious, chislic omelette is to die for. Basically everything I’ve tried has been scrumptious. They get really busy at lunch, so plan ahead and place your order ahead of time if you don’t want to wait! My only complaint is that they aren’t open longer hours. Thank you, Ubetcha Wateca, for giving us a meal to look forward to each time we visit Eagle Butte!”

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  • Taco John's 24327 US-212, Eagle Butte Fast Food · $

    3 Taco John's

    4.0 Good 75 Reviews

    24327 US-212, Eagle Butte

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    “Always great food and staff Vegetarian options: There are options for vegan, but not much Parking: It's rather small, but ample parking for sure Kid-friendliness: Kid friendly Wheelchair accessibility: Ground level, no steps”

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  • Subway 311 Main Street, Eagle Butte Sandwich Shop · $

    4 Subway

    3.9 Good 44 Reviews

    311 Main Street, Eagle Butte

    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Broccoli and Cheddar Soup
    • Personal Cheese Pizza

    “Love this place has free wifi, easy to order, but sometimes the people they hire are really bad at making sandwiches lol one dude did the whole process and then asked if I wanted it to be cut and i said yeah so he took out of the bag but didn't remove the wrapping and just cut straight through sandwich was good though.”

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