Fast Food Restaurants in Flatonia

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  • Sonic Drive-In 1410 Farm to Market Rd 609, Flatonia Fast Food · $

    1 Sonic Drive-In

    3.3 Good 32 Reviews

    1410 Farm to Market Rd 609, Flatonia

    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Soft Pretzel Twist
    • Corn Dog
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  • Dairy Queen 605 North La Grange Street, Flatonia Fast Food · $

    2 Dairy Queen

    3.2 Average 185 Reviews

    605 North La Grange Street, Flatonia

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Steak Finger Country Basket
    • Brownie and Oreo Cupfection
    • Grilled Chicken Taco Salad
    • Single Texas T-Brand Taco

    “I don't visit Dairy Queen except when I'm on a road trip. I ordered the 3/4 lb combo with medium fry and medium drink. Although I had forgotten to ask for cheese on my burger, it was made the way I asked. The fries were hot and fresh. The burger was delicious. I enjoy the flame-broiling. Although the service wasn't speedy I was not in a hurry, and the meal was brought out to me. An added bonus was that they had a soft drink dispenser that offered far more flavors than I expected. I had Mello Yello, a flavor I haven't had in a while but still enjoy. I was not disappointed with my visit today!”

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  • McDonald's 709 North La Grange Street, Flatonia Fast Food · $

    3 McDonald's

    3.2 Average 313 Reviews

    709 North La Grange Street, Flatonia

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese
    • Sausage Egg and Cheese Muffin
    • Quarter Pounder Hamburger
    • Big Breakfast Deluxe

    “sausage biscuit and eggs. ❤️”

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