Hamburger · $
1 Howard's Drive Inn
600 South Main Avenue, Monahans
- Take-Out
Customers’ favorites
- Chicken Strip Basket of Fries
- Double Cheeseburger
- Foot Long Hot Dog
- Large Tater Tot
“all the young ladies are so sweet and friendly!”
6 Best Fast Food Restaurants in Monahans
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2 Super Pollo
1406 South Stockton Avenue, Monahans
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Full Rack of Ribs
- Whole Chicken
“I definitely would give this guy five stars cause he was kind and courteous/polite. Thats how you run a business. He brought my food to me when it was ready. I had the brisket burrito. That thing was tasty. Moist and flavorful. My only complaint would be, the same complaint I have about other vendors that do this. Is that it was like sixty percent rice. Although it was good rice and tasted great. Im more of a meat, avocado, beans, crema kinda guy. Some rice might be ok.”
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Sandwich Shop · $
3 Subway
2300 TX-464 Loop, Monahans
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Chef Salad
“I’ve never seen a Subway like literally at a gas station counter, but it is West Texas. This is by far the best place to eat in Monahans and as far as subway standards go…. It’s one of the better ones I’ve eaten at.”
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Fast Food
4 PJ Fresh Marketplace
2000 West Sealy Avenue, Monahans
- Delivery
“Always a great experience and staff is unbelievable!”
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5 Dairy Queen
1407 South Stockton Avenue, Monahans
- Take-Out
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
Customers’ favorites
- Chicken Strip Country Basket
- Steak Finger Country Basket
- Belt Buster w a Dude Patty
- Grilled Chicken Sandwich
“Came through the drive through, 4 cars deep waiting 20 mins for food with an empty dining room. I love dairy queen but this is beginning to be a habbit. Every time we come here we wait and wait. I ordered the Chicken country basket.”
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