Fast Food Restaurants in Park Falls

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  • McDonald's 1130 4th Avenue South, Park Falls Fast Food · $

    1 McDonald's

    2.8 Average 168 Reviews

    1130 4th Avenue South, Park Falls

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Deluxe Crispy Chicken Sandwich
    • Mcflurry with M&M's Candies
    • Mcflurry with Oreo Cookies
    • Quarter Pounder Hamburger

    “Want to say last Sunday passed through Park Falls, went through McDonald’s and the pleasant and vibrant Frank took our order and delivered fantastic service at the drive through window. This young man understands customer service, served with a smile. I tried to call the manager twice to praise the service but nobody answers the phone thought it might be nice to get a compliment. Frank keep up the good work.”

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  • Subway 1114 4th Avenue South, Park Falls Sandwich Shop · $

    2 Subway

    2.9 Average 65 Reviews

    1114 4th Avenue South, Park Falls

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Subway Club

    “The bathroom has needed repairs for weeks, which should be a priority. The workstation is clean and organized, which is great. To further enhance our overall effectiveness, we need to improve the cleanliness of the customer-side cash register. Additionally, the new team member is doing a fantastic job and has quickly adapted to the role!”

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