7 Best Fast Food Restaurants in Gillette

“Clean building, excellent food, and the combo of the Good Times menu allowed mom and dad to satisfy their burrito cravings and the kids to enjoy a corn dog. We were just passing through, but this would be in the regular rotation if we were local.

Kid-friendliness: Kids menus in 2 different cuisines!“

“The food is good. The service was fast and very friendly. The thing man working the counter from Texas provided the type of service that most v of Gillette's establishments are lacking. You rarely see an employee who seems truly Haku to be working, but that is the impression this young man gives. Very enthusiastic.

Wheelchair accessibility: Wheel chair access by the doors.“

“Hey day shift it's 2:15 an hour and fifteen minutes after lunch rush. How about take care of you lobby. You have 8 tables 3 are dirty. 3 are taken. Guess that leaves one. Also maybe a line and lobby sweep. You have 4 employees doing nothing. Appears to be a manager issue. However, food was good!!“

“Dennik ??? Not to sure how to spell her name but she was very friendly and gave great service super funny and silly made the environment great to walk into with her huge smile on her face and full of energy !!! Thanks for making it a fun place to go out to eat !!!!“

“This was the best experience we've ever had at an Arby's. Our food was ready mere seconds after ordering! Everything was hot and fresh and yummy. The staff working were very friendly, too. Plus, the dining area was very clean. Our only disappointment was that the shake machine was broken as we all were looking forward to Jamocha shakes. However, we would stop again in a heartbeat.“

“Always good food and great staff! We've never had a long wait time either! Winnnn!“

“Leaving South Dakota, we happened upon a little town by the name of Gillette in Wyoming. Not much was here except for a busy drive-thru at a Taco outlet. Its name was Taco John’s (shout out to Olivia!).

This time, I got something different from my parents. My choice was a Super Burrito. It had black beans, cheese (probably Tex-Mex), savoury red rice, chicken, tomatoes, sour cream, and of course Mexican seasoning. My dessert was Mexican Donut Bites. These were bite-sized pieces shaped like little pillows that were covered in cinnamon sugar. Icing was layered among the handful of pieces.

My parents chose four soft tacos. On these, there were ground beef, cheese (probably Tex-Mex), lettuce, and taco seasoning. I took a bite of one. It tasted like a regular homemade taco.

The cost of the food was $33 USD.

At Taco John’s, Mexican flavours were on point. They served us some of that Mexican goodness we know and love.“