Location: Speedway
Top Restaurants in Speedway
Best Fast Food food near Speedway, Indiana, United States
Reviews on Fast Food food in Speedway, Indiana, United States. Speedway is a town in Wayne Township, Marion County, Indiana, United States. The population was 11,812 at the 2010 census. Speedway is home of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway; it is an enclave of Indianapolis.
Things to do in Speedway
1. The Tamale Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 417 reviews
Reviewed By wayne m
The tamales are genuine! You do need to go before too late because when they're out of tamales they're out of tamales. The menu board even shows the number remaining. See the picture attached. The Tortas are excellent. The nachos are excellent. The tacos are excellent.You are served from the counter. They bring the food to your table. The prices on the their menu on the website are inaccurate. Look at the menu prices on the pictures attached.
2. Mug-n-Bun Drive-In Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 315 reviews
Reviewed By orlandofoodlover18
In the area. Was looking for something quick to eat. Basically every was fried and greasy bar food. Nothing special. Pretty basic menu. Not worth making a special trip for.
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3. White Castle
Reviewed By DDDFJD
Flying in very early in the morning found us hungry & needing just a little bite to tide us over. The Speedway White Castle served just what we needed. The fish is crisp & tasted great, although I should have asked for tarter sauce & pickles - will do that next time. Husband loved the sliders he got & they were hot & filled the bill. It was great to find this restaurant open at 2 AM on a weekday.
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4. Firehouse Subs
Reviewed By Andthatsthefactsjack
I was attending training session and it was lunch time. The instructor was mentioning various places in the vicinity and Firehouse Subs was one. I am normally a Subway person but had heard of Firehouse so decided to give them a try. A few of the other people from the class including a good friend also went there. It was located in a strip mall, so parking was kind of sparse. We were in three different vehicles but all managed to find spaces. There was a decent number of patrons but the line went quickly. Unlike Subway, you don't go down the line picking what you want on the sub. You look at the menu and choose your sandwich size and add extras, like chips, pop, etc. You pay for your meal, they take your name and you sit at a table till they bring you your sandwich.I pretty much forgot what I ordered but it was not bad at all. The sandwich left me feeling like I was missing something though. I guess I'm just accustomed to those Subway sandwiches with so many toppings that I almost have a salad. It was also a little more pricey.The most memorable thing about the visit was the demeanor of the employees. I don't know what was going on, if anything, but everyone appeared to not really want to be there. I felt like I needed to tell a joke and give everybody a bottle of 5 HR Energy.
