Best Fast Food Restaurants in Garland

"We get it: Not everyone’s into the same things most mealtimes. At Tacodeli, a Texas-born favorite, you can build your own tacos with beef, pork, chicken, seafood, or veggies, and family meal packs include all the delicious extras. Ask for a Mexican Coca-Cola after you figure out which of Tacodeli’s homemade salsas your spice-senses can handle."

"This Austin-based taco joint opened its first location in 1999. The founder, Roberto Espinosa, grew up in Mexico City and fell in love with the flavors of the taqueria. Years later, his childhood memories mixed with Austin’s friendly vibe to inspire Tacodeli’s menu."

"Gather Kitchen was founded by Soraya Spencer, who wanted to reinvent fast food and create quick meals with better ingredients and flavor. The Downtown location offers coffee, breakfast, lunch and dinner. The waffle breakfast plate is a popular item here with bacon, an over easy egg, avocado and a side of salsa or raw maple syrup."

"Gather Kitchen makes a lot of vegetarians wish that they lived in Dallas. This restaurant lets your build your own fresh bowl from their fresh ingredients!. Their standard vegan set is made out of avocado, caramelized onions, mushrooms, quinoa, and roasted tomatoes with some toasted almonds and cilantro garnish."

"A family-friendly chain that got its start as a food truck in Austin, Hat Creek Burger Company in Walnut Hill has a spacious play area for kids that features a half-airstream, buried tires, climbing equipment, and a slide. Kids and adults alike will enjoy the milkshakes and burgers, which are made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Keep in mind that Tuesday nights are Family Night, when Big Hat and Little Hat burgers are half price."

"It doesn’t get much more kid-friendly than Hat Creek Burger Company. Sometimes, it isn’t a fancy meal you’re after, but a quick bite and a quick wiggle release. Dallas’ Hat Creek, like all of its locations, includes a pretty epic playground."

"UptownWhat you’re getting: #1 phat ke mao, $7.99What’s not to love about Thai food?. Full flavor, fresh herbs, spicy peppers, amazing textures with soft and chewy noodles, crispy vegetables, and sweet, spicy & garlic sauces. CrushCraft Thai serves its ke mao or drunken noodles with ground beef in lieu of chicken breast or steak, gotta keep the cost down, right?"

"If looking for a great Vietnamese diner in the heart of Dallas, look no further than the trendy Crushcraft Thai Street Eats restaurant. The well-seasoned dishes allows patrons to experience staples of Bangkok and offers exciting and unique flavors that are rarely found outside of Thailand. Their entrees are daring, but very approachable."

"Located in Uptown, this family-owned restaurant opened in 2014 as a fast-casual spot for quality Thai food. Crushcraft is known for their OG Phat Thai, Phat Ke Mao, Khao Soi (coconut milk-based curry), and more. Thai iced tea, local craft beer, and Thai beer are also available to pair with your meal."

"If you find yourself exploring the Dallas Farmer’s Market one afternoon, make sure you stop by to visit Bam’s Vegan. The chef behind Bam’s has been featured in D Magazine for his superb marketing skills – peep the restaurant’s Instagram or YouTube page. Drool-inducing photos aside, this is without a doubt one of the best vegan restaurants in Dallas, and it feels almost too gourmet to be located inside of a farmer’s market."

"This local vegan soul food is only available on weekends from 10am-5pm at the Dallas Farmers’ Market. The line to purchase a meal from Bams Vegan can wrap around various times, so get there early if you want to try out unique options like the blackened shrimp, grits, or an oyster poboy!. Keep an eye out on Instagram @bamsvegan for this weekend’s menu!"

"Bam’s Vegan is not currently open for business in its usual Dallas Farmers Market space, but Bam does post updates about pop-ups and offers a cookbook of vegan meals available on his website, as well as meals to order. When open, Bam’s is a the place to stop for some good ol’ Cajun vegan food. View this post on Instagram"

"Just as we are committed to serving the best quality food every single day, we are committed to serving you during this time. Whether it’s via dine-in, the drive-thru or delivery where available, we remain focused on having your back."

"Your local Dallas Subway® Restaurant, located at 3426 Oak Lawn Avenue brings delicious ingredients and mouth-watering flavors in billions of sandwich, salad and wrap combinations to you. An alternative to traditional fast food, we offer freshly cut veggies, toppings, protein and freshly-baked bre..."

"Musume, which means Daughter in Japanese, serves world-class sushi and contemporary Asian cuisine in a vibrant atmosphere. Located in the heart of downtown Dallas in the Hall Arts District, Musume guests have both the largest sake list in North America and most extensive Japanese whisky list in...See More"

"Musume, which means Daughter in Japanese, serves world-class sushi and contemporary Asian cuisine in a vibrant atmosphere. Located in the heart of downtown Dallas in the Hall Arts District, Musume guests have both the largest sake list in North America and most extensive Japanese whisky list in..."

"The Arts District spot is offering a small collection of specialty rolls and hot dishes from the kitchen that include steamed buns, seared scallops, black cod misozuke and five-spice duck leg confit. Price points are steep."

"Multiple locationsChoosing a sole destination for Tex-Mex could be seen as an unforgivable sin, but the fact remains: El Fenix has been doling out enchiladas since 1918, longer than some countries have been in existence. So if you’re looking for an iconic platter of chile con carne-laden cheese enchiladas alongside a bounty of rice, beans, chips, and salsa (all included in the price, mind you), these are an oldie, sure, but decidedly a goody.How to book: Stop by for first come, first served seating or order delivery via DoorDash."

"Once frequented by musical legends like Glenn Miller and Kay Kaiser—and even featured on the Food Network—El Fenix has been serving exquisite Mexican cuisine since 1918. This rich history infuses into Tex-Mex dishes like the gourmet grande taco platters, decadent enchiladas, and the signature 1918 margarita. Doors open at 11am seven days a week, so be sure to make the stop during your trip to Dallas."

"Originally founded in 1918, El Fenix moved to McKinney Avenue in 1925. Cheap, strong margaritas at happy hour and a very cool old building make visiting the original Downtown location a Dallas bucket list essential."

"A post shared by Steam Theory Brewing Company (@steamtheorybrewing). Spacious brewpub with a steam punk vibe offering house beers & elevated American comfort food. Experience their in house artisanal beers, full service bar with signature cocktails, wine, and true scratch kitchen."

"Boasting four levels of more than 200 stores, which includes a mix of trusty department stores (Macy's, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom), all the major brands you can think of (from Abercrombie & Fitch to J. Crew) and specialty stores like Gucci and American Girl, it's suffice it to say that whatever you're looking for will most likely be found here. Add in a plethora of eating options, a rain forest-themed kid's play space and an ice-skating rink set beneath a glass vaulted ceiling modeled after the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan, and you can see why this place is a major draw for locals and tourists alike. Recommended for Best Shopping because: Year-round ice skating, convenient multi-level parking and a wide variety of stores make the Galleria Dallas one of the city's prime go-to shopping destinations."

"USA Today has recognized Galleria Dallas as “one of the top 10 places to spend it all.” Arguably the most happening shopping area in North Texas, Galleria has a large number of shops and boutiques that boast of international brands. From department stores like Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom, and Macy’s to brands like Le Creuset, American Girl, and Gucci, you will find all your needs and wants fulfilled here. There is also a cool Westin hotel, several food options, and a kids’ play area themed on a rain forest."

"This four-levelled space is home to over 200 stores, a mix of major brand stores, departmental stores, and luxurious stores. You’ll find brands like Nordstrom, Macy’s American Girl, Gucci, and more. Along with this, you’ll also get plenty of dining options, an ice-skating rink, and a kid’s play area."