Take-out: Yes Accepts Credit Cards: Yes Bike Parking: Yes Good for Kids: Yes Good for Groups: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Under $10
3 reviews
Sam Holben
This Mcdonald's location is pretty good.
Through out the day you can find the lines pretty long but they always have multiple lines open and although they look intimidatingly long- move rather quickly. The servers aren't exactly thrilled to be there but they are respectful, well at least most of them are.
I believe the manager is the tall, dark guy in the white shirt . I go there a couple of times a week and he always has the place in check when hes around. He never treats the employees unkindly, but seems to demand good work. When he sees that a person is waiting for something a little too long, he goes and gets it for them himself. He's very friendly and treats the customers kindly. He doesn't know people notice, but a lot of people have and they depend on him.
The food isn't as hot as I'd like it, but with hundreds of customers coming in, daily, they hold up pretty well against other McDonald's locations.
This Mickey D's is great for some late night grub if you're coming in after a night of partying… but the food is just wayyyy inconsistent. For example, once I picked up a bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit, and the biscuit was super dry. Disappointing indeed! So, the next time I go in, I order a sausage, egg, & cheese McMuffin b/c I'm thinking the biscuit will be dry again so I'll try the muffin instead. Well, they accidentally give me the bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit– and instead of returning it to the counter, I eat it anyway… and, what do you know, the biscuit was succulent and flaky!!! I thought these fast food restaurants had some type of quality control so that the food tastes the same every time. Apparently not!!! I mean, the BE&C biscuit from Mickey D's is one of my favorite brekky treats as a kid. To come across a dry-ass biscuit is just blasphemy.
Another example: on my last visit, they featured a special of two Filet-o-Fish sandwiches for $4. Well, I didn't need two sandwiches, so I ordered one for $2. I was super excited b/c I hadn't had a Filet-o-Fish in years, but ughhhh, the bread was super dry… and the fish patty was super small, overcooked, and hard as a rock. Nasty!
Note that this location of McDonald's is really ugly inside. It is in desperate need of remodeling! Trust me, only go here if you are desperate for some late-night grease.
I would never opt for McDonald's outside of a road trip or a hangover, but some days the little people make the decisions. When I go to see a G or PG matinee at Court St. and walk by McD's on the way there and on the way back home, I know I am done for, especially if the Happy Meal toys are good. So I end up at this particular McD's about once a month.
Service with an attitude is always appreciated. Nothing speaks better to customer service than a dead-pan look that just says, "What do you want?" Well, I was waiting in line and then when the person in front was done, I moved forward and you are um, standing there with a McDonald's outfit behind a cash register and I just like, um, figured I could order some food? This is usually about how it goes on a good day and they always give you the food in bags not on trays.
I am not saying that working at McDonald's is not a potentially frustrating job, but I still shouldn't feel like I have personally offended someone just by trying to place an order. At least half the time, in the middle of my order, the cashier just walks away to do something else. However, in the end, a Happy Meal is a Happy Meal and the food has always been as it should be, painfully average, but correct.
Monday, 5:30 am - 12:00 am Tuesday, 5:30 am - 12:00 am Wednesday, 5:30 am - 12:00 am Thursday, 5:30 am - 12:00 am Friday, 5:30 am - 12:00 am Saturday, 5:30 am - 12:00 am Sunday, 5:30 am - 12:00 am
This Mcdonald's location is pretty good.
Through out the day you can find the lines pretty long but they always have multiple lines open and although they look intimidatingly long- move rather quickly. The servers aren't exactly thrilled to be there but they are respectful, well at least most of them are.
I believe the manager is the tall, dark guy in the white shirt . I go there a couple of times a week and he always has the place in check when hes around. He never treats the employees unkindly, but seems to demand good work. When he sees that a person is waiting for something a little too long, he goes and gets it for them himself. He's very friendly and treats the customers kindly. He doesn't know people notice, but a lot of people have and they depend on him.
The food isn't as hot as I'd like it, but with hundreds of customers coming in, daily, they hold up pretty well against other McDonald's locations.
This Mickey D's is great for some late night grub if you're coming in after a night of partying… but the food is just wayyyy inconsistent. For example, once I picked up a bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit, and the biscuit was super dry. Disappointing indeed! So, the next time I go in, I order a sausage, egg, & cheese McMuffin b/c I'm thinking the biscuit will be dry again so I'll try the muffin instead. Well, they accidentally give me the bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit– and instead of returning it to the counter, I eat it anyway… and, what do you know, the biscuit was succulent and flaky!!! I thought these fast food restaurants had some type of quality control so that the food tastes the same every time. Apparently not!!! I mean, the BE&C biscuit from Mickey D's is one of my favorite brekky treats as a kid. To come across a dry-ass biscuit is just blasphemy.
Another example: on my last visit, they featured a special of two Filet-o-Fish sandwiches for $4. Well, I didn't need two sandwiches, so I ordered one for $2. I was super excited b/c I hadn't had a Filet-o-Fish in years, but ughhhh, the bread was super dry… and the fish patty was super small, overcooked, and hard as a rock. Nasty!
Note that this location of McDonald's is really ugly inside. It is in desperate need of remodeling! Trust me, only go here if you are desperate for some late-night grease.
I would never opt for McDonald's outside of a road trip or a hangover, but some days the little people make the decisions. When I go to see a G or PG matinee at Court St. and walk by McD's on the way there and on the way back home, I know I am done for, especially if the Happy Meal toys are good. So I end up at this particular McD's about once a month.
Service with an attitude is always appreciated. Nothing speaks better to customer service than a dead-pan look that just says, "What do you want?" Well, I was waiting in line and then when the person in front was done, I moved forward and you are um, standing there with a McDonald's outfit behind a cash register and I just like, um, figured I could order some food? This is usually about how it goes on a good day and they always give you the food in bags not on trays.
I am not saying that working at McDonald's is not a potentially frustrating job, but I still shouldn't feel like I have personally offended someone just by trying to place an order. At least half the time, in the middle of my order, the cashier just walks away to do something else. However, in the end, a Happy Meal is a Happy Meal and the food has always been as it should be, painfully average, but correct.