McDonald's

The morning shift manager here is always very kind. I know that is their job but they are extra so. Seems to be a theme with all of the employees that work here. I've never had bad service or foul food. Thank you morning shift , keep up the good work!!! This is from the no egg doordasher 🥰🖤

Horrible experience. I ordered on the app at 2:30pm for my kids to pick up, they weren't able to so I went through at 4 as soon as I left work. They weren't able "to find my order" in the drive through. Asked me to proceed to the window.. called a "manager". She looked through my email confirmation, looked through my app, looked through their system and said "oh you can't pick up until 6:30pm". I said we'll that won't work, can I cancel or whats my options. She replies come back at 6:30. Or cancel through the app "but I don't have time to walk you through and help you". I pulled around and went inside, asked the cashier for a manager. When she called for one the same "manager" from the drive thru said don't bother I got it. So, I'm 90% sure she was a cashier. I explained again my predicam

They got it right. Sweet Tea 1/2 & 1/2,no ice add lemon. But sincerity was too full it cane off the lid and I had to change my top before going t my doctor appointment.

Food is usually not made correctly. Last few weeks I've gone for breakfast and asked light or not breakfast sauce on the sandwiches. Never seems to fail. It's engulfed in breakfast sauce! So much that it's all over the packaging also not just the sandwich. I go back to have it fixed and the workers either give an attitude or roll their eyes at you. Wouldn't suggest this location.

The blond hair girl with glasses that handed us our order was very rude with no manners at all! She gave our food without even saying a single word and when my husband asked for sauce she grabbed one and held it up and said is this what u want and he said yes and she threw it in the bag handed it to us without a word and shut the window .. maybe train the employees to have just basic manners or how to acknowledge a customer