McDonald's

Ive never actually gone in to the store, I usually swing through on my way to Clinton. Each and every time I have been there the employees are always so friendly and the food is always hot and fresh. I ordered a sausage egg McMuffin one time and as I was heading across the river (alone) while eating it, I said out loud , to myself wow, this is the best made bfast sandwich I’ve ever had from McDonald’s. The staff deserves to be recognized for sure. Great job!!

My family of 7 road trips and we were on the way to Colorado from Illinois. We stopped here as our first stop at 7:40 in the morning after driving for 3 hours. Our order was correct and ready by the time we paid. We had multiple variations on the same thing ie: oatmeal regular, oatmeal no sugar, egg mcmuffin with or without cheese or ham. It was the best experience in grabbing a quick McDonald’s breakfast. The whole car of 7 was shocked it was so quick, hot, and correct. We’ve never in our years of doing this while roadtripping, had such a smooth experience. Kudos to their team killing it this early in the morning.

All I had ordered was a small fry that was it. Stood at the front counter without being acknowledged for at least 5 minutes just to place my order and wait another 15 to 20 minutes for one small fry. With it being lunch time and me on my lunch break I got wrote up from work because I returned late. There was about seven employees standing around talking with their hands behind their back as I sit with my family waiting on one small fry for my daughter. I then hear all of them talking amongst their selves asking what we are standing there for. Overall it ended up taking about seven employees to figure out how to serve me my small fry I had paid for. I will not be eating these fries as there was two long strands of hair right on the top. Do better McDonald's it's a shame

It's your basic McDonald's. The staff is very nice and don't seem to hate life I guess. You will almost always have a wait but they are happy to bring it out to your car.

This McDonald's is prominently visible from Interstate 80, but is somewhat of an inconvenience to actually visit. It requires turning on Eagle Ridge Road off of Highway 67 and then driving a ways up the hill. Having just eaten at the nearby Bierstube and desiring some ice cream (or the close analog that McDonald's serves) I was willing to undertake the mini Odyssey across the highway and up the incline to visit. I haven't been here recently, but this McDonald's appears to have been remodeled somewhat recently. Sharp grey ceramic tile covers the floor, with black drop ceiling and various types of lighting fixtures dotting the top and walls of the space. There were two of those modern self-order kiosks directly across from the counter. I ordered my ice cream cone from there and within secon