McDonald's

The manager and staff were so friendly and helpful! I brought a group of little girls for a birthday party and before we could even sit down, staff came to check on me and ask if I needed help with ordering or anything. They also wished the birthday girl a happy birthday. They even brought us out a birthday cake! They checked in on us multiple times and were very attentive. They even asked how our food was and everything. One of the little girls spilled their drink on the floor and before I could even get turned around, a staff member was already there cleaning it up. It was honestly hands down the BEST service I have ever received. Every single staff member I encountered was friendly, kind, and went above and beyond. Im super impressed!! I also love the play place is big and spacious wit

Just came in 5:30 - 6-10 ish is around the time i was there and all i can say is lady on the back window was amazing had me smile the whole time the cook was amazing cause this food actually taste good unlike other places and on top of that the girl in the front giving out orders was killing it keep in mind i ordered around 15 items in mcmuffins and burritos. This is one of the good ones. Fed my family and me and its actually good so thank you mcdonalds.

This particular store (Roy) is not as bad as the one on 40th and Washington in Ogden. Suppose that's a compliment in itself but any store beats that one. It was lunch time and they were out of several flavors of soft drinks including one I ordered, Dr Pepper😕. Counter person messed up my order of free fries with that when using my loyalty card thru phone app. Restaurant was clean though. I'm biased a bit as quality and service just ain't what it used to be overall. Post COVID everyplace took a dive it seems.

Not sure who the manager is but they must be doing a GREAT job! They’re hired all the best employees who always seem to be working hard and quickly. They keep the place as clean as you can keep a busy fast food restaurant. You’ll never have to wait long for your food whether in store or in the line.

I went to McDonald’s today hoping to buy a toy by itself, as I’ve done at other locations many times before. Unfortunately, the cashier, Diane, told me I had to buy a full meal to get the toy. This was extremely disappointing, especially since I’ve previously purchased toys separately without any issues. I left frustrated and confused—policies like this should be consistent across locations, and customers shouldn’t be made to feel dismissed for a simple request.