McDonald's

Shawna Spooner

We are from out of town but this has to be the best McDonald's that we have ever been at. They didn't screw up our order and every other McDonald's does. It tasted better than any other McDonald's too. I don't know how they did it, but good job.

Lana Kellogg

The workers were nice. Its just every single time I go to McDonald's, they always ALWAYS get my order wrong. I don't even order anything special, just stuff from the menu. Today I order a 2c meal which is a quarter pounder deluxe. Simple, its what it says right on the menu. They guy didn't read my order back and the screen only showed it for a brief moment after I started driving around. It said felay-o-fish meal. I was so disappointed. How does 2C sound like felay-o-fish. I just ate it because I didn't want to deal with it. BUT HONESTLY, why, everytime. Which is way I only go once in a blue moon. Just stop eating fast food. Its not worth the price or your time. You literally can buy the ingredients and can make a better meal at home for the same price.

Stephen Myers

Story time. A few weeks I ordered via the app and parked in Spot 2. A few minutes later a worker came out with 2 orders. One for the Spot 1 and one Spot 2. She went to Spot 1 first and tried to give the man my drink. He refused it and said that the drink wasn’t his and reminded her that he was Spot 1. She gave him his bag and then came over to me and gave me my bag and asked if I had ordered the drink. I took the drink and the bag and drove away. I left Olympic Village, stopped at the first stop light towards Uptown, reached into my bag and felt a plastic container for a Hot Pancake Breakfast. I suddenly realized that she had SWITCHED bags. Should I go back? Was the other customer who was given my bag still there? I had somewhere to be so I didn’t have the time to have my order corrected at Mickey D’s. Also, my two boys were in the back waiting patiently for their Sausage McMuffins. Settling for a pancake wasn’t an option. I looked in the rear view mirror and thought maybe it was the other customer. The car looked similar but the man was wearing sunglasses. I then attempted to give it a shot and try and “follow” the car that was behind me. I continued straight through the stoplight and then turned where he was going to turn by looking at his blinker. He pulled into the Starbucks parking lot and I looped around and found him. I parked and walked up to his car unsure if I was going to make a fool of myself or become the hero. Right as I reached out my hand to knock on his window I saw the McDonald’s bag in his seat. Phew! This was the right car and he hadn’t decided to chow down on our breakfast. I explained what I believed had happened and he checked both bags and found it to be true. He thanked me and I left. The boys got their McMuffins and the stranger got his pancake. Sorry McDonald’s. You weren’t the hero that morning.

Karr Dobbins

Great fast food chicken nuggies were bussin