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Radheesh Pauldurai
Nov 2, 2025
I order few burgers and fries on the app, just request one Ranch like always (every other place give me more than one free no problem), but when I reach the counter, the guy in a rude tone told me “You gotta pay for that!”. No eye contact, no “sorry lah”. Employee should service better—explain clearly in empathy way, like “Sorry bro, extra Ranch is 25 cents, want me add for you?” instead of make customer feel small. And the large fries?, it’s medium size only. This location think they big shot because prime area, treat customer like rubbish. Better skip this one, drive little bit more to any other McD —there get smile, real portion, and free Ranch 😀
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Rigo Najera-Ruiz
Oct 19, 2025
On Friday, October 17th at a McDonald's Restaurant with store number 11568, located at 598 Prairie Center Dr, Eden Prairie, MN. I entered the store with my nephew to enjoy something to eat. We ordered a Big Mac Meal and a Deluxe Double Qtr Cheese Meal. Afterwards, I asked my nephew what he was craving. He told me he only wanted a cheeseburger with fries and an orange juice, and we paid. As soon as I checked my receipt, I realized that I could order another cheeseburger and with what I already ordered it could become another meal, since separately it would have been more expensive. I asked the cashier who had served me if he could please fix the order so I could pay a lot, the cashier started acting annoyed and very rude and said he couldn't fix my order, I told him to give me a good reason, that I had paid in cash, I didn't see any problem, but he claimed that he had only charged what I had ordered, and that he couldn't do anything about it since my order was already being made and he couldn't fix it, I told him that I was just going to add one more burger and that I would pay less, as a customer I wasn't happy with his attitude. I told him that I wouldn't take anything anymore and that he should cancel my order since his rude attitude had ruined my day.
The purpose of my complaint is not to harm absolutely anyone, but service is important, especially for us as customers, but with such a poor attitude as a cashier, I am outraged as a Latino, but I am even more outraged when the cashier with great arrogance said his name was Jesus and that he was the manager of that restaurant, I was ashamed as a Latino that another Latino would have that attitude, because when you accept a position as important as being a manager, it is because we feel capable of being an example to follow for our coworkers or employees, since the owner of the restaurant chooses us for such an important position, we must respond with respect and dignity to the position granted. I have been a manager of a restaurant for many years, and I was taught to respect my job, the owner and my customers. The idea is not to fire the manager, he just needs training and to always keep in mind the word TRUST, which is what the owner places in him, and HUMILITY and RESPECT towards his clients, and to treat his clients as he would like to be served in a restaurant.