McDonald's

Reviews

• JM

  Jamie Melvin

  6 days ago
  1.0
  I literally walked in and they told me I can’t have breakfast over one minute do not recommend
• JR

  johanna rice

  Feb 18, 2026
  1.0
  I am a patient person and I understand if the place is busy. But there was no line the place wasn't packed. A person came by the window several times and walked away. I placed an online order like 10 mins ahead of me getting there.... yet no one came to the window. 3 people drove around us. But we were coming from a funeral and just wanted to get food and go home. When a lady drove to the window and honked they came to the window so we did the same because I had already paid. I hope service gets better. Everyone has a bad day I get it...but.. that was wrong
• BW

  bri wesson

  Feb 15, 2026
  2.0
  Every time I come in the morning (4am) they tell me their system is rebooting and I won’t be able to order for 15 mins due to “it transitioning to breakfast”. Also nobody ever at the register
• SW

  Skyanne Webber

  Feb 8, 2026
  1.0
  Order is somehow always wrong?? Rude teenage girls and the manager seems to tolerate that. Those girls get away with to much attitude.
• AH

  Alfredo Hernandez

  Feb 4, 2026
  1.0
  A company this large should not tolerate leadership of this caliber. Melissa, who introduced herself as the General Manager, handled this situation extremely poorly. Before I could even explain the issue, she came out with an attitude and immediately escalated the situation instead of listening. The original problem was simple: I ordered a kids’ milk. The manager at the speaker misunderstood me three separate times, repeatedly asking what kind of kids’ meal I wanted. Each time, I calmly clarified that I was not ordering a kids’ meal—just a kids’ milk. I was traveling and needed milk for my daughter so she could nap, which is why I chose what I believed would be a convenient and reliable option. Unfortunately, that expectation was not met. Having a bad day is not an excuse for dismissing a customer. Melissa told me, “You ordered a milk, goodbye,” and shut the door before I could explain what happened. This interaction explains the culture at this location—it reflects the leadership running it. Being located in a gas station does not justify unprofessional or rude behavior. Both Melissa and the managers involved should be reevaluated. I was later told by the window staff that the person who took my order was also a manager, which makes this even more concerning.