McDonald's

Reviews

• CD

  Chandler Dunnington

  5 days ago
  1.0
  The ingredient list for this stuff reads like it belongs in a lab, not a kitchen. Sure, they’ll say the patty is “100% beef,” but everything around it is packed with preservatives, stabilizers, emulsifiers, and enough sodium to make your blood pressure nervous. The buns are engineered to last longer than most groceries in your fridge, the sauces are basically sugar and additives, and the whole meal feels less like real cooking and more like a factory assembly project. It’s fast, it’s cheap, and it’s consistent but calling it quality food is a stretch.
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  Riley Hankin

  5 days ago
  1.0
  This has to be by far the absolute worst run McDonald's. I don't expect much from McDonald's but somehow this location always disappoints. Consistently messes up and forgets parts of orders. Not sure how corporate has allowed this location to be open as long as it has.
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  Craig Manuel

  Feb 15, 2026
  1.0
  Food was dry, barely any sauce. Restaurant was dirty and had an odor. Sat for about 30 minutes in the dining room and did not see a single person come to clean anything. Garbage on tables, hard to find one clean enough to sit at to eat. Definitely worst trip to one of these restaurants I've had.
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  eric racine

  Feb 15, 2026
  1.0
  Not only are McDonalds income is up....not because of increased sales but only because of outrageous prices, but now, this greedy corp wants even more!! Visible from the drive through window. Pushing staff to increase revenue even more! What a disgrace!! Maybe volume is down because of crappy food and high prices! Going on TikTok!!
• PB

  Paul Bailey

  Jan 27, 2026
  5.0
  The Great Shrinking Playplace Paradox... Walking into the McDonald’s on Main Street used to feel like arriving at a fast-food cathedral — long rows of tables, the reassuring hum of fryers, and a sea of booths ready to host birthday parties, first dates, and existential crises fueled by large fries. Today? It feels like the designers thought: “What if we make it cozy… but also disappointing?” 🪑 Seating: A Vanishing Act This place used to have seating for the masses. Now it has enough chairs for maybe one extended family reunion… on a rainy day… that no one showed up to. You walk in and think: “Is this a McDonald’s or the lost waiting room of a small airport in Siberia?” Seriously — where did all the seats go? 🎈 Playplace Still There, But… Yes — the Playplace still exists. The slide still spirals. The jungle gym still squeaks. Kids still run around like little caffeinated hamsters. But with seating so limited, parents are forced to: - Stand awkwardly by the condiment station - Hover over children like emotional support drones - Or sit outside and hope their iced coffee lasts that long It’s strangely modern and aggressively inconvenient. 📦 Where Did All the Space Go? The real mystery here isn’t the chicken nuggets. It’s the missing square footage. You walk in and see a giant counter area that seems bigger than some of the booths used to be At this point, I’m convinced one of three things is happening: - Secret corporate bunker - Where executives sit and ponder the emotional lives of McFlurries. - Storage for ancient McDonald’s promotional memorabilia - Like a shrine to discontinued Szechuan sauce. - A time-share sales office disguised as a McDonald’s annex. Honestly, it could be any of them. 🤔 How Was This Allowed to Happen? There’s a fundamental architectural sin happening here... They removed seating space without adding anything that benefits the customers. No: ✔️ New dining experiences ✔️ Larger Playplace ✔️ Cozy booths ✔️ Community mural or interpretive installation Instead we got: 🪑 Fewer chairs 🧩 Space that looks important but serves no discernible purpose It’s like someone hit “minimalism” but forgot to add the function part. 🍔 The Food Experience As usual: Fries: Hot, salty, comforting Burger: Classic Service: Efficient (thankfully) But you finish your meal and ask the real question: Why can a restaurant this small still have a Playplace and less seating than a good food truck? It’s like a spatial puzzle designed to confuse. This McDonald’s is not just a fast-food stop. It’s a modern art installation about space, seating scarcity, and bewilderment.

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