McDonald's

Reviews

• SB

  S B

  Feb 19, 2026
  5.0
  This is literally the best McDs in Houston. Open 24 hours, they won’t mess up your order, give the extra attention to customized orders, place is spotless, cater to hungry blue collar workers, stay festive throughout the year, and deliver the order/check on you etc. I love this location and will always go back. They get my Double Cheeseburger, Homestyle Burger, and Steak Bagel order correct every time. The 1 stars aren’t accurate whatsoever. This is MY MCDONALDS.
• MS

  M Stanley

  Feb 3, 2026
  3.0
  Personally, I only go through the drive through for service. They're usually fast & nice. Also, their APP offers great deals too.
• EE

  E

  Jan 25, 2026
  3.0
  It’s an okay location. The drive thru is efficient with wait time and ordering inside is alright.
• DD

  Donna

  Jan 8, 2026
  1.0
  I made an online order and went at 4:20 am to pick it up with my son and drove to the window and spoke to Donald the manager on duty he explained they have to cancel my order because they don’t have hot chocolate which I told him it doesn’t allow me to I handed my phone to him which he canceled it on my phone I didn’t give him permission to do so horrible service I will be contacting corporate
• CM

  CESARIO MARTINEZ

  Jan 6, 2026
  1.0
  What happened today with my son is unacceptable. My son walked into McDonald’s the way millions of children do every day — with his own money, to buy his own meal. He gave that money to the employee, who willingly accepted it and loaded it onto a McDonald’s card. Only after taking his money did the employee ask if he was 18. When my son said no, he was told he could not be served and was forced to leave — without his money, without food, and without any way to recover what he had just paid. Let that sink in. A business that brands itself as “a place for families” and “for kids” took money from a child, refused him service, and kept his funds on a non-refundable card. That is not policy. That is not logic. That is not integrity. That is failure. If a child is “not allowed” to be served, then the money should never be accepted in the first place. You do not take from a child what you refuse to give back. You do not profit from confusion. And you certainly do not teach a young person that this is how the world should treat them. What kind of company builds its identity around children, then turns one away after taking his money? This is not just poor customer service. This is a lesson in trust — and today, that trust was broken.

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