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Cassandra Keck
Oct 29, 2025
This McDonald's had signs up inside, warning that some Monopoly menu items might not come with the Monopoly piece peel, but hashbrowns weren't listed on the sign, so I got two for breakfast.
These, thankfully, came with Monopoly piece. Unfortunately, I got two property pieces that I already had, Baltic Avenue and Indiana Avenue.
This McDonald's had working outlets, so customers can charge their phones, or use their laptops, like at all decent Starbucks. I used one to charge my phone, while passing time, between job app shifts.
Most McDonald's locations in Austin, where I normally am, have become cold-hearded, and impractical, when it comes to the outlet issue, as many outlets have been sealed up. Perhaps, their aim has been to ward off the homeless population, and to discourage them from hanging around to charge their phones. This is silly, because homeless people, often, still have some money to spend, and they would be more inclined to spend more, if they could stay longer to charge their phones.
I use the bus to travel around, and my phone's battery regularly runs low, so I appreciate being able to charge my phone, when I am at a restaurant, and I notice, when they have sealed off their outlets, due to this.
This location, also, had cute art on their bathroom doors, and no number locks on them.
Number locks were added to the bathroom doors of many businesses, during the plandemic; the better business owners did not follow this trend, however.
At several Austin locations, the gangstalkers have gotten McDonald's staff to intentionally give me the wrong dipping sauce (Honey Mustard, instead of Honey), or regular Coke, instead of diet.
The staff, here, got my order right. I was never given anything that I didn't order.
There was no gangstalking harassment of any kind, from other customers, or staff.
If you have kids, or are babysitting, you may particularly appreciate that there is an indoor playground, at this location.
I can't think of anything bad to say about this location.