McDonald's

Reviews

• JJ

  Jacob

  5 days ago
  2.0
  Bad experience every time at this location, long wait times, very slow, can’t count 10 nuggets. makes me wonder how hard it is to work fast food and makes me consider applying there to do the people of beaumont a service of providing actual quality work.
• AS

  Alfonso Salas

  6 days ago
  1.0
  Order always takes forever to make. No greetings from employees.
• ES

  Erik Smiles

  May 2, 2026
  1.0
  Came to get 2 breakfast sandwiches and they took over 30 minutes just for 2 sandwiches, and on top of that left the eggshells inside my sandwich too. There were many people disappointed on how long they were taking on everyone’s orders. Never coming back to this McDonalds again.
• AA

  Aliayah Allen

  Apr 28, 2026
  2.0
  Food is good but everytime I go it’s always freakin hair in my food and ts annoying yall need to tell your employees to wear hair nets please cause that is nasty
• KS

  Karla Spoonamore

  Apr 26, 2026
  3.0
  Hi everyone, I've been reflecting quite a bit lately on our everyday expenses, especially how quickly seemingly small purchases can add up. It feels like the cost of everything is climbing, and even what used to be a convenient and affordable option, like grabbing a meal from a fast-food place, now makes a noticeable dent in the budget. What was once a quick fix for lunch or dinner has transformed into a surprisingly significant financial outlay. After noticing the cumulative effect of these casual eating-out habits on my own spending, I've decided to make a deliberate change. Moving forward, I'm committing to substantially increasing my home cooking and drastically reducing my reliance on takeout or restaurant meals. This isn't just about saving money; it's also an opportunity to take more control over what I eat. I'm genuinely looking forward to this shift. Beyond the obvious financial savings – which can be considerable when you compare the cost of ingredients for multiple home-cooked meals versus a single restaurant order – there are numerous health benefits. Preparing food at home allows for better control over nutritional content, portion sizes, and the quality of ingredients. Plus, it offers a fantastic chance to experiment with new recipes and enjoy the satisfaction of creating something delicious from scratch. I wanted to share this personal resolution because I genuinely believe it's a practical and empowering strategy for anyone who's looking to manage their finances more effectively or improve their overall well-being. Even small adjustments, like packing your lunch a few days a week or planning a couple of dinners at home, can yield impressive results over time. If you're also feeling the pinch and exploring ways to stretch your budget further, I wholeheartedly recommend embracing more home cooking. I'd be delighted to hear from any of you who already practice this or have some fantastic tips and favorite recipes to share! Warmly, Karla S

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