McDonald’s

Kids enjoyed it. Big play area for kids and the same great taste you expect from a McDonald’s.

As all Unilocalers (should) know, 3 stars means A-​OK, and that’s positive! I reserve my 4 and 5 star reviews for non-​chains (and perhaps a large chain if they’re truly exceptional in some way).
This McDonald’s is your classic McDonald’s. Drive-​thru, playground, indoor seating, you know the drill. No mysteries here. I’m a sucker for a McDonald’s fountain coke — they’re just always so good and have the perfect amount of ice! I find myself in the drive-​thru more often than I’d like to admit, but oh well. Even when the line is long it moves quickly, and the employees have always been efficient and kind in my experience.
I don’t eat from McDonald’s because they don’t have many gluten-​free options, and the things I could order (salads, a burger with no bun, Fruit ‘n Yogurt Parfait sans granola, scrambled eggs, sundae) I’m not looking to buy at a McDonald’s. Anyway, I do appreciate the fact that McD’s has a pretty decent variety of food choices for different «diets.» But if I could physically eat there, I’d certainly be going for french fries and nuggets, not salads!
I suppose that’s all I have to say besides: what happened to the sweet chili dipping sauce?!

Drive through is not good. No salt, no ketchup, one napkin. Saving money? Not impressed!

As good as a McDonald’s can be!

Just seems like a plain old McDonald’s with and quick and friendly service.
BUT… look at their home web page. (URL attached)
They give group store tours, offer birthday parties to-​go, they will donate to causes (after going through a reviewing process), and they are involved in something called McTeacher’s Night that helps schools raise funds.
Not every McDonald’s participate in these programs, so it’s really amazing when I run across these few locations.