McDonald’s

Dom’t do fast food very much but i come here for breakfast time to time. Fast friendly service. Best Mcdonalds iv ever visited.

Worst McDonald’s in South Florida. Very dirty, horrible service, always get your orders wrong. Inside is truly disgusting, always filthy, never seen anybody cleaning restrooms or playground. The workers are just as bad with nasty attitudes and certainly don’t look clean! Stay Away!

I heard about this restaurant from my homeowners association meeting and many of the employees that work there and some that worked there and left.
1) they made the kids work on Christmas Day.
2) they screw up drive through orders all the time
3) they barely speak English
4) the owner of this franchise (Velez) Don’t care about his customers and doesn’t call them back.
5) the place to go for a nightmare of customer service experience.
AVOID FRUSTRATION AND EAT SOMEWHERE ELSE.

The kids love it.

THIS PLACE IS ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING.
You know, I’d normally give a fast food restaurant at least two stars for consistently getting my order correct (because it’s so rare), but this place deserves that second star about as much as Lindsey Lohan deserves the papacy.
Here’s a thought for you: You’re making sandwiches for your work lunch in the morning, and you look over and there’s your dog, taking a nice, piping hot dump on your kitchen counter, about a foot away from your food. They’re not two things that you want to associate with each other!
The place always has sticky floors, everything looks dirty (chairs, booths, tables, bathroom, etc). It’s disgusting. I just don’t know any other way to explain it.
I was especially disgusted upon entering the kiddie area. This is the only McDonald’s with a playground anywhere in the area, but don’t make the mistake of letting that be your reason for coming here! The play area was COMPLETELY FILTHY! I can’t emphasize that enough. Every single table in the play area was dirty and unclean, and looked like it had been neglected for a week. When we went to the employees to complain about it and get them to come clean, they sent someone over who clearly had no desire to be cleaning anything. He cleaned literally only TWO TABLES by wiping them with a towel, and then walked back out. There are at least eight tables in the area… why he would assume his two-​table cleanup would suffice is beyond me.
Here’s another scary thought: If the kiddie play area is that bad, can you imagine what the inside of the playground is like? I’m sure that they just ignore the play area tables, but make darn sure that they get inside the playground and clean it good enough to eat off of (sarcasm). My kids jumped inside that playground before I even walked into the play area (I’ve learned my lesson for allowing that), so I didn’t even have the chance to keep them from going in. My son came out and told me that there was something that looked like poop inside. Are you kidding me?
If you dare to brave this place, then do so. But I don’t even want to go through the drive through, now that I know the hygienic mindset of this location.
Avoid. Unless you think your immune system can handle it, AVOID.

Itch. Scratch. Ugh. This McDonald’s is gross, where is the hand gel? This was the 3^rd time I’ve been to this location, but if I didn’t have to meet another family here for the playground each of those visits, I would have never come back after the first trip. Just walking into this place gives me the gosh-​this-​place-​is-​dirty feeling and even though there are hand gel dispensers mounted on the walls, I dare not touch them because I feel like it would contaminate me even more. I suspect most people come to this location because of the 2-​story indoor playground — and from a kid perspective it is quite impressive. I’ve never seen a structure quite this large and if I was younger I would be seriously tempted to climb and explore this plastic jungle of interconnected tubes. If you are a parent, you know that «kids = dirt», but be prepared for some seriously pitch black feet/​socks after 2 minutes of playground activity. Kids will have fun, but they will need the appropriate head-​to-​toe army-​grade sterilization process to get the cooties off them from this place. If you are strong willed to ignore germs and want a place to tire our your kids, this is the place. For me, I’ll keep driving.