Mc Donalds

This is the motherfucking Cadillac of McDonald’s. If you’re going to go to McDonald’s this is the one you want to go to. This is where all the elite McDonald’s workers are trained, right in the heart of Montrose Texas. This is where you can come and get a double cheeseburger anytime of the day or night and you can drive through and get a freshly jerked icy cold soda any time, any day. This place is the bomb.
Of course it’s still a McDonald’s and the food still sucks but if you have to go to McDonald’s I say come to this one. And the people watching is not bad either.

Staff are arseholes! Wont help when other customers attack them. I DONT RECOMMEND COMING HERE!

Why are people hating on such a wonderful establishment? All McDonalds tries to do is fill you up with delicious and cheap food. I enjoy eating off their dollar menu in their swanky updated restaurant… hehe their fries, cheeseburger, and a mocha McFrappe does the trick for me. I will always return! The only thing that confuses me is that they have one lane for drive thru but two boxes to take order, the first one is rarely ever on.

She acted like she was either a manager or assistant manager or maybe even the franchisee, although if she was the franchise owner she might have had the very badly needed plastic surgery by now. Came in to grab two quick McDoubles to go. Was on my bike. Was told in the past they can’t take me as a cyclist at the drive thru. Don’t know why, but fine, I went inside, ordered them, received them and went to grab a few napkins, NOT A HANDFUL, but a few. This sea hag behind the counter pulls them away from me and says I only have one sandwich so I don’t need that many napkins. And she doesn’t just say it, she says it LOUD, in front of other customers, to make an example out of me, to exert dominance over the lowly customer, to show the world the coarse, common moron she is and that this is probably the only facet of her life in which she can exert any control. I bought two sandwiches, not one, by the way. She continues on to yell «You’re not getting that many napkins!»
I realize napkins are expensive. I realize we should conserve. I realize restaurants are trying to reduce operating costs– every little bit helps, I get that. What I don’t get is how this ridiculously unprofessional, rode-​hard-​and-​put-​away-​wet disaster of a woman works for the quintessentially professional organization. I worked at McD’s as a teenager and we were taught manners, respect and responsiveness. The other workers at this location– sterling. This woman puts a black mark on the venerable McDonald’s brand.
Maybe it’s the graduate degree holder in me, maybe it’s because I treat people with respect, maybe it’s because I’m articulate and always believe there’s a more effective way to communicate than yelling, but I just don’t like being yelled at in a McDonald’s. The net effect after her yelling and mistreating a customer, she gave me the same number of napkins I originally had in my hand.

Once upon a time, having your food heated wasn’t just an option, and McDonalds produced a burger that made their name. Then with great effort, McDonalds succesfully eliminated everything good about their burger and the American hordes were too Pavlovian to notice.
Today they make a powerfully lousy burger which they could never have grown into a megacorporation with. Every penny has been eked out of the preparation process (Thanks McDonalds MBA’s!), so now you can taste the staleness of their barely toasted buns, and all the moisture left your burger half an hour ago after it sat in one of those yellow drawers too long. Can you believe some idiot (
…) actually got a three million dollar bonus for the brainstorm that turned McDonalds into Burger King? (The «Made for You» system)
Avoid this cold, dry food like it’s the plague.

McDonald’s You suck! Do not even THINK of super-​sizing me!
So I was out one bitterly cold morning recently (a few weeks ago)
when I stumbled upon this hole in the wall. Sure it was nicely renovated,
and it looked like it could possibly be a drug front. like they sold kittens by day, then switched it all over at night and sold pure uncut cocain. BUT. me not being a judgemental person. I decided to give this place a chance.
So I strolled in, I ordered a Number 2 no cheese. Now I give the hispanic woman kudos for being bi-​lingual. Im hispanic and Im not, I know. a total disgrace to my race, BUT if there is one thing I do right. I get 1 language RIGHT before I pounce on and tackle another language. .So she totally messed up my order. I got a diet coke and a number 6 nugget, IF that were even possible?
Totally shot my day. I was understanding and nice about it though, then when I sat down and opened up my tightly rolled mcBag. I renounced my order to my surprise. so I go directly back to the counter and have the woman fix it. but yet she said.
No way Jose. it was after 1030 am. See, when I ordered. it was 1025, (breakfast time /​mcDonalds time CST)
BUT. after they had gotten my order wrong they had already switched
the breakfast burners off. and I was McPissed.
So I stormed out and ate a crispy cream donut instead. Then later that day my personal trainer tore into me for having to resort to the donut substitute. McDonalds. see you in Hell !!

Heck. No one needs to read a review about McDonalds. It is what it is.
But I’m Unilocaling because it is all about the experience! Yes, we love to eat breakfast at McDonalds. An Egg McMuffin still delights me after all these years. Pancakes go over well with the kiddos. Anytime. The new Cinnamon cluster roll definitely helps add calories to the diet of my too skinny youngin (eat Son, EAT).
This particular McDonalds does something that I just think is down to earth nice. They ask you in the drive thru lane how many creams/​sugars you want for your coffee and they PUT IT IN for you! No extra mess and bother for you. It sure saves some trouble. The thoughtfulness of it still makes me smile.
It is the simple things that can matter and this matters to me. A McDonald’s (77 006) breakfast day always starts out just right for us. It reminds me the contagious power of thoughtfulness and friendly actions.
:)