McDonald’s

Late Night. This review is for after midnight. The best person who ever has a miserable job is the night lady who works to get ready for morning rush. Fast, friendly, informative. the perfect hostess works here most late nights. Somebody who needs a good manager should hire this lady. She is 5 levels above McD’s.

Bolivar PL…
In recent times, McDonald’s has been undergoing something of a renaissance into trying to become some odd upscale Starbucks-​a-​like, and in doing so, as a parent, I’ve been disappointed to see a number of nice playlands disappear. McDonald’s seems to have forgotten that they have the playland market cornered… so anyways, I’ve decided to review some and share some hints for other parents.
This location is on the corner of Bolivar/​Cold Spring and 27^th, hard to miss. The parking lot is a bit cramped and busy, but is generally accessible.
We used to avoid this location because of poor maintenance. The tubes used to be dirty, and one time, we found a child’s sippy drink cup still filled with milk (or something) that had obviously been sitting in the bottom of the ball pit for (at least) days. I’ll let you imagine. We didn’t visit again for years.
But the ball pit is gone, and that was years ago. The restaurant has been remodeled and is overall very nice, now. The tubes are reasonably clean inside, pads are installed and maintained, and someone periodically cleans the tables in the playland area. The playland itself is a fairly accessible arrangement with a single upper level, which a parent can get to without too much effort. Definitely great for smaller kids.
They don’t have a baby changing station in the men’s room, which is a bit annoying. More than a bit, actually, I’d probably have given them ⁵⁄₅. Still, it is a nice location, and be sure to point out to your kid the fry guy sitting up on the McDonald’s sign outside.