McDonald’s

Spent 18 freaking minutes in the drive thru this morning and after I left, I found out they had given me the wrong order! I drove back and went inside only to find a group of angry customers waiting for their orders. Staff was confused and wandering around like a bunch of zombies. Service this bad makes me wonder how bad the food preparation and sanitation practices are. DON’T EVER GO THERE! And if you do, make sure you check your order…

Horrible management. I work at Giant and it is Christmas eve and on my way home I decided to grab dinner from there for my husband, children and myself since my job was now closed and I only had a twenty a dollar and a hundred. My bill came to 23 and change so when I handed her the 100 the girl said I have to ask if I can take this. When she asked her manager she quickly said no with such a bad attitude and did not even look at me while they were directly in front of me. So I just left. Horrible I will never go there again. Sad.

NEVER GOING AGAIN!!! Very slow and rude service. They didn’t honor a coupon correctly and refused to give me the correct deal. Then I made an additional order at the drive thru. I waited 20 minutes for fries and two drinks, one of them being a SWEET tea. I got home to realize the tea WASNT sweet AND the receipt had my correct order on it. The workers are terrible and that location deserves to be shut down! Going to Oxford Valley next time!!!

As McDonald’s go, this one on West Trenton Avenue in Morrisville, Pa., is in the format of a modern smaller footprint, with a drive through that wraps tightly around the building, forcing pedestrians to cross this lane of traffic. With all the young people who frequent these kid magnets, you would think they could find a safer design. Alas, not.
I stopped in the other morning when traffic heading over the Delaware was so bad I decided to find a rest stop to wait for the clogged artery that is the Calhoun Street Bridge to pass its blockage. Mickey’s was right there, so I went in. The place was clean and a little busy. Still, my order was taken promptly. I had to wait a while for it to be filled as the staff seemed to lack any real organization for the counter. The six people I saw all had their backs turned to the customers, and when any one of them was free and looked around to see us there, they carried out the next step in the process. Three different people worked on my order. I finally realized that what I was observing was the result of the heavy drive thru business which kept everyone’s attention, and left those of us inside as forgotten players in their fast food game. Efficient, perhaps, but not given to warm face to face.
My Sausage, Egg and Cheese Biscuit was smallish, and thrown together in such a way the top of the biscuit adhered to the cheese to one side of the sandwich, leaving the rest exposed. It was wrapped and bagged that way, and made the eating a bit awkward. I guess if this product had gone to a drive away customer, by the time it was opened, they would be too far away to do anything but grumble. Another casualty to the dominance of drive thru culture.
For me, I was just disappointed with the lack of care in the work product, and knew that I wasn’t coming back for another round of being ignored.
Oh. The coffee was good.

I’ve eaten here and gotten food via the drive-​thru many times, and the food has always been fine. It’s standard McDonald’s food, so I won’t other with a description. I happen to love their fries and like their cheeseburgers and a couple of the breakfast sandwiches.
Service has varied from so-​so to good — but usually toward the «good» end of the scale — and the speed has been from slow to super-​fast. My one problem with this McDonald’s location is not getting straws or not getting napkins when the drive-​thru is busy and the workers are rushing; so do check your bag (s) after you leave the window. (I actually preemptively carry a spare straw in my glove compartment because of how many times this has happened.)
They have free Wi-​Fi, if that’s useful to know.