McDonald’s

If I could give it a –0 I would. The staff was fairly nice. I bought a smoothie, and a kids meal for my daughter. The chocolate milk in the kids meal was EXPIRED. MY DAUGHTER COULD HAVE DIED!!! And my smoothie was icy. It came out very fast so I wonder if their smoothies are pre made? Well in their defense, I shouldn’t have chosen McDonald’s for a fresh smoothie.

I’m not allowed to eat anything at McDonald’s, my cardiologist and gastroenterologist are into this weird preventative health thing. But for a good cup of coffee without getting out of my car, the two driveway system here comes complete with polite and quick teenage workers. I order it small, black and bittter, like my heart.

Ordered food to go. Got home and found that all the large fries had been filled less than half-​way. It is a small thing, but I really like fries. Never again. If your staff is this carefree at their place of employment, who knows what else they are doing.

Muskego 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.
A few years ago, I would have said that this was a virtual twin of the McDonald’s on Hwy 100 and National, except that they knocked that one down and replaced it with a lame playland. This one used to actually have a ball pit, but they ripped that out and replaced it with some video games that are in various states of disrepair. Two levels of tubes and a nice slide, and a fair amount of seating space. There’s also a block table, though there were no blocks the last time we were there.
A restroom in the playland is a great thing for those of us who have more than one kid. It’s nice to be able to let one kid go use the facilities without having to pack up the other kids to keep an eye on things.
Giving it 4 out of 5 «for a McDonald’s».