McDonald’s

The North Conway McDonald’s is a great place to go wether it be grabbing a bite after skiing or taking a break from shopping.
The inside is nicely and uniquely decorated to fit a ski theme. You can actually eat inside gondola’s! Fits the nearby area with all the skiing places.
Food is usually delivered in a fast manner. I’ve only had a few mistakes with my food and they’ve quickly fixed it.

Quite possibly one of the nicest McDonald’s I have ever encountered. The interior décor was top notch featuring chairlifts and Gondolas that you could actually sit in and enjoy your meal. The food was excellent as always. Will come back here in the future!

A nice McDonalds with clean bathrooms and quick service. Typical McDonald’s fare provides a good quick stop. There is a children’s play area and some kitchy gondola style booths.

Where else can you eat a McDoubler and fries inside an old-​school ski resort gondola? Nowhere but the Conway McDonald’s! There are ski-​themed bathroom signs, three old ski gondolas converted to booths, lots of modern tables and lights, and pictures of skiing related stuff on the walls. Awesome exterior and interior! I’d come back anytime I’m in the area.

We went here for breakfast. We loved the dining area. The chairs are ski lift chairs and there is other ski décor. So cool! We sat at a table by a fireplace. Our breakfast sandwiches were hot and good. If you like McDonalds, make sure to visit this one.

This is a unique Micky D’s. I like the inside how they have the ski lift theme. Nice that it is open 24 hours… we’re guilty of the late nite nugget run :-p

Love the building, both inside and out. It doesn’t look like your typical mickey Ds. The ski lodge look on the interior w nothing like I’ve ever sen from any McDonalds I have ever been to before.
The customer service here was top notch. on one of my visits, a manager was handing me my soda cup before I had finished placing my order. Of course the fact that we repeated the order to each other three times and they still got t wrong didn’t sit well, especially since we had already left before realizing it.
for the most part, the interior was quite clean except for the self service drink area. It looked like no one had checked on it for hours.
With the huge size of the parking lot, the should probably do something with the drive thru as it seems to be backed up to the street quite often.

Just a regular ol’ McD’s. Nothing special. Easy access. Order was correct. All in all it was a solid fast food experience. I do not, however, love fast food at all, so I can’t give it more than three stars., simply because of the health hazard that it truly is. The landscaping was pretty so I gave it an extra star anyway.

If I can give it no stars, I would. The orders get screwed up constantly, the food is awful, even for fast food standards, and only 2 of the employees at this location are ever pleasant. The rest rooms are cleaner in a subway than at this venue. Avoid this McDonald’s like the plague, matter of fact, avoid the major fast food chains in the MWV period. There are better places to eat for a comparative price.

This is a lovely building. The glass exterior is quite eye catching.
I used the drive thru service last night. Unfortunately, the food was quite below par. I ordered the filet o fish and the breadcrumb coating tasted as if it had been overcooked or just left hanging around too long (probably the latter as it was around 10pm). The fries weren’t edible either.
It feels sad to report the failing on the food, which made this visit an anticlimax for me, as staff were so polite and the order was handled swiftly.

Forget the food — it’s McDonalds and this isn’t the 1950’s-1980’s and it isn’t an international location that might do things the way we used to or offer something unusual on the menu. The food here is the same as the food at any other domestic McDonalds in the country. The sign out front promoted the opening of a new lobby, which apparently just opened yesterday. That said…
Coolest McDonalds ever! The outside of the building was unique. Glass and artistic designs that made me stop and say «wow, that’s unusual». When I entered the building my amazement continued — ski lift cars and aerial tram cars were some of the seating options inside. The deco was featured skiing, ice skating or ice dancing. The signs on the bathroom door even followed the motif.
I was impressed — I have never seen a McDonalds with that layout and I thought they did well to incorporate the local culture of the skiing community. More McDonalds should take a page from this book and try to determine what makes their particular town or local community interesting and bring that into the restaurant. There are so many fast food burger joints and McDonald restaurants are closely associated with American road trips — what a better way to reflect the community than by showing it off in your local McDonalds?