McDonald’s

Came in on my way back from Mexico, we went threw the drive thru, and as we gave my son his happy meal we see instead of chicken nuggets and apple slices, they had given us a hamburger and go gurt. I went in to have them fix my order they changed my order, as I go back to the car my fiancé shows me his fries and they were stale and cold, when I go back inside the cashier who origanally attended me exclaims in spanish and in an attitude, thinking I didn’t understand her Oh My God! Can you take care of her. I wouldn’t recommend this place has bad customer service, there was no remorse for they’re mistake.

Pretty good restaurant over all. The store is clean the people are very nice. Even the outside was very clean on the day that I went. A lot of border traffic seems to create a lot of wait time if you walk in, but I’ve gone several times and have always gotten a perfect order. I’ve also noticed that there are never out of inventory.

If your selling the dollar soda or coffee at least fill it up, it is not the first time!!!

I don’t usually eat fast food however, I do make an exception, when I want to try regional menu items that aren’t available — in this case, it was the Chorizo Burrito. 2 for $ 3
The McDonald’s is on the border thus it’s paid parking, if you’re leaving your car in the lot, for an extended period of time. I don’t know what that time is but a friend left her car there for over six hours and paid $ 7.
After I ordered, someone told me that this location also offers Horchata, but I didn’t feel like waiting in line again. Business was steady.
As for the burritos — it’s a day later and I didn’t get sick. :-P
It’s a typical soft, flour tortilla with a handful of ingredients. When I say handful, I mean it’s a handful, period. See pics. I wanted to try and the Chorizo used must be watered down because it lacked that spiciness I’m used to. But it wasn’t bad though.
I don’t know if I’ll order it again but I can say that I’ve been there and done that.

This place is decent… I normally avoid reviewing franchises unless they have something unique, locally… which is what I found with this McDonald’s.
Near the border, happen to drop by this Mickey D once a month from time to time… before border crossing. I keep taking the coffee and their chorizo burrito for granted, but this is the only place I can find the chorizo burrito…
I couldn’t find it any other McDonald’s in OC…
they have their typical menu, but what I like is their special Chorizo burrito, 2 for $ 3.
And…their coffee is still $ 1, regardless of the size!
…some McDonald’s in OC raised their coffee prices to $ 1.39, and that is a SMALL. Medium and Large costs more.
For what you pay, it’s fair and decent… nice!

I’m not a big fast food fan, but this place was just what I needed.
I had an appointment at the Sentri office right down the street and then had 90 minutes to kill before I met some people on the Mexico side of the pedestrian crossing.
The afternoon drink special was a good deal. I bought a mocha frappé and then got a raspberry/​pomegranate smoothie free.
The wifi signal was stronger than in loads of places. No password necessary.
So on a hot Wednesday afternoon in Otay Mesa, McDonald’s became my office.

I rarely eat fast food. But it was just one of those days… I came to Mc Ds and this was one of the cleanest updated ones I have ever been to.

When Marisela is in charge of the lobby it us always kept nice n clean!!! What an excelent employe