McDonald's Menu Prices at 1611 E Main St ★3.7 (6332)

It’s always a great experience coming to this McDonald’s. The best place to stop off and eat on your way to Vegas. There are other vendors inside the train station with plenty of food, clothing, and merchandise to choose from. Kids love coming here and having a meal inside a train; it’s air conditioned and there is a lot of seating available. You can also take a picture sitting next to Ronald McDonald. The menu is reasonable and the staff is friendly.

One of the coolest Mcdonalds I’ve ever been in. This is a former train that’s been converted to a Mcdonalds and a few other stores. They’ve done a great job recently renovating the location as well. We got the nuggets, fries, and a McDouble. Can’t go wrong.

On our way to Las Vegas during Thanksgiving week, we stopped at the McDonald’s inside Barstow Station for a quick lunch. It was crowded with many travelers, but there were plenty of seats. The Double Cheeseburger was smaller than expected and didn’t feel like a true double. Overall, a convenient rest area for a quick stop.

This McDonald's can be extremely busy or not depending on the holiday, but it has become our regular midway stop when traveling from Bakersfield to Las Vegas. We’ve stopped here for everything: restroom breaks, lunch, dinner, snacks, and of course milkshakes whatever the trip calls for. It’s a convenient and reliable halfway point. What makes this location interesting is the layout. It almost feels like a small indoor convention center or mini mall. There are multiple little vendor booths inside that appear to be rented out, plus the McDonald’s itself. Because of that, it can take a little extra time if you decide to browse but it’s definitely worth the stop. The drive-thru has double lanes and usually moves pretty quickly, which we appreciate when we’re trying to get back on the road. Sometimes the kids run inside to use the restroom while we stay in the drive-thru to grab the food, and it works out perfectly. Another big plus: the location feels safe at night and is very well lit, which is important when you’re traveling. Overall, this is a solid, convenient midway stop on the Bakersfield to Las Vegas route. Just give yourself a little extra time if it’s busy and you’ll be back on the road in no time!

This Mc is at a unique location on Route 66 and in a unique setting of old train wagons. Definitely not your typical Mc Donald’s building. Bit slow service but hey where else can you go in a 100 mile radius.