McDonald's Menu Prices at 48350 Seminole Dr ★3.7 (1843)

First time visiting, I took my family on a Sunday night around 6 PM. This is a must spot for parents with young kids because they have learning devices on the long tables in the back. I wish more McDonalds had learning devices for kids. If you’re looking for Food in your tummy & time to just breathe by yourself this is the place for it. I highly recommend.

This has got to be one of the worst McDonald’s I’ve been to. Everytime I go through the drive thru they always mess up my order. I just went an hour ago and they messed up every burger on my order and I asked for light mayo on my mchicken and they put a dot on it which feels like they did it on purpose out of spite. They also park me every single time even if I only order one item. I highly recommend driving a little farther for better service, don’t waste your time here.

Best McDonald's I've been to by far! There is one that's 5 minutes away but if I'm going to have McDonald's I would rather drive the extra 10 minutes to get a fresh properly constructed meal from this McDonald's. Amazing employees and a very well-run location.

This is the first 5* that I gave to a McD. Here’s the reason: we stopped by on our way home from Arizona to charge up the Tesla (right next door to the McD) and walked in to get some bites while waiting for the Tesla to charge. We didn’t realize that we walked into the restaurant about 5 minutes before closing time. The staff gladly prepared our order and waited patiently until we were done eating, which was well past 8:30 p.m. Not only that, the chicken nuggets and the spicy chicken sandwich tasted better than I can remember, probably because they were freshly made and didn’t sit in the warmer at all. And the decaf I drank was definitely better than what i had from Starbucks. This place closes when all the shops are closed at the Premium Outlets Mall next to the restaurant.

I know every McDonald’s has that “industrial plastic furniture we can hose down between guests” aesthetic, but this place took it to a whole new correctional-facility level. The vibe wasn’t fast food so much as minimum security intake. I half-expected someone to start fermenting toilet wine in the restroom or hand me an orange jumpsuit with my order number. From the outside, the building looks like a bunker—less “Golden Arches,” more “defensible perimeter.” Inside, human interaction has been fully deprecated. You order from glowing computer terminals so you don’t have to speak to anyone, and your food appears in a strange little liminal pocket at the back of the building, a non-Euclidean zone you can���t even see from the front. It’s like your fries are being extradited. Remember when McDonald’s was fun? Playlands. Fiberglass trees. Happy Meals. Hot apple pies that could melt skin. This is not that McDonald’s. This McDonald’s feels like it was designed by someone whose favorite movie is THX 1138. The food wasn’t bad, exactly—just unevenly heated, as if different components experienced different timelines. And then there’s the 2025 pricing reality, where a combo meal costs roughly what a sit-down restaurant charges for something served on an actual plate. Yes, there’s still a value menu, but it’s aggressively punitive: small fries, small drink, no upgrades. Dream smaller, citizen. Overall impression: efficient, sterile, faintly carceral. The Yellow Arches are the new Orange