McDonald's Menu Prices at 5223 Jefferson Road ★3.1 (168)

First things I noticed was there was no one working the counter and with the design no one could see you if you needed assistance. At first I could not find the ordering station because they were in the back and ot near the counter. There was no interaction with personal and would be difficult to get them if you needed them. Food wise the fries were good, but the sandwich McChicken was like chewing rubber.

I just left there tonight receiving the worst service I’ve ever gotten from there. I ordered meals for my husband and I was told to pull forward to parking space which was not an issue. My food was brought out asked if anything was missing and I let the man know that my double quarter pounder and fries was missing he asked to see my receipt which I didn’t have cause when asked if I wanted my receipt I said no (my mistake) he said okay I’ll look into it and walked away. Waited 10 minutes he never came back so I went inside told another man what was going on. He went and talked to his manager who I heard screaming “no she was not rung up for that!” He came back asked again what I ordered I told him everything I ordered and what was missing I told him that I could tell him my total so they could pull up my receipt and see if it was wrong up and if not I would pay for it that I just want what I ordered and he disappeared to the back which again she started screaming “it’s fine it’s fine I don’t have time to argue with the lady give her whatever she wants.” I was not rude at all I was calm and nice idk why she was behaving this way. I would like to talk to whoever is in charge about her behavior

I love this McDonald's. I have never had a bad experience and everything is hot and fresh. I live near the one on 29 near athens tech and it is so outstandingly bad that I will go out of my way to make sure I stop here on my way home from work

Welcome to the wild and wacky world of McDonald's at Oak Grove (Jefferson Rd at Lavender Rd), where the scent of adventure mixes with a hint of... "herbal essence," shall we say? As you step into this fast-food wonderland, prepare for a sensory overload. The yelling in the kitchen and the occasional booming "Shut up!" from parenting prodigies to their tiny tots create a symphony of chaos that's truly unforgettable. But wait, there's more! For your entertainment pleasure, we present the Oak Grove homeless troupe—a lively bunch whose performances range from interpretive dance to avant-garde twitching. It's dinner and a frightening show, all rolled into one mildly chaotic package. As for the food, you'll find all your McDonald's favorites, served with a side of... well, more chaos. Napkins? Condiments? Drink refills? You're better off trying to win the lottery. But hey, who needs amenities when you have the thrill of uncertainty? Now, onto the culinary delights—or shall we say, challenges? It took right at 15 minutes and the maitre d' delivered the meal to the table himself. The chicken sandwich, a supposed delicacy, resembled something that had been run over by a particularly determined car. And as for the kids' chicken nuggets? Hard enough to use as weapons in a biblical showdown—David could've easily used them to slay Goliath. But fear not, fellow adventurers, for amidst the madness, we encountered a lone warrior—a normal lady, accompanied by her son. She shared with us the grim truth: this was her third expedition into the madness of this McDonald's at Oak Grove, and alas, it was like stepping into a bizarre alternate reality every time. Her resolve was firm: she would not be returning. But fear not, for every cloud has a silver lining, or in this case, a golden arch. The highlight of our odyssey? Escaping unscathed, a triumphant victory over the odds stacked against us. As we fled the scene, we couldn't help but feel a sense of relief, knowing that we had survived the wild ride that is McDonald's at Oak Grove. So, to our fellow survivors and future intrepid explorers, heed our tale of caution and courage. And remember, sometimes the best part of an adventure is simply making it out alive.

I stopped by here this morning and ordered two hash browns and 4 burritos. The young girl taking the cash was pleasant. I pulled to the next window to get food and the young lady working the window here was kind as well. She hands me my bag and I ask if the mild sauce for the burritos was in the bag. She told me it should be so I looked and there was none, so I asked for some. The young lady comes back with two sauces and I said can I please have a few more because I have 4 burritos. When she comes back to the window to hand me a few more I can hear another lady rudely yell from around the corner where the whole restaurant can hear “That’s all she’s getting. Anymore and she can pay for them”. I kindly thanked the lady at the window and left. If that’s one of the management staff or shift leads, she needs some additional training on customer service. Her attitude was disgusting.