McDonald's Menu Prices at 546 E 3rd St ★3 (1157)

We ordered a big mac and a double quarter pounder the Big Mac had one patty three buns and between the top and middle buns there was nothing not even sauce I took one bite and it was so salty I couldn't even finish eating it and to top it off it looked like they threw everything in the box and called it good the double quarter pounder was absolutely drenched in grease and both buns were top buns lol and again it was just thrown in the box lol it literally looked like they put the order together with their eyes closed and to top it off my Sprite was watery like they had made it before anybody even ordered it and just left it there and the ice had melted and with the amount of time it took them to make it it should've at least looked appetizing. The people were nice though so that's a plus I guess

I ordered McDonald’s expecting fast food, not an existential crisis wrapped in paper. The burger looked like it had been assembled during an earthquake by someone who actively resented me. The bun was soggy yet somehow stale, defying the laws of bread physics. The patty tasted like it had once been near a cow in a past life and was still emotionally recovering. The fries were cold, limp, and salted with the tears of shattered dreams. I don’t know how fries can be both undercooked and overcooked at the same time, but McDonald’s has mastered this dark art. The soda was 90% ice, 10% regret. Eating this meal felt less like dining and more like fulfilling a punishment from a minor Greek god. I didn’t feel full afterward—just empty, spiritually and physically. I left questioning my life choices and whether “I’m lovin’ it” is meant to be ironic. Would I recommend McDonald’s? Only if you’re conducting a science experiment on how low expectations can go before they tunnel into the earth’s core.

Well I guess I’ll be hungry tonight after a 14 hour shift driving trucks with no breaks… I guess I’ll live off of chips 😢

Had a coupon for a free sandwich, went in and placed my order at the kiosk- stood at the counter 10 minutes, no one spoke to me or acknowledged me. I sat in a chair up front for another 10!minutes as I watched an employee take 2 orders out to the curb, a woman(manager?) made eye contact with me and kept going- Still no one said a word to me. I finally went to the register and got the woman's attention, acting as if it was inconveniencing her, she came up, I told her I'd been waiting 20 minutes, I wanted to check on my order- she replied with the worst attitude "you haven't even paid for it" which I let her know I had tried, and got no reaction, she kept the change from my payment- only .04¢--- but STILL. She walked away without a word, so I let her know I appreciated her "politeness". If she's the manager- WHAT AN UNPROFESSIONAL WAY TO REFLECT ON YOUR EMPLOYEES!! SHAME ON YOU. I hope she has a better day- guess I should've known better coming to the local McDonald's 😑

The last two times I've went here, was honestly mindblowing and not in the good way. The first time, the three employees that we working basically shoved our food into our hands. They were very rude and unfriendly. The second time, the woman working the drive thru, got our order wrong even after I repeated myself multiple times before we got the food what our order was. They forgot one of our mc'chickens, we ordered two. And my friend who was with me heard me at the drive thru say "two mc'chickens." Multiple times. They then made us pay for another one.We also ordered two apple pies, they gave us one apple and one strawberry. When I went in the cashier proceeded to say "we were out of apple pies, more would have to be made. You'll have to wait so we just gave you a strawberry one." We didn't want the strawberry and she was very rude about it the whole time. Overall the people working night shift, need to have better customer service, and people skills. If you can't be nice to your customers or get their orders right you shouldn't be working. Tighten up ya'll.