McDonald's Menu Prices at 15-2714 Pahoa Village Rd ★3.5 (213)

It's very disappointing when you go to eat and you're told the restroom in the establishment is not available to wash your hands. It's even more disappointing when you're told it doesn't work while staff go in and out using it. Not having a restroom available for patrons is absolutely unacceptable. **see McDonald's reply below....I'm sure it's autogenerated because there's no need for additional information when I've written it all in spending my time doing this and they want me to do more work for their negligence closing restrooms to paying patrons. This has been an issue for MONTHS and supposedly McDonald's cares 😂. Please. Spare me the niceties. I did your little report anyway. It would be nice if I never see the restroom closed to paying patrons ever again unless it's literally in need of a plumber or so gross it's literally safer to not use. However, I won't hold my breath waiting.

Prices are high, somtimes they get order or sauces wrong, mostly in drive thru, but good customer service, friendly and fast, they need faster service in dining areas, overall its a good indoor dinning experience, clean and quite with free wifi. Bathrooms are clean, . I just think prices are way way too high for the quality of food we get and the amount we get. Prices need to go back down! especially in pahoa hawaii. Mcdonald's in pahoa is 3 to 4 stars for me.

Sometimes the red shoes demon grasps your entrails by the stomach and demands a sacrifice. That sacrifice is invariably your health. I found myself drawn to the McAlter myself just recently and while my heart was clogged with nostalgia at the smells of hot fries and what looks like sizzling beef, my wallet experienced no such relief. Interestingly, the food was less greasy than I remember from my childhood. Everything arrived hot and fresh with minimal delay. The few veggies trimming my sandwich seemed crisp and fresh. The waxy American cheese imparted it's mild flavor and generally all was a I remembered. My craving satisfied, the demon relinquished his grasp upon me and remanded his fuzzy red hair and shiny yellow onesie to the ether from which he sprang. I was impressed by the cold hard efficiency of the kiosk that has replaced the front desk. No longer are the employees distracted by unnecessary interaction with customers. Instead, they can put their heads down and really focus on frying frozen pies and slinging salt at steaming piles of fries as of trying to cast out their own demons. While I can't in good conscience recommend the place in the framing of any health conscious rhetoric, I also can't say that I won't go back. Perhaps it is a curse, or the allure of a grim purple smile cast from the shadows behind the bench seating, but something always brings me back...

It was a weird and unsettling experience. I walked in greeted by towers of digital order banks into an empty, very sterile looking dining area without a condiment, plastic wrapped utensil, napkin or soda machine with cups & such in sight; just a bare counter, and the walk-up counter had a single register with nobody behind it. That was it. I felt like I was in a post apocalyptic McDonald's and was sort of hoping for a robot to come out with my order to solidify my initial viewpoint.

Asked for a “courtesy cup” of ice with my meal. Lil girl on intercom replied “all sales are final.” Asked the man with blank stare as he printed my receipt at first window “can I please get a small courtesy cup of ice?” “i’ll radio them and let them know.” I thanked him. Drove to the second window, received the meal I payed for, looked at the woman and then asked “can I please have a courtesy cup of ice?” She was holding it next to the window. Why I had to ask three times for a cup of ice is beyond me. You must call it a courtesy cup otherwise they will cut you off with “all sales are final,��� interruption. Customer service on par with an ogre or troll, Mcdonalds Pahoa.