McDonald's Menu Prices at 1673 Union St ★3.1 (1295)

Ordered some happy meals for my kids and a sweet tea for me. Upon 1st sip it definately doesn't taste right. My son in the back also got a tea and before I could say something to him he told me the tea tasted funny too. Couldn't drink it. My other kids also said it tastes like it went bad. The kids food tastes alright and the french fries 🍟 were hot and fresh. If someone could confirm the tea isn't right today I would appreciate it. Not a big deal but disappointed non the less.

The filet o fish is very excellent! The whole store is much better than Wendy's. At least the employees here can communicate with you.. orders are usually correct, and I would know. I'm fat. I eat McDonald's.at least 4 times a day.

2 years ago I read an article that McDonald's was having problems making ice cream milkshakes. I said well okay I'm sure they'll be on top of that like a duck on a June bug so I'll wait for a year or two and then go in and get a chocolate shake. I was very interested in this because I worked in McDonald's back in the late 1960s. They were very proud of their milkshakes and I had to watch a whole video explaining how there was tiny ice crystals to make it extra cold and delicious etc. well sure enough I walked into this McDonald's and ordered a chocolate shake and then nice young lady at the counter told me the machine was down. I went on to a discussion group and found out that's pretty normal. I am stunned that McDonald's cannot reliability produce what amounts to a flagship product. I also had an opportunity to inspect a Big Mac and was surprised at the tiny size of the hamburgers. You're basically just buying a wad of soft dough with a little beef juice in the middle. It's no longer particularly cheap here either. I can't think of any reason why one would want to go to this chain. If they are unable to reliably produce milkshakes it's because the CEO is pocketing a fortune and asleep at the wheel. It would be like going to your Honda dealership and discovering that half the cars don't have doors. That's just not done. Any CEO worth his salt would have dealt with this issue by now even if it means going back to the same design machines and same way of producing milkshakes that they used in the 1960s. After all we're so billions of burgers back then and a whole bunch of milkshakes.

I entered the drive-through at 4:20 PM on December 23rd 2015. Not to my surprise, the service was poor. I had opened my code to redeem a reward on my app. As soon as I drove up to the microphone, but was told to hang on a moment, but then 15 minutes later, they answered me and asked me if I had a code I gave it to them and the code expired. They didn’t wanna make it right they didn’t want to see my phone to show them that I redeemed the code. They had not taken accountability, but instead blamed that they were short staffed which as a customer I don’t really care about. That’s not my problem to worry about if they are short staffed or not. They didn’t want to make it right and they gave me a lot of attitude. Definitely do not recommend coming to this. McDonald’s unless you want poor communication and long wait times.

I guess you get what you get when going to McDonald's, for the most part the service is lacking throughout the capital region. The meal is supposed to be quick and cheap but the employees are rude and most of the time put the order in wrong. Wait times seem to be high lately too which could be due to not having enough staff and or poor supervision and management. Fortunately for McDonald's they know people keep coming back because it's easy and low cost for busy days when you just need to feed kids.