McDonald's Menu Prices at 36 Dusty Rd ★3.2 (2177)

Came through the drive through. Lady was nice. Food was fresh, and the order was perfect. I would have to say by far the best McDonald's I stopped at across the lower part of south carolina!

“Welcome to McNope’s – Where the Ice Cream Machine Works Harder Than the Staff” Let me regale you about my recent McStruggle through the seventh circle of hell, also known as the 36 Dusty Rd. Newberry, SC McDonald's drive thru. I don't know what black magic you need to summon an actual employee at this little speaker box, but I must’ve missed the ritual. I pull up, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed at 7:07 AM, just a humble citizen in search of a hashbrown. You know, one of the best breakfast foods God's ever bestowed upon us mere mortals and the only reason most of us tolerate being awake before noon. I sit... I wait... I stare longingly at the speaker. Nothing... Silence... Not even a "Hi, welcome to McDonald's." Just the ambient buzz of a broken dream. I say "hello?" like a neighbor gently knocking at your door to ask for sugar. No response. "HELLOOO?" Still nothing. I'm convinced I've died and this is purgatory. I check my phone to make sure I didn't accidentally time-travel to a dimension where customer service is illegal. Finally, I pulled up to the window, as she sticks her head out looking like she had just woken up from a nap she started in 2003. I ask, very politely, "Can I get a hashbrown?" And I kid you not, there's a long pause, followed by an exhale so deep, that I could fell her breath on my face. Then she hits me with a "We don't have any right now." No apology. No explanation. Just deadpan rejection. I asked, "Isn't this breakfast time?" and she scoffed. Like I was the idiot for assuming McDonald's would serve BREAKFAST during BREAKFAST HOURS. I ask, "What exactly do you serve for breakfast—crushed dreams and air?" I continue, "I’m not asking for filet mignon. I’m not trying to order a unicorn Frappuccino. I’m asking for a sad little potato frisbee you toss into a sleeve." Ultimately, I drove off, hashbrown-less and humbled, dignity in shambles, stomach empty, spirit broken, and wondering if I was actually the lazy one for expecting service at a fast-food place. I passed a squirrel on the way to work, and I swear he looked at me with pity. If you’re looking for food, fast service, or even just a basic human interaction that doesn’t feel like you're ruining someone's life, might I suggest... literally anywhere else. Or maybe just screaming into a pillow at home. It'll be faster and you'll be treated with more respect.

Fantastic place, service is great, food is amazing. Went for lunch and came back for breakfast the following day!

What a surprise. Very helpful and kind at register. The bathroom was immaculate. We came to Newberry to pick up a puppy. Stopped here because it was close. My only negative was all soda machines were down but on the upside the tea was great.

Hot the drive thru this am, everything perfect food wise, coffee was ehh. This is how a Mickey D's should be food wise, perfect. Thanks 😊 What would be greater, would be being able to get a burger/nuggets/fries anytime of the day.