McDonald’s

I visit this McDonald’s frequently since I work just a few blocks away. It’s across the street from the bus depot, on the block of the M/​J/​Z Marcy Avenue stop and in the middle of one of the busiest neighborhoods in N.Y.C. so this place is crowded!!! It’s always a hot mess in the morning. You have your fair share of vagrants and trash that hang out here. On the outside and inside.
Me being vegetarian, I can’t complain too much about this place because it’s one of the few places that I can find something tasty to eat in the morning. The fruit and yogurt parfait with granola is very satisfying. The strawberries and blueberries in it aren’t fresh. They are frozen and most of the time they are still partially frozen when you’re eating it which is annoying. The maple oatmeal is my favorite. Comes with real slices of granny smith apples, raisins, etc. Their drink sizes are really wacky. I ordered a small orange juice and this thing was at least medium sized.
The lines do move very swiftly. They have always gotten my order correct. You can see everyone moving their butts quickly in the back to get the orders together. It’s so hard to understand most of the employees there because 99% of them have thick accents. They aren’t particularly friendly bunch here. Oh well. As long as they get my order correct and move it along at a fast pace, they’ll continue to get my business.

Remember when McDonald’s wasn’t a prison cafeteria? This one does have great french fries though.

What the heck?! When you glimpse the Golden Arches, you catch sight of the gold standard of fine dining: McDonald’s. It glimmers; it’s scintillating. Just now, just thinking about it, my mouth’s moist and dripping. I love gold!
So imagine my surprise when I visited this McDonald’s in Greenwich Village! Guess what? No hot dogs! What kind of McDonald’s doesn’t have hot dogs? I’ll edit my review and turn this grade up to 11 when you finally start carrying the gold standard of fine dishes: hot dogs. Until then, good luck.

It’s a McDonald’s. Every now and then my mind and/​or wallet demands a McGangbang and this is where I get it. Line is usually an unmitigated clusterfuck, and the bums will line up to beg from you, but the food is pretty solid for a micky dees.

This is a good McDonalds but its right near the J train so it’s noisy and usually crowded. I recommend the Big Mac here.

Crowded and slow everyday all day. I personally don’t like McDonald’s but my family does. It’s pricey for a burger joint I would rather spend my money at shake shack.

This place isn’t that hipsterlicious just yet, its still a little far into the hood. This place isn’t the best:
–Most of the workers don’t speak English, thats fine… if i spoke Spanish, the girl behind me had to translate «no mayo», i guess she thought i was saying no May?
–There debit card system shuts down every once and a while, making it a cash only deal
–Things are always sticky
Why do i give it 3 stars? Because all the things listed above are random, once and a while, minus the stickyness, that’s a constant.
Also i give it 3 stars because it is on the corner across the the bus depot, and open late, making it the perfect quick stop
And the most important reason they frozen yogurt cone, its as if they have to much, cuz they pile it up high on your cone!
3 stars based on location and portion size, even tho its sticky, i will be back.

Right next to Marcy Ave train station — this area is now a hipster area. Even though still dominated by Hispanics. I once remember how bad this area was.
This McDonald’s is not bad. Ate here once — nothing soggy or bad experience with the food. Ok service, great interior seating and décor.
But hey it’s a McDonald’s — eat here if you only have to.