McDonald’s

I don’t normally waste my time reviewing McDonalds. Even one-​year-​olds know their logo, and they have the kind of loyalty from the masses that North Korea wishes it had.
The only reason I’m writing is because I had the BEST chicken mcnuggets I’ve ever had from this place the other day. I’m talking 1980’s «mommy can I have a happy meal… pleeeaaaase…I’ll be good» quality chicken mcnuggets.
You know that food is good when you catch yourself dancing while you eat it.
I was humming to the jingles and everything
«Good time, great taste»
«Food, folks, and fun»
«Have you had your break today?»
«I’m loving it.»

Drive thru experience only.
This McDonald’s is just south of I-​195 in Cream Ridge, NJ, and near Six Flags Great Adventure. The middle of winter is not the moment to see it operating at peak efficiency, but the workers probably don’t mind the slow time after being hammered all Spring, Summer and Fall. So, I wasn’t overly impatient as I waited for the one car in line in front of me to receive its order. Looked like a small bag, but maybe it was full of fifties.
My Sausage, Egg & Cheese was finally handed over to me, along with a large Java, and I resumed my trip to Toms River. Opening the wrapped sandwich at a red light, I immediately noticed how much smaller this iteration of this meal had become since my last visit to any McDonald’s for breakfast. Price seemed reasonable, and the ²⁴⁄₇ concept was a good one. I didn’t know whether to be annoyed at the shrinkage, or pleased that they were taking my health into consideration by building a smaller heart attack.
Taste was as remembered.

This is the McDonalds closest to my house, so I go there occasionally. Unfortunately they don’t seem to care about doing a good job. I usually use the drive up and on a number of occasions my order was wrong or missing items. So I started counting the number of containers in the bag to make sure it’s right. The only other problem is the «quality» of the food. I have had burgers that had been sitting in the warmer so long the bottom bun was rock hard. I have burgers where the bun was burnt to a crisp, and most recently I ordered the hot cakes and sausage (nothing else) and they forgot the syrup and they were cold after a seven minute drive. There is no point in calling every time because I don’t feel like having to drive back, and I can’t sit there and open every container and inspect each item. I expect it to be done right with the correct condiments with it. I think I will go to the other fast food places in the area more, they seem to have it together.

15% DISCOUNT FOR SIX FLAGS SEASON PASS/​MEMBERS AND EMPLOYEES!!! I saw this last time me and the kids went to Six Flags. C’mon! 3 burritos, 1 sausage biscuit and 1 specialty McMuffin for under $ 5?! As an added benefit, I came in during the free coffee promo and we all enjoyed a full breakfast with coffee for under $ 5 total for 3 people! We are blessed. They had plenty of staff and they even offered to carry my tray for me. Playland at this location.

Same McDonalds experience as anywhere else. Except for the cleanliness of the place. Employees are very friendly and location is two minutes away from Six Flags. So if you don’t want to pay heavy in the park prices for junk food, then this is a place to eat the same junk at a cheaper price.

It’s McDonald’s. You know where you are going, and you know what you are getting.
However, I will say that this one in particular is very clean, even on a busy Sunday morning in the summer.
Know that it’s crazy crowded in the summertime, due to Six Flags being down the street.

Stopped here before hittin’ up Six Flags and Kingda-​Ka (the tallest coaster in the US). I’ve been to California Six Flags as a season pass holder and this park is probably the best one yet, but you know their food still costs an arm and a leg for deep-​friend, thawed-​out frozen food and a pound of sugar with cotton candy, churros, soda and dippin dots. This Mickey D’s had a decent sized parking lot and a drive-​thru.
If you’re trying to enjoy some pleasures of the Golden Arches but don’t want to overdo it and throw it up while on Batman, this adult orders the cheeseburger Happy Meal. And since I don’t normally drink soda, the child-​size serving was perfect. This was the spot where I first tried their vanilla soy latte. Eh, not as good as Starbucks but it woke me up a bit.
A+ for it being clean.

Stopped here before hittin’ up Six Flags and Kingda-​Ka (the tallest coaster in the US). I’ve been to California Six Flags as a season pass holder and this park is probably the best one yet, but you know their food still costs an arm and a leg for deep-​friend, thawed-​out frozen fo

This is the perfect spot to pregame before heading into Six Flags.
No, you can’t openly chug alcohol here — well, maybe you can — but you CAN avoid the exorbitant prices at the theme park next door.
We stopped by for breakfast (lunch, for some of us) to save a few bucks — since everyone else had the same idea, the place (and parking lot) was packed to the gills. Somehow we scored seats.
Lines generally moved fast except for the line I was in. After what seemed like an eternity, I ordered, paid, and scarfed down a sandwich.
Wi-​Fi is available, and a playground for the «kids» in your group.

A big McDonalds that does «birthday parties and more!» as the sign proclaims, and the kids playroom has a spare bathroom, too.
Service is relatively quick. They have buy-​one, get one free coupons for FrightFest, too. Regular McDonald’s food and prices, too. Useful for the crowds headed to Six Flags.