McDonald’s

This location ALWAYS screws up their orders. They really know how to piss you off with their shit attitudes too. Go to the location on ISB by the I95 exit instead.

I was immediately greeted by a McDonalds employee smoking right near the entrance of the building.
Upon entering, I noticed two people, possibly homeless, sleeping at the booths.
I ordered my food, which did come quickly, sat down and opened my egg white delight. The egg they gave me was paper thin so I went to return it especially after paying almost $ 3. The employee stated that’s how they always give out that small of an egg.
After asking for the proper amount of egg they did rectify the situation.

This McDonald’s is a total mess. They do not track orders correctly and you stand there waiting. Last time I go there.

I think the correct address is 1376 W International Speedway Blvd.
It is a newer McDs. The big issue here is the customer base. Loads of high school and college «students» that look more like vagrants from a crack/​meth house. Most probably have never opened a book in their lives. I did not see 1 back pack or book among these tax burdens. They did all have iPhone 5s. Yeah!!!
Upon entering you can be treated to the baggy pants and foul-​mouthed rapping about Mother F — - this and F — r that.
Not the type of environment for which McDonalds wants to be known.

Worst McDonald’s I’ve ever had, Big Mac looked like it was assembled by a blindfolded monkey Off duty employees hanging over the counter barefoot. At least my fries were hot.

This McDonald’s is in a very convenient location (International Speedway & Clyde Morris). The drive-​thru service is speedy at times, but, tends to slow down in the early dinner hours (5pm-​later). The food is usually consistent, however, I noticed that if you order something without one of the condiments, your food will be an absolute mess. I ordered a hamburger here the other day without pickle, it was completed to my expectations, except for the extra ketchup and mustard that was added, not by my request. The staff in the drive through are usually more concerned with their cellphones then with the customers, which, gives you the impression that they don’t care (which is typical nowadays with customer service).