McDonald’s

I normally don’t eat at fast food places but coming from the airport I had to stop. I am honestly surprised on how thorough they were with my order and the staff was really nice. I got fries without salt and they made sure there wasn’t a grain on salt on there. Truly amazed!

It’s just like any other McDonald’s. Service is usually fast at night they severely limit the menu, It says 24 hours but I have stopped in at 4 am a few times and thy have been closed. the drive through is not the best. They always manage to forget something like a straw, ketchup, dipping sauce and napkins. If you go inside it seems like there is always a homeless person hanging out begging for change and the occasional crazy person talking to themselves. Not much else to say.

Never leave the drive through without checking your bag. Even on a slow day.
I always find that I’m missing something I ordered but usually in the past it was just a sauce here or there or maybe a small 4pc nugget when ordering a bigger order.
Plus it’s a McDonald’s drive through. I won’t hold them to the highest standard. But this was it. After three years of this nonsense I now have had enough.
Ordered the breakfast burrito meal with an extra hash brown and got a total of zero hash browns. I didn’t notice til I was halfway to work (45 min commute) and was already cutting it close. I didn’t have time to turn around and this was just ridiculous.
I don’t want to have to check or go back after the fact. I want it right the first time.
This location has the worst quality control in that manner and it never matters when I get there or which shift. Its the entire drive through. Its systematic. No other McDonalds is this terrible.
I just can’t handle how long this has gone on and how much money I’m throwing at them. 2 of their sausage burritos are not worth 5 bucks. Absolutely livid. Not how I wanna start my morning.

It’s Mickey D’s. Service slightly better than other MCds.

I had my toddler with me, and when we asked to trade the happy meal toy for a toddle toy, they went out of their way to get us one. They were out of he regular under 3 toys, but one employee have me the pick of any of he toys they had available while another went to see if he could find anything that would work. He came back with a little soccer ball that I assume was used for some promotion or something-​I was really happy with how nice they were.
Food was cold, but hey it’s mcdonalds.

Food was fine. I felt like I was in another country. The entire staff was speaking Spanish first, they spoke English only begrudgingly. I thought I lived in America?

As far as McDonalds go this is better than most. This is a relatively brand-​new facility, although it is a shame that the bathrooms already show signs of graffiti in the stalls.
Fast food is definitely not part of my regular diet, but every once and awhile I have about 10 minutes to grab something to eat and have no other choice. I’ve been to this McDonalds once. I ordered the Quarter pounder value meal, which tasted better than I remember. Service was fast, but don’t mind some of the workers who are tattooed up and look like they just came out of the prison a quarter mile up the road. What do you expect, this is McDonalds and at least they’re working.
Overall the facility is clean — not spotless, but clean. Very busy location due to the proximity of I-​95 and Fort Meade.

The McRib is back so we had to get some of this yummy goodness!

(07/​11/​2011) Finally got my Egg McMuffin and hash brown. Been craving the deep fried potato patty ever since the hot fryer scent wafted over us every day at the beach. The amalgamated potato nuggets are soft and fluffy; the exterior a golden hue and crunchy crisp. Meets expectations, right down to the weird tongue-​coating metallic aftertaste that basically accompanies all deep fried fast food in the U.S.; it must be the commercial oil. The classic McMuffin has been the perfect breakfast food since it’s nationwide debut in 1972; portable, packed full of protein (egg), salt (Canadian bacon); creamy (melted cheese); carbs (toasted English muffin); OK, and packed full of saturated fat. I feel like this particular McD’s may have an advantage over all others in the state just for the fact that it is the closest one to the Maryland Food Center Authority, pretty much where all of our fresh food in this state is distributed through. Maybe I can talk myself into thinking that this McWhatever is better than those elsewhere. I suppose, having limited myself to a McD’s breakfast once every 4 years or more, I can live with that.