McDonald’s

This is a great location for McDonald’s — they have a huge dining room and super friendly staff who try to keep the place clean in spite of the patrons. Our special orders were all delivered accurately and timely, and every employee was a gracious host. I recommend sitting on the second floor — the dining area is nice and bright. Restrooms were also clean.

I know it’s Mc D’s, but 5 star for what it is. I was surprised when I was called by name instead of a number. I was served fast and my artisan chicken sandwich was good and only 350 calories. Restaurant and restrooms were clean.

Come here often for drive through not so much sit-​in but this place is big and quite for a mcdonald’s
Only down side is when you come here late during nights for a drive through. There are homeless people who would wait by the drive through for money. It might creep some ladies, if they came by at night.
Other than that the guy once messed up my drive through order L drink as L fries. He did charge me for a L fries but he gave me a free L drink.

Worst service I ever seen was here. I ve been waiting for 2 meals around 15 minutes and it was terrible. the other sad thing about this place — location. Every time when when I was trying to get something from McDonalds I always met homeless people who ve been asking for change… 2 stars

So… I went with sone people to order a McGangbang” from the «secret» menu only to find out THEY DON’T MAKE IT! Definitely calling corporate on that one and the workers don’t know why they aren’t allowed to make it! Times have a changed!

Oh my gosh, I just came home from Drive-​thru, should have taken a sip out of my drink! I ordered coke. What they gave me is NOTHING like coke! I was craving for coke and now, I’m left with whatever it is in front of me… I hope this was just a mistake.

This is a really nice, clean, local McDonald’s in Lomita. This McDonald’s building is different because they have both upstairs and downstairs seating.
Located right on the corner of PCH and Western in the town of Lomita (near Torrance), right next to Jack-​In-​The-​Box.
They have power ports for laptops, and a good place to lock up your bike + doggie outside right next to the window with power port. Respectful employees and overall good people. Thank you all very much for letting me go online for $ 1.10 (for coffee + refill) and edit my resume.

By the bus stop.:) not a bad McD’s… they are open ²⁴⁄₇ and have an easy accessible location. I like coming here just before i go home from work. They are usually pretty fast and this time was no different. I usually get my arious items from the dollar menu. Now that Imm getting older it’s getting harder to keep doing this lol

I didn’t realize someone else already had to the same idea when I started this review. What idea? That this McDonald’s get an extra star for one reason (no two reasons). But the first one is this. This McDonald’s is two-​stories. Any fast food restaurant with a 2^nd floor to eat on automatically goes up in cool factor. Now add to that the fact that this place is open 24 hours and you have Ronald McDonald gold!
The food? You’ve already made up your mind on that.
Now for some McD trivia:
The McLobster
The McLobster is pretty much lobster meat shoved in a hot dog bun with «McLobster sauce» and shredded lettuce. Like its much more successful compatriot the McRib, it appears every once in a while across the country as a promotion, only to vanish weeks later.
The fabled McLobster drew some hype in 2011 with rumors swirled about its reappearance nationwide. It’s currently only available in parts of New England and eastern Canada.
There are a couple factors that gutted the McLobster’s hopes of making it to the big time. It costs a hefty $ 5.99, which consumers are reluctant to pay for a single sandwich. Plus, it’s incredibly difficult to market a «quality» shellfish item at a fast food joint.

The worst McDonald in town. Never again. How can McDonald be this bad

LOL okay we go to this McDonalds all the time because of how close it is to our house BUT we always check our order because they always get it wrong! Either the fries are missing or there are no sauces, its always something yet we come back for more

Never again.
Never ever again.
I’m sorry McDonald’s, but while I enjoyed you as a child, those days are long gone.
The days of cheating out the dollar menu by observing a double hamburger cost more than a double cheeseburger, and yet you could just order the double cheeseburger and take the cheese off and pay less… they’re over.
The only time you will see my face again is when you have the 69 cent, 40 ounce drink deal. You will see me go in. buy a cup. and then fill it up with water and walk on out.
You may even see me come back in later in the day and fill that same cup up with water without paying, because I now hate you.
Survey question:
«Good for Kids?» «NO»
Never again.

While Michael’s rant about McDonald’s is entirely spot on, he completely forgot the only thing worth mentioning about this one…
IT’S A TWO STORY MCDONALD’S! IN HARBOR CITY! WHAT THE HELL?!
As a kid, we’d go to this one because it was grand and ostentatious. It’s a 2 story grandiose building with a fish tank on both floors, neon lighting and a balcony. I used to name the fish in the tank and give them life stories while waiting for the food to arrive. I was a weird kid.
But this McDonald’s is worth mentioning just for that. Go. Visit. Eat mediocre processed food. Or just take a picture in front of the fish tank.
Woot.

It is not that the food is good, healthy, or that they give you big portions.
Their huge rise to fame is gimmicks. Toys for kids (they are the largest toy distributor in the world), A clown, A grimmace? What is that. That is what I do when my kids want to eat there! A hamburgler? (That is a thief)
If I have to eat at Mcdonalds — it better be for breakfast. I only get one thing — The sausage mcmuffin with egg — about about a half dozen napkins. I tear the breakfast apart, and squeeze all the grease out of it. Hashbrowns too — usually has about three napkins worth of grease. After that. It isn’t too bad.
Their orange juice is really good! The iced coffee is a bit sweet — but not a bad change either.
The good: The Ronald Mcdonald foundation — they help sick kids.
The Bad: Their food contributes to getting the kids there.
This is the largest chain in the world — more kids recognize the golden arches than Jesus. They have a great marketing campaign — but, personally — I think the food is very mediocre and lacks pretty much everything good food should have.