McDonald’s

Under scaled McDonald’s, smaller than most, menu not as full as others but nice to have in a small town even if its fast food.

Could there be a perfect McDonald’s? If so, this one — of the hundreds I’ve ever been to throughout half the country and abroad, from little kiosks in bigger stores to two-​story stand alone restaurants — this would be it!
What’s supposed to be crispy, is crispy (i.e. fries, hash browns). What’s supposed to be warm and soft, is warm and soft (i.e. burgers, McMuffins). What’s supposed to be cold & sweet, is cold & sweet (i.e. sweet tea). I think they follow the McDonald’s recipes exactly the way their supposed to be cooked — at least every time we’ve eaten their food!
And this store’s staff is always so friendly, respectful, and courteous. Always with a smile. Our dog even knows this McDonald’s and gets excited when we pull in because they always give him a treat at the drive-​thru window! Nice touch.
This store is very much 180-​degrees opposite of your typical Cleveland area, inner city ghetto McDonald’s with those apethetic «Pop Copy» employees working there. (If you don’t get the latter reference, search YouTube for Chapelle and Pop Copy — it’s actually quite amusing… when you aren’t actually dealing with them in real life!)
My ONLY complaint (other than being in the dinky 25 MPH revenue-​collector «cops» mispronounced town of Man-​ah-​way) is that they aren’t 24 hrs. Cause I’m hungry after driving all night on I-​80, hommes!
Bottom line is: I’m lovin’ it!

Consistently nice, pleasant service. Gets your order right. Sometimes slow. Menu is generic McD. Worth a stop if you got that McD craving. Especially good for breakfast.