McDonald’s

Don’t know about the day shift, but the night shift is weak. Half the time, no one is at the loudspeaker to take my order. Service is slow and many times they are out of certain things. Twice I ordered an ice cream cone and they were out or the machine was «down». It’s a little longer drive, but when I get the urge for a quick burger and fries, I go to the In-​an-​Out burger in West Sac.

I love mcd’s hot n spicy mcchicken! I got that and a small fries for only $ 2.50. Not bad of a deal. Service was good and quick when I came and the place was fairly clean.
Mcd has an app. Download it for coupons/​offers. They have free fries Friday with any purchase when you show the app!

Worst customer service ever. I was doing my normal bike route and decide to stop by at McDonald for lunch and the little girl behind the counter told me that I can’t bring my bike inside. I told her that I’m just going to order something and eat outside and she said «I will not service you if you don’t leave your bike (3k bike) out side.»
I will never return back to this McDonald again.

If I could give them no stars, I would. My boyfriend and I got FOOD POISONING from this place. We both got a mcchicken and had to miss work the next day. On top of that, I had asked for a BBQ sauce and they gave me ONE. Seriously. SOMEONE WASN’T DOING THEIR JOB RIGHT WHEN I ORDERED THERE.

5 for customer service. The core staff that works at this branch are hardworking and really do their best. I have had consistent excellent customer service from the employees here. I also treat them respectfully and with understanding.
4 – 5 for in store cleanliness.
4 for the wait time. Sometimes they only have one person at the front cashier and the lines could get long.
2 – 3 McDonalds hasn’t been known for quality food in a very long time to which the staff here has no control over their menu.
2 – 3 for the prices although some menu items have increased their prices by 50−75%.

I don’t know what it is but I can’t get Minions out of my head! There everywhere I look. I see them on television, I see then in theaters. I even see them in Mc Donald’s .They are promoting their happy meals with minion toys.
Actually they are kind of cute. Don’t you think? We happen to be driving home when the subject of minions came up. There happened to be a Mc Donald’s just down the street on Freeport Boulevard. I was going to just buy the toy alone for about 2 dollars but for an extra dollar I could get the children’s happy meal. With this I got a regular hamburger, a small french fry, a small drink and a choice of minion gogurt or an apple. Of course I got the minion gogurt.
The restaurant was clean and presentable. The staff were friendly.
There wasn’t a lot of parking spaces.
Trying to get in and out of there was difficult because of oncoming cars and near by road construction. All Mc Donald’s look basically the same.
The plain hamburger was just OK. I can’t tell you how the fry’s were because my wife ate them. The best thing in the happy meal was the toy!
MINION! MINION! MINION!

This is the worst Mc Donald’s in Sacramento. This location is closest to my house. I usually drive a little further to go to the location on Broadway. I would say 60% of the time they mess up my order. I usually have to come back or call the manager. I’m so happy I’m moving and don’t have to come back to this location. I love the Asian Grilled Chicken Salad.

We all just got food poisoning from the chicken nuggets. I literally have NEVER had food poisoning from McDonalds, ever! Wth

This location ALWAYS messes up my order. I’m not surprised to see people Unilocaling that this location only gives half an ice cream, or half fries. Today I tried their new artisan chicken sandwich for $ 5. The chicken patty was – no joke – the size of 2 chicken mcnuggets. I literally laughed out loud when I saw it. Here’s the picture they show on the commercial (notice how the chicken patty is spilling over the side of the bun because its SO BIG) and mine, which takes up half the bun

Unilocal can be a positive feedback loop sometimes. You only visit good places because you only see good places which makes you only review good places. Obviously, McDonald’s is never going to be a top listing for anything, but the Land Park McDonald’s does need a review.
The food is exactly the same as all other McDonald’s, by design. Everyone has their favorites; for me it’s Chicken McNuggets, Big Mac, and coffee. This location has a remodeled upscale interior and a decent drive through. The local high school often crowds the restaurant and is responsible for the massive amount of McDonald’s trash in the neighborhood.
The overall experience leaves much to be desired, but they do a good job being a McDonald’s. Sometimes, you just want a quick breakfast on the go or a French fry break in the afternoon!

I wish I could give no stars. Every single time, no matter the order, it is completely wrong. Their sodas are always out or they give it to you with no syrup and don’t tell you. McCafe takes them 15 mins to produce a drink. Customer service is terrible even from supervisors. Such a lost cause that is only kept in business by the high schoolers who frequent before and after school.

«Iced coffee black please»
… Would you like cream?
«No thank you, just coffee black»
… Would you like sweetener?
«No, just coffee and ice»
… «Ok, pull through»
I drove away and upon tasting my beverage realized that I had ended up with a gross sweetened ice coffee. I had to drive back, park and get it exchanged. For some reason, ordering a drink that doesn’t contain a four-​figure corn syrup calorie count is next to impossible at the shrine to obesity that is McDonalds.
I’d normally say one star for f – king up a black coffee, but at least they were polite about replacing it.

From Satan’s anus to your mouth, this McDonald’s is by far the worst burn-​in-​hell food experience I’ve had in years. No wait, decades. I knew from the first bite of that sordid, luke-​warm, spongy, grey purported An (g)us burger, when that too heavy squirt of mayonaise heaved from between the wilted lettuce and hit my lips, that I might be taking the elevator straight to barf-​central. Call me the prognosticator of all things diarrhea, but it wasn’t three hours later that I was blowing that festering excuse for a food abomination out of both ends. For hours and hours I cursed the golden arches, and when I tasted those overly salted fries and vile shitpile on a bun for the tenth time on the midnight excursion to the porcelain god, I knew I had eaten for the last time at a McD’s, ever. And, I am not shedding one tear.

I don’t eat McDonalds… I stop in for a diet soda/​iced tea/​iced coffee… so the reviews are for the employees/​atmosphere and such.
I don’t really care for this one too much. Right off the bat, they limit your refills to just one. I kinda understand… they’re right next to a high school and community college. But so what… we’re not all high school or college students that glom the soda. They also limit your seating to 30 minutes. I have my computer and like to use it when enjoying my drinks.
This one is pretty small, so it can feel crowded right away. The tables seemed to stay pretty dirty, even though there were plenty of employees standing around in the back. I had to clean my own table… dehydrated onions all over it from the previous users. They do offer wifi for those of you toting around your laptops or use it on your smartphones.
I do go to the college up the street, but since McD’s puts limits on you here, I won’t be coming in that often. There are other places around that would like my business just a bit more it seems, whether it’s a coffee shop or just staying at the school and using the wifi there.

I pretty much get Diet Coke from every McDonald’s in the city, maybe in the state at some point.

Lest my foodie card be revoked, let me justify these check-​ins:
I only go here for the soft serve ice cream cones! They are soooo addicting!
Location is clean, and near Oscar’s. A perfect post-​burrito sugar rush.

We went back for the drive thru, like a dog to its own vomit.
They forgot our happy meal toys. When we asked they said it was on the bottom. My wife asked if there was a false bottom. Hilarious.
They forgot our straws for the chocolate milk.
They forgot our napkins.
Notice we only bought happy meals and nothing else?
I’m sure I’ll be back… like a dog

Don’t let the fresh new look fool you. Their décor might be tasteful, but this location’s food is not. And it’s almost a week into March, how can you not have the Shamrock Shake?
1) I’m completely sick of their automated system when you go through the drive-​thru. You know the one. It asks if you’d like to try a mocha with that and it’s usually a peppy chick, then your order is taken by a teenage boy. Yea, that one. I HATE it and refuse to answer it.
2) Their chicken nuggets are the worst I’ve had. Granted, nuggets aren’t gourmet. But these were just bleh.
3) Ordered the shakes. Apparently they aren’t «triple-​thick» anymore. That’s fine. But shakes shouldn’t be chocolate ice cream soup. I handed it back and told them something was wrong. It was melted and not thick. 3 minutes later I’m given a slightly more substantial one than the first. No apology, just told «they don’t make them as thick as they used it.»

This McDonald’s, because it’s close to McClatchy High School, I would avoid it when school gets out or is about to start. The whole area is unbearable around that time.
They have free Wi-​Fi.
It’s kinda small inside. Condensed. There’s a cool center architectural trellis-​like piece of wood in the center of the place.
This is one of two closest McDonald’s in the area; the other one being in Meadowview. This drive thru is superior to Meadowview. Meadowview often gets the order wrong and is very stingy. This, on the other hand, is the opposite PLUS they have a funny mural on the car wash wall next door that faces the drive thru with a little Ronald McDonald facing the waters with a surfboard.

Funny.
After ordering and consuming my favorite sweet confection at Tapioca Express, I usually feel the palpable need for something salty after all that shaved ice-​red bean-​mango jelly-​condensed milk delivery. Near the Yummy Guide, I see the sign for McDonald’s, waving cheerfully at me with the bright neon yellow/​red banner.
I pull in and my sister pushes down on my automatic lock button. Some weirdo is doing something in the back end of the manual car wash lot next door. We don’t want to figure out what he is doing, as long as he stays over there.
Yes, dark and suspicious, but I think women would be formidable opponents, especially when one has the power of:
That odd time of the month where crabbiness rises to extreme levels of adrenaline pumping madness AND we have the need for salty/​sweet stuffs. Don’t get in my way.
Anyhow, I ordered my usual large fries, priced at $ 1.89 and then proceed up to the window. So far, this is the same lady who has serviced us before (ordering times are usually around 9:00 — 10:00 pm) so maybe she has the night shift and is very nice and friendly, with an accent.
Every time my fries were received here, they have been hot, salted to perfection, and topped off like a car pulling out of Jiffy Lube. Here is my summer fix for salty fries. IE: for the next three months.