McDonald’s

If you want to go to this McDonald’s, only go during the day. DO NOT go during the night. I have gone to this McDonald’s during the night once, and they made my order wrong. I was the only customer in that restaurant around 10:30PM (CST), and there was no one at the drive thru. I have no idea how they can mess up my order, when I was the ONLY one there. I did not do anything wrong. I did not make a scene. I just simply ordered my meal and they just decide to mess it up. My advice to you is: only go during the day.

Well it is a Mc Donalds sometime you get the best service sometime you want to jump over the counter and ask the the person taking order and filling them if they have a clue what they are doing.
Well maybe I’m being a bit rough this location did improve but I have had some visits, in the past 2 weeks where there were no one at the register
for a couple of minutes and got slow service.
This location does have a play place for kids. The restaurant theme is space which is a welcome change from the high end or retro look a lot of McDonald have adopted

Now McDonald’s is advertising Johnsonville Brats and showing them served with YELLOW MUSTARD AND KETCHUP! My God, these people ought to be thrown in jail. Are they all from Chicago?

In recent times, McDonald’s has been undergoing something of a renaissance into trying to become some odd upscale Starbucks-​a-​like, and in doing so, as a parent, I’ve been disappointed to see a number of nice playlands disappear. McDonald’s seems to have forgotten that they have the playland market cornered… so anyways, I’ve decided to review some and share some hints for other parents.
This is the best of the best for McDonald’s playlands. While the restaurant attached isn’t all that large (even after a recent remodel that slightly downsized the playland area), the entire location is done up in a space theme. Topping this off is one of the largest playlands I’ve ever seen in a restaurant, which includes multiple levels of tubes, a pair of tube slides, a stairway that lets adults easily access the upper level (because you really might need it to look for your kids), and a bewildering maze of tubes, pods, etc., in every direction that kids seem to love. It used to include a ball pit and a rope walk, removed, but even so it is one of the best McD destinations for kids. They clearly went above and beyond the reasonable in building this thing, and I wish more McD’s did this.
It gets ⁵⁄₅ «for a McDonald’s».