McDonald’s

Just a Mcdonald’s. But the staff is so nice, especially Toby :) Good place for a snack after school.

I usually don’t do the drive thru if there are more than 3 cars already, but it really is not faster to go inside at this location. The young people at this restaurant are normally SUPER friendly. The last time I went in the new person taking my order argued with me about my order. He insisted that there was no such meal even though the menu behind him clearly featured it. Finally a member of the staff realized what was happening and educated the new guy on where on the register he could find that meal.

Fast, great service, the crew was nice. Seems like everyone can work like a team. I like when i first walk in the door the person st the front counter is ready to take my order. The food was fresh and hot and ready befor i could finsh paying. Fast and great. Good jod windsor

I usually like this place alot because my son loves it here for the «playplace.» But tonight I was a little disgusted with a employee when I overheard them say «this is another reason i hate children.» I mean… really? How dumb do you really have to be to treat customers that way. If it wasnt for my son, I damn sure would have left after speaking my mind. Such a shame… dont work around kids if you hate kids, duh!

I have no complaints here. Other than the toxic nature if mcdonalds food. This location runs smooth as any. Has an easy location to get in and out of. Big spacious parking lot and a play structure for the kids. Not bad.

I stop here often because it is convenient for me. When I drive thru, they often ask me to «drive around the front» to wait because my order won’t be ready for a minute. I’ve often said no because it only takes a minute if I say no and it takes forever if I drive around front. Today I thought I would be nice and drive around front. It took over five minutes for me to get my order. I highly encourage everyone to refuse to «drive around front» until they get the message.

I went in today to have late meal with both my parents my dad asked for a hamburger no pickles no cheese they gave him the opposite of what he ordered he said it was fine he asked if she could just add tomato she said no with a bad attitude she was a bad customer service representative no manners I felt like slapping her but my dad hates drama and he’s right I just feel like their needs to be better attitude if u dnt want to wrk call off quit or atleast sugar coat it!

Awesome McDonalds super great. Everyone is so friendly, quick ad were very accurate with my order. Food was delicious. The whole place was nice and clean and welcoming.

I didn’t even want to give it one star, but I had too!
Worst McDonalds ever! They got my drive through order wrong three times!!! I had to walk in twice, because they kept getting it wrong!!! The cashier could hardly understand me, and the workers at the drive through window were looking at me and talking about me in Spanish! I made a point to say something to the manager when he finally came out, 10 minutes later! I told him they were RUDE! I’m sure they didn’t understand me either. I called corporate headquarters, and I was treated like a nuisance… got a lot of lip service. I know nothing will be done about my experience, which is why I appreciate Unilocal.I know people who read it, care.
My advice, if you want fast food… go to In and Out burger!!! You’ll get great service, friendly people who speak English, and get your order right… always!!! And REALLY good food!
Thank you for listening, America!

Food was fine, but the staff seemed to not be communicating well. There seemed to be lots of confusion in the 30 or so minutes I was there eating my lunch.

Food was fine however, the manager was extremely rude and the tables were filthy… Full of noisy teenagers too. I have no intentions of ever coming back!

They always get my order right every time we come there.
Some of the place i went always forget to pack our ketchup or napkins but this place never forget. But the drive through lane is also slow.

I had zero energy, not enough sleep. My 7yr old daughter and her friend were jumping up and down screaming ‘can we go to McDonalds?’ so I said yes. Last time I was in one was eight years ago in Kiev, just for the hell of it.
The girls were obviously going to have happy meals, I think that’s the best thing MickyD’s has. Now with apple slices in a sealed plastic bag. Like an in-​flight meal. Drive through worked great today, the less work the better.
We ordered the two happy meals and a Big Mac for me. I remember liking them as a kid during long road trips.
At the second window, we received the two happy meals and they dismissed us. I didn’t budge, because I still wanted the BigMac I paid for. By the time that came, my daughter’s friend was disappointed with her toy, because she already has that one. She says that she’s been to McDonald’s one hundred times. Thank God they could switch out the goose toy for the puss toy.
I drove home, and opened the BigMac. I approached it with caution. (food poisoning from McDonalds twice in the distant past {and not in Kiev})
The bag it came in said that the BigMac is all about the sauce. I was about to taste a product, not a burger, and keep an open mind, after all, people buy millions of these things, right?
The product was very sauce forward. In fact, that’s all I tasted. The body was unmistakable McDonalds bun and with a lettuce finish. Hint of pickle. I had to look where I bit from to see if there was meat. Yes. There was a grey strata approximately 3 mm thick at the first and second inter-​bun levels. One had American cheese on it. I completely forgot about that. I don’t think I tasted it. As I threw it out in the kitchen trash, I noticed the leftovers I had forgotten in the microwave. Salvation.
Hey, the girls were really happy.

It’s kind of hot and i needed a drink to quench my thirst. seldom touch soft drinks so i went in here for the sweet tea (1). same price irregardless of size. naturally i took the largest one.
in and out in a few minutes. i have no illusion the sweetener in the tea may by corn frutose which may be harmful to my health.
on the other hand, i could have died of thirst or dehydration if i didn’t get the sweet tea. just choosing the lesser of 2 evils.

The indoor playground makes the Windsor River Rd. McDonalds ideal for families seeking cheap, rainy day entertainment, or travelers on 101 with rambunctious kids in need of a pit stop.
The Windsor McDonald’s on Redwood Highway is clean, safe & well-​maintained. The servers are friendly & seem genuinely kind. Most of them really «get» kids, indulge you with sympathetic smiles & comments when the rugrats act up, & remember to ask whether the happy meal is for a boy or a girl & whether the child is age 3 or under so they include an appropriate toy (Happy Meal toys for infants & toddlers are fun & child-​proof).
You do need to double-​check your order to make sure everything’s there — they especially tend to space the caramel dipping sauce for the apple slices — but I’m okay with that, because the servers here are so hard-​working & conscientious & do a great job overall. Just inquire nicely about any problem that arises & they’ll help you.
The playground is located in an indoor enclosure and resembles a giant Habitrail for kids instead of hamsters, with a series of connecting tubes, ball pit, slide, and pretend rocket ships. Just make sure your child is wearing socks (hopefully the kind with rubber treads on the bottom), because these are required for safety & health reasons. No socks? No problem. You can purchase them at the counter for the nominal fee of $ 1.00.
I used to loathe McDonalds & everything they stand for … but they’ve changed a lot over the past few years & — as a parent — so have I. Their food has gotten a lot healthier & yummier (just avoid the fries). McDonalds’ happy meals & other children’s offerings are a LOT more nutritious than what you’ll find on the children’s menu almost anywhere else — but they still seem to maintain the same immense appeal to children that they’ve always had.
And, really, when you’re a parent & want to go out for an inexpensive meal, all you really want is a place with decent food where you can relax while the kids have fun. There are no annoying video game or carnie rip-​offs here, just a fun, varied & low-​tech play structure with lots of fun places to climb, hide & pretend for the older kids; & a small activity center with a soft, spongy surface, amusingly distorted fun-​house mirrors, & an assortment of attractive blocks which spin & stack on rods & can be assembled into patterns for the younger set.
AND, their coffee is pretty danged good, thanks to their partnership with Starbucks. Now, if only they would start serving beer & wine!