McDonald’s

this place is always very busy so if you want to eat in forget it, since a refurb a while back they did’nt put alot of seating in downstairs

The town centre branch of McDonald’s is probably the least satisfactory in the area, but due to it’s excellent placing in the middle of the high street you cannot help but stop there. A recent refurbishment has modernised the restaurant, with sofa’s and lots of brightly coloured tables which has made it slightly more appealing. Due to the placement of the restaurant it is always busy with a range of customers from old to young, and there are often a large amount of students and schoolchildren in there; so it is best to avoid it on lunchtimes and afterschool. However, the food is of a decent quality as usual and is the same great prices, but the service is sometimes less than satisfactory as there are so many trainees.

They serve breakfast, milkshakes, happy meals for the kids.
not enough seating area down stairs.

The town centre branch of McDonald’s is the nicest of the three in the area, as it has recently been refurbished. Bright green and orange seating gives the ‘restaurant’ the feel of a café, without the café-​like pricing. However, as it is in a central location, the so-​called ‘Essex boys’ tend to frequent this branch. My son, who goes to the local grammar school, has found it to be somewhat risky entering the ‘restaurant’ wearing a bright purple blazer and tie. In all, the same good value, tasty food you would find with any McDonald’s, but the clientele bring the score down a star.