Mcdonald's

Love, love, love this McDonald’s. One of the fastest locations ever, I’ve never waited more than 8 minutes in line. Most of the workers are kind, I’ve only experienced one that was very rude. Food is always perfect and fast, I always ask for things off my burger and not once have the things I asked for off been on there. Employees do frequently forget to put sauces in the bag but other than that I have no complaints about this location.

Number 4: Chemical Buns Everyone knows that bread is best eaten fresh out of the oven, and that it quickly goes bad when not eaten fast enough. Because of its high water weight and trace elements like wheat, eggs, and yeast, bread is a good breeding ground for scavengers like mold. Yet, McDonald's buns miraculously remain free of mold- not just for weeks or months, but for years. A quick look at what these buns are made of will reveal the secrets of its longevity. Instead of just the basic ingredients used to make bread in regular stores and bakeries, these buns contain a list of chemicals that read very much like a scientific journal. One of the ingredients is calcium sulfate, the compound used to make wall plaster and orthopedic casts. When ingested, this chemical can cause digestive problems and stomach ache. There is also ammonium sulfate, known to cause gastrointestinal irritation leading up to nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. The buns also contain high levels of fructose corn syrup and sodium, which makes your body crave more of the food. With nearly 1000 milligrams of sodium, the body becomes dehydrated. Coupled with low blood glucose as a response to overproduction of insulin, the body falsely feels hungry and craves more and more food. If you're looking to satiate your hunger, McDonald's is not the place to go. Most people assume the worst part of a McDonald's burger is the meat patty, but we can now assume that the buns are equally as harmful. In fact, we could say that McDonald's buns are actually 'bread-like' concoctions that bear very little resemblance to real bread, apart from its visual appearance.

Second time eating here. Did a mobile order. Took nearly 25 minutes to get our food. They finally brought out our food, but seemed surprised when I asked for our drinks. Took them 3 trips to bring everything. My kids food seemed fine. My cheese burger had only cheese and about 1/4 cup of mayo on it and meat look like it had been way over cooked along with the fries. My stomach is paying the price. Probably will not go back there in foreseeable future.

I will never return to this location again. It's always a saying that the customer is always right. Well not to this location. They have the rudest customer service ever. They burn there muffins so much that all you can taste is burntness. Coffee is just as nasty. You have to ask for condiments when your in the drive thru. They rush you to order, and don't greet you or say thank you. I called the store and they act like it's ok for this to happen. Not a sorry just a hang up on the customer. I will NEVER be back here again. And you can't call corporate because they never reach out to anyone. They need a whole new crew or people that love there job or who really wants to work. Because the ones they have now are rude to the max

I thought they closed down all the McDonald's in Russia yet somehow I found myself outside of a Russian McDonald's, well thats the only explanation I can come up with at least since one of the workers denied me my right to Free Speech while playing my guitar waiting for the drive thru and while I didn't have a car, needing to flag someone down but I did have the cash for what I wanted so I was just as much a customer as any of those cars waiting in line listening to their music in their cars, just cause I don't have a stereo to listen to my music or a car to listen to it in doesn't mean I shouldn't be allowed to enjoy my music just like anybody with a car, maybe i was being a little loud but I could have easily toned it down to a reasonable level there was no need to call the cops