McDonald’s

[carlos21]

tbf, the gherkins are by miles the best part of it. They'd make a fortune if they pushed their gherkins into supermarkets, but it'd probably slash restaurant use by 50%.

Yo kid.

 

[BlueStevie35]

The coffee is alright, other than that I can`t think of a single reason to entertain the place.

Even the kids don`t want to go there anymore . ( thank god )

The one on the corner of Church St, is like another level of hell.

The only time I’ve even stepped foot in that one was the morning after the Ava White murder where we had to use it as a meeting point as access to the store was cut off by forensics, grim venue.

The one on the corner leading up to St John’s was a good end of night spot in my college/cinema job days (2 double cheeseburgers and a water = zero hangover next day)

 

[Bkk Andy]

He lives in Asia mate. It's cheap.

Thailand's cheap too. I like a McDonald's breakfast if I'm driving long distances. It's decent junk food and breaks the journey.

 

[blulouie]

They have specials every so often or limited editions , it's crap they all taste the same.

Breakfast is a shrunken bap with a rubber burger and hard fried egg with a fatty hash brown...its vile.

Sooner sit in Spoons for the same price.

 

[KaiserEFC]

It’s either really fast because it’s been out for ages and has gone tepid or it’s really slow and comes out so hot it’s inedible, it doesn’t resemble food in any way and nowadays £15 still leaves you feeling hungry.

Utter rubbish.

 

[cronullasharks]

Even in my 20's when I didn't care what I ate it was still bottom of the pile. Burgers and fries both taste like cardboard.

 

[Bishop Thumpety-Thump]

Only ever went in one years ago in a hick town in Australia called Casino. Stinking hot day and it was the only place open. Had a McFlurry with Oreo cookies. Tbf it tasted ok but it was clearly made of just sugar.

I really don’t see the attraction in having underpaid, disinterested children make me food that don’t even biodegrade, God knows what ingredients go into it all.

 

[Zatara]

Haven't been for ages. Since the $5 for 20 nugget days. Been busy so needed a lunch the other day and considered McDonalds. Meal is about $9. For $12 I ordered a pick up from a regular restaurant of 2 eggs, sausage, hash browns, and toast. It was ready in 15 mins and a 10 minute drive away, so I turned up as it was put under the lamps.
Be arsed eating fast food these days. (except Culvers, my one true weakness, but that's, at most, bi-monthly and as an evening meal)

10 nuggets = $2.99
20 nuggets = $5.98

 

[Zatara]

I heard that the quarter pounders are the only burger which is 'fresh' and thats the only item that goes off...not like the cheeseburgers they do the timelapses on which look similarly plastic after months and years.

 

[Thomasc]

The wraps are very good value when “wrap of the day” at £2

 

[Kurt.]

I heard a story once… probably a myth, that McDonald’s have to sell their burgers with lettuce etc (unless you ask for plain) as the sugar content (?) in a plain burger is so high without the salad bits it’s technically a dessert.

 

[Walken]

If I want to treat myself to something a bit grim I'll get Laros for a gyros and some loukoumades, incredible.

I did like to smash 20 nuggets back in my smoking days though

 

[PKwalnuts]

Some right snobs in here, pretending they don't regularly partake in a nugget or 3

 

[Bryan+]

I heard a story once… probably a myth, that McDonald’s have to sell their burgers with lettuce etc (unless you ask for plain) as the sugar content (?) in a plain burger is so high without the salad bits it’s technically a dessert.

For gods sake kurt

 

[Runub]

I can proudly say I have never been to a McDonalds or similar establishment