McDonald's Corporation Consumer Reviews - Page 2

LEWISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA -- We were in the Lewisburg McDonald's on Sunday, April 14th. It was not extremely busy because it was only 3:45 pm. Being there for a birthday party, we were waiting for the girl to set up. Once the party was set up and everyone was starting to arrive, I went into the restroom to use the change table. The change table had 1 paper liner to use and the table itself looks like it has never been wiped off with any type of chemical cleaner. I took my infant back to my husband to hold so that I could use the bathroom. I checked all 3 stalls only to find urine all over each one. I asked the girl in charge of the birthday party what to do about cleaning the restroom. She told me to go and talk to the manager.

I went to the front counter and asked to speak with the manager. The man said he would take care of it and asked if I checked the front family restroom in the play area. When I went to use that one it was occupied by children. I returned to the birthday party area while walking behind the girl I assume was asked to check the restroom. She had no gloves, no bucket, no cleaner or anything in her hands. I thought maybe she was checking to see what she needed so I sat and waited. While I was waiting I was sitting with my family at the newly set up birthday party. (Literally 5 minutes after it was set up).

We were the first in there and to sit at the tables. There was food all over the tables and finger smudges from whoever was there before. All of the birthday stuff was set up on dirty places. As I looked around and assessed the other tables I came to realize none of the tables had been wiped clean in between setting up and us arriving. I had to use several wet wipes to clean our table so that I was able to eat off of it. After about 15 minutes I asked the girl working the birthday party, who was standing right by the door if the girl was done cleaning the bathroom yet.

She said "I didn't even take notice to them being cleaned." I figured it was done, however, to my surprise when I went into the bathroom I checked every stall to find out that only the handicapped one had been wiped off, and by wiped off I mean a towel with a quick swiping. There were feces all down the front of it and urine still on every seat near the back. Nothing was cleaned at all. No chemicals used whatsoever. I was utterly appalled at the manner in which the situation was handled and felt I thoroughly needed to bathe myself in scalding water upon arriving home.

My concern is with the amount of bio hazards floating in fluids, body fluids. It was a germ fest waiting for little hands to try to use the toilet. I would have rather walked next door to the hospital to use the bathroom than use the facilities in the McDonald's. On the way out of the birthday party, we noticed a bus had arrived with more than 30 people. I imagine the bathroom wasn't cleaned before they got there, nor while they were there as time would have permitted the cleaning before the busy dinner rush.

GOOSE CREEK, SOUTH CAROLINA -- On Tuesday, October 16th, at or about 0945 am, I drove up to the local McDonald's restaurant to purchase an ice less sweet tea and what I thought was a Fruit and Walnut meal??? The cashier asked me for my order and I stated to him "a sweet tea - no ice, and the Fruit and Walnut meal." The cashier then replied "there is no Walnut and fruit and $1.08 for the tea, please drive forward." So, I stated "Yes, there is. It is on the menu (display)." The cashier then stated the total again and told me to proceed forward.

I drove forward thinking maybe the cashier didn't quite hear me. So, when I got to the drive through window, I asked the cashier again about the FW meal w/o stating something to the effect of is it fruit and walnut together (I'm thinking a small (fresh) fruit bowl with walnuts sprinkled on top). He stated something like "there is no Walnut and Fruit on the menu", with an attitude.

I, then "Yes there is and I would like to speak with a Manager. As he was sliding the drive through window in my face he called/radioed for a Manager. A few minutes later I can hear the cashier and the manager talking about the meal issue. The cashier stated something like "she just wants a discount or free oatmeal". Really, McDonald employee, a free $1.99 oatmeal???

Next, the female manager opened the sliding window and asked me "How can I help you" and "what is the problem?" So, I started to explain my side of the story. I basically stated/said "I wanted to order the Fruit and Walnut meal that is on the menu, along with a sweet tea. The manager (again) replied "there is no Fruit and Walnut meal, on the menu and that they don't serve that, just maple oatmeal." So, for the second time I stated "YES" there is a Fruit and Walnut meal. I just saw/read on the meal/menu sign, come outside and see. The manager was like "OK" and came outside and walked to the menu sign.

A few minutes later, she came back with an overlay off the menu (she took down from the sign) and told me:" see I told you there is "NO" Fruit and Walnut" meal, but a Fruit and Walnut salad. I then looked at her and the overlay menu in her hand (reading the overlay) and stated: "NO" that is not what the sign says. I don't see salad on there. She then replied that is what it is...a salad. So, I replied then you need to redo the sign or take it down because it is confusing. Mind you the picture of the Fruit and Walnut and oatmeal-menu, display, showed a picture of a bowl of oatmeal and some fruit. Not, one time did I see a picture a fruit and walnut SALAD, at 0945 in the morning.

The manager replied with I was the only person that saw the item/meal as I'm assuming breakfast, everyone else saw it as lunch and that nobody ever questioned that before. I replied "REALLY. No one ever saw the sign/picture of the Fruit and Walnut, with price/calories next to and didn't think it was breakfast?" She replied: "NOPE" with a grin on her face, like it was funny.

I was so outdone with the service/cashier/manager. I would eat mostly lunch, maybe a couple breakfasts there. But after this experience, I will not participated/eat/dine/purchase, at this McDonald's, because any time an employee, let alone a manager behave in this way was so uncalled for and tacky especially in front of her subordinates. Yes, daytime drama at the drive through.

I drove away so disgusted and by the way, according to the official McDonald's website, there is a fruit and walnut (oatmeal) dish. I didn't see the fruit and walnut SALAD, at all, on the menu. Can someone please let me know when that happens (when the fruit & walnut salad is displayed on the breakfast menu/drive through)?

Okay, so I've been working at McDonalds for probably a little over a month so I understand for the most part how things go. Now I'm not going to use real names for confidentiality purposes. We have a lot of Canadians during the summer going on vacation. We, as window people (Or cashier inside), have to take a little extra time with them to figure out what they want. The Main Manager told me and another employee, right in front of the Canadians (who seemed to speak English just fine), that they can't understand us so she doesn't know why we are taking so much time trying to talk to them.

Well, I was given the impression that we are to treat every customer without discrimination, whether it be race, sex, mental capabilities, or nationality. And also, when I was trained I was ONLY trained for the cash register. Training lasts for four days. Then after they expected me to know everything else without it being shown to me. They do this with everyone that's new. So whenever I can, I help out new people to the best of my ability. The main manager also seems to think that we are robots or something. Doesn't realize that we are going as fast as we can to help all of our customers without rushing the customers.

Even when there's a long line I am VERY respectful to my customers and the rest don't mind the wait so long as you're nice to them. But she wants us to just forget the whole take your time with the customer to where I'm getting in trouble and, in my opinion, the customer is treated badly. Another thing is when a customer orders a drink it is customary that we, the cashier people, make their drinks and give them their cups.

Well I'll be making some guys coffee and find out that they had already done it and now I'm yelled at for wasting coffee but then I get yelled at if I don't get the coffee. So when there are two of us on cash and I'm not busy, I let the other person know if I'm getting their stuff or not, which the Main Manager doesn't think we should know if she is getting our stuff or not. She even accused me for making a customer leave at 5:30 AM. I can assure you that it wasn't my fault or anyone's for that matter.

I was taking the order of a senior citizen, as I normally would. And there was a woman behind him looking over the menu, so I was fully aware of her presence and fully intended on taking her order. The senior ordered a coffee, which I have to get. The woman left during this time. Note that I'm going as fast as I can with the coffee without burning myself. So what does the main manager do? Says I took too long and that's why the woman left. The woman was there probably no longer than two minutes. Maybe she decided she didn't want McDonald's at almost 6 in the morning.

All I know is that it wasn't because of me not paying attention to her. I don't know. Maybe I'm just venting but I hate working there. The only reason I do is to get what little money they give me to take care of my daughter. Trust me if I can find a better job I would. If there are managers reading this treat the people under you with respect otherwise they are going to quit and you will be doing the work yourselves.

DAYTON, OHIO -- Occurred: April 20, 2012 about 5:30 AM. I stopped by the McDonald's at 1501 Keowee St, Dayton, Ohio as I do a couple times a week for breakfast on the way to work. I ordered off the dollar menu as I normally do. Ordering a Sausage McMuffin, no egg. The lady that took the order (which as with every morning I stop in is very friendly) told me as normal my order was a dollar. I pulled to the window and paid with a ten dollar bill and was given change. I pulled to the next window and realized that I had only received $6 and some change. I just figured an honest mistake and I looked at the receipt and was charged for oatmeal (another honest mistake).

I spoke with the woman at the next window and told her the problem and she took the receipt and change and made a correction bringing me back another amount. After looking I now had $7 and some change. I told her that what I had ordered was off the dollar menu and she said she wasn't sure and checked with another person that I assume was a manager and she said no that it wasn't on the dollar menu.

I tried telling them that I had just stopped in on Thursday and purchased the same thing and was only charged one dollar. She said they must not have charged me right. Needing to get to work I decided to leave and called to speak to the manager after I got to work. I tried explaining what had happened and she tried telling me that I had not ordered what I had said I did.

I order the same thing every morning. Only changing with maybe ordering a hashbrown to go along with my order. I was overcharged and never received the correct amount back. I have contacted McDonald's Corp and below is the only response that I have received:

"Hello Jason. Thank you for taking the time to contact McDonald's Customer Service Center to bring your recent experience to our attention. First, I hope you will accept my sincere apology for your disappointment in McDonald's. I can assure you that we want you to be completely satisfied every time you visit one of our restaurants. Because most McDonald's restaurants are independently owned and operated, I have forwarded your comments to the franchise owner or local representative for follow up at the restaurant you visited.

Secondly, we want to recognize your complimentary comments and thank you for your kind words. Although we did not completely meet your expectations, please know that our restaurant employees strive to maintain the highest standards of quality, service and cleanliness. It's certainly nice to know that their efforts are appreciated. Again, thank you for taking the time to contact McDonald's. Customer feedback is very important to us as it helps us improve. McDonald's is number one because of customers like you." Gloria - McDonald's Customer Response Center ref#:**.

TORRANCE, CALIFORNIA -- The right to refuse or discrimination. I have visited your store at 18145 Crenshaw Blvd., Torrance, CA more than 6 days a week and many days two times a day. I eat lunch and many days I have my dinner there as well. The food is really great and the service is excellent during the evenings. I even stick around and use the WiFi after dinning. Many times I stay longer. The customer service is very good and many of the employees handle multiple tasks without controversy.

However, over the last year I have been in the store a number of times early in the day and before noon and have had an encounter with the same female employee who refuses to wait on me, and screws up my order when she does wait on me. I have a right to the same service she provides to other customers she waits on, but for some reason I do not get satisfactory service from that employee.

She has told other employees "I do not want to wait on him". One of the many observed acts of misconduct for example - I ordered a large strawberry shake and large fry. And she told me the price and it didn't sound right, so I asked her to repeat the order back to me. And she had taken it wrong, and had only charged me for a small shake. When I corrected her she became agitated and reached over the counter and began punching the cancel key on the card reader with unnecessary force and stating hysterically "OK, OK, if you want to change it we can change it".

I was shocked that she was attempting to blame me for her mistake (which I believe was a willful misconduct of an employee). I contacted a manager right then to let them know what had taken place and after she talked to me she went back behind the counter and everyone gathered around her and began to laugh openly. I was again shocked at such discrimination.

Today Tue. Dec. 27, 2011 at 10:55 AM I come in and she tells another employee she does not want to wait on me. I asked what the problem was and the other employee threw up his hands and stated "I do not know". I suggested that she does not have a right to pick and chose whom she does or does not want to wait on at McDonald's. He pointed to a sign that read "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone".

I believe there is a difference in reserving the right and discrimination. If I have done something wrong then ban me from the McDonald's. This is one person who thinks her employment gives the right to choose who they give service to in a customer service position. This issue is not being dealt with at the management level and it continues and will continue as she thinks she is not wrong in what she is doing to your customers. What if we all decided to work at our jobs in the same manner? How long would we stay in business if one rogue employee dictated who they served?

BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA -- I guess this is a double complaint, I'm just fed up. I've had problems with McDonald's for years simply because I'm the only person in the world who doesn't like cheese on their burger. I have nothing against cheese as a food item. Just wish for it not to mingle with my meat :) About 4 years ago I wrote to customer service about the McDonald's near my house in Lafayette, LA for continuously putting cheese on my burgers then being rude about redoing it. 6 weeks later I got an apology in the mail with a coupon for a double cheeseburger.....I'm Lovin' It!

So, for a while I ordered the Big N' Tasty because it was their only burger without cheese, and therefore harder for them to screw up. Then of course they removed that item from the menu so that all their burgers now have cheese by default. And the madness begins again. Currently I live in Baton Rouge, LA and my roommate loves McDonald's so we go there a lot. We always go through the drive through, always check our food, and always have to stop and go in to ask them to redo my burgers (they've yet to get it right even once even though I always ensure that the screen says "No Cheese" before driving forward).

I've worked at a fast food restaurant before, and have been employed in the restaurant industry as a server for a few years now so I always try to be pleasant to McDonald's employees despite their ignorance with the cheese thing and basic customer service (like apologizing for messing up my order....something that's only happened twice in the past 8 years).

So, here's the big part of the story. A few weeks ago my roommate and I were running some early morning errands and decided to pick up some McD's breakfast before heading home. We knew we would have to go in eventually (because I also don't like cheese on my egg mcmuffin), so we just parked and ordered inside. My roommate went first and got some pancakes, then I ordered myself the egg mcmuffin value meal (sans cheese). She asked me what I would like to drink and I said "orange juice, but could you upgrade it to a medium, I always finish before I even get home".

When the price was a little higher than expected I didn't think anything of it because I knew she would charge me more for a larger drink. But then she handed me a cup. Figuring it was just a little mistake I said "Ma'am, I'm sorry, but I ordered an orange juice." She then turns to me and says "No you didn't, you ordered an egg mcmuffin meal with a medium drink and an extra orange juice." My roommate, who heard the whole thing spoke up; "Actually, I heard her, she never ordered an extra juice." While I felt the woman behind the counter was being a little rude about the whole situation, I knew my roommate had a short fuse and I didn't want the situation to escalate.

From my experience in the industry, I know how voids, comps, etc. work and that it would be easier for me to just cancel my juice and keep the rest of the order as is (it's easier to split off an added item as opposed to something included in a meal). So I actually apologized to the lady for the misunderstanding and asked that she simply remove the orange juice as I wouldn't be requiring two drinks. (Once again, I wanted the OJ, but was trying to make things easy on this girl to avoid confrontation).

The girl then gives me an annoyed look, turns around and yells for her manager, she then proceeds to tell the manager (who also looks annoyed) to cancel my entire order. At that point I was honestly too shocked to say anything. They refunded me. During all of this my roommate's order had been placed on the counter. She hadn't picked it up yet and the same looked at her and asked "You ordered hot cakes?", my roommate nodded, "Well there they are!". My roommate picked up her bag, informed the girl that the attitude was not necessary and we left.

You know, I've had to deal with unreasonable customers time after time in the food service industry and I know it can be tough which is why I always apologize for misunderstandings automatically even if it's not my fault. And when the customer is understanding about things, it just makes me want to make things right for them even more.

As a customer in this situation, I did everything I could to make things easy on this girl because I didn't know if it was her first day, or if she had just had a bad morning. The drink really could have been a misunderstanding....if she was 95% deaf in both ears, but to have my entire order cancelled when I only asked to take off an additional drink, there was no excuse for that.

I am so tired of the way customer service has fallen in this day and age. Call me old fashioned but I still believe that when someone is paying for a service or product that you want them to buy from you, you should treat them with a little respect. Just the other day at work, a lady at my table felt that her burger wasn't quite med well. I apologized, my manager apologized, we cooked her a whole new burger, we comped her appetizer.

Even though it was our standard med well, we took full responsibility and did everything possible to make her happy and I thought it was justified because we wanted her to be happy with her experience and return. Then I go to effing McD's and get treated like crap for what? A lazy employee with a sorry attitude, and a perfect twin to every other employee that works there. So tired of this being the norm.

I would have to say this was the worst visit I have ever had at a McDonalds. My mother and I arrived at about 7:50 pm on 12/18/10. There was one guest in front of us. The girl at the counter took her order and then proceeded to help fill orders for drive through (they were busy) but not once did she look at us or acknowledge we were standing there.

After waiting 15 minutes she took our order. She never apologized for the wait and never bothered to make eye contact. I understand they had a backed up drive through but at a very minimum an apologized for the 15 minute wait was in order. Annoyed already we made the order and stepped aside to wait for it to be filled. By that time there was already a line forming behind us due to the girl taking so long to take our order.

The manager was very busy filling orders and put our bag of food on the counter but said nothing to us (this was 15 minutes after the order was placed). My mother asked her if that was our order and she said "yes but I am waiting for a sandwich." Again she didn't apologize or even acknowledge the fact that we had been waiting so long.

My mom then told the girl at the counter the food was getting cold and she just turned away and took the order for the next guest. She didn't even acknowledge my mother. The order sat there for about another 10 minutes and then she added the sandwich. My mother told the manager the rest of the food was cold at that point. The manager then responded with "I am doing the best I can." Again no apology... We then asked for our money back and left.

The restaurant at that point was filled with guests and every single one of them saw this. We arrived at this McDonalds at 7:50 and left at 8:35. Is this acceptable for a to-go order? I understand when things get busy and there may be a longer wait but the guest should be made aware of this and again an apology should be given.

I felt like we were ignored and the manager could have cared less if she kept our business or not. She just took our food and put it behind the counter when we asked for our money back. To add insult to injury she gave us the incorrect change when the refund was given. Our order was Crispy chicken meal (large), 20 pieces nuggets, 2 kids' meals. Total = $ 24.00.

Because of this we will never go back to this McDonalds even though it is very close to my mother's house. I work for a very large Automotive company in the consumer affairs office. I know good customer service and I know sometimes things get rough. But when that happens the manager of all people should be the first to acknowledge a guest and apologize. We left McDonalds that night and went to Taco Bell up the street and purchased our food. We were in and out of there within 15 minutes.

LANDER, WYOMING -- I'm in the process of moving, so all of my kitchen items are packed, which means eating out this week. Yesterday for breakfast, I went to McDonalds and ordered a #1 with a medium soda (Egg McMuffin & hashbrown). It came to $5.30. Today, I ordered a #1 with a medium orange juice. It was $6.54. $1.24 more for the healthy drink option?!? I thought McDonalds was trying to improve their image and make healthier options available to people at a reasonable price?

It's not reasonable to charge $1.24 more for a medium orange juice than for a medium soda, especially considering the medium orange juice is still 1/2 the size of the medium soda. It's very distressing to know that so many people eat less healthy because of cost! If you have McDonalds for breakfast on your way to work each morning, that's $24.80 more a month to have orange juice, as opposed to soda, or $297.60 more a year. This is a McDonald's wide issue, not a local store issue.

To be clear: There are a few comments suggesting I should go ahead and drink a soda since the meal is so unhealthy anyway....to that I say hogwash. I am not trying to "watch my calories" or "make up for junk food with a healthy side dish" and I'm not "trying to avoid sugar". All of these assumptions are incorrect. I don't want the caffeine and I don't want the carbonation. I also like to try to get Vitamin C in the morning in the form of whole foods. Since I am out of my normal routine with moving, I am trying my best to get it with what options I have.

Eating an orange might be healthier than drinking OJ from McD's, but that's not the point of my post. Soda is one of the worst things you can add to your diet and I try not to drink it very often. I do not eat fast food very often so I am really shocked at this price difference. I suppose people who eat it a lot have become jaded to the overall implication with the price difference. Yes, OJ is more expensive in the grocery store than soda, but it's not anywhere near THIS type of price difference.

It was early Saturday morning, when me and my friend decided to go for a ride, we stopped at the McDonald's here in Huron, Ohio, it's a small town, and sometimes the off hours food isn't what it could be, so we usually stick to peak hours to avoid dry and cold burgers. We drove up around 10:30 AM and ordered a McMuffin with egg and 3 Cheeseburgers, a Hamburger, and an orange juice, and a shake.

The Lady taking our order said we could still order McMuffins, but they didn't have Egg to go with the sandwich; my friend thought it would be alright since the first burgers of the day are fresh and hot. They took our money ($10.50), and said at the pickup window (after we got the shake and orange juice) to pull up and park (people were behind us) and that it would be 7 minutes. After we got our bag we pulled away - Down the road, the cheeseburgers were almost Cold and dry (...sitting around), the Mcmuffin was old and the hamburger was missing.

I told my friend who was driving that the food was CRAP again, I wanted to throw it out and was upset that it was SO BAD again! But she said, "We're taking it back!" We went back to the Huron McDonald's, and I tried to take it inside, but it only upset me more with 15 people in line. Then we went around the drive through, and she told them we were missing a burger and the cheeseburgers were 'not hot'. The lady that took our money before said, "They were just made fresh!" and gave us a dirty look as we pulled up to the next windows to see the Manager. The Manager apologized and in a couple of minutes gave us new burgers.

A couple of miles down the road we tried the hamburgers, they were fresh and hot; but after a bite, the burger were SO Freaking salty, you couldn't even finish it (it made me gag!) Then I gave her a Cheeseburger, and I tried a Cheeseburger. We couldn't take more than a couple bites before we had to stop! Everything they gave us was WAY too salty! She said "in the 20 years I've been eating burgers, I Never had a Burger this AWFUL, Ever!" They tasted like they were soaked in brine, it was so GROSS!

We called the Huron, Ohio McDonald's phone number on the receipt from the car, and complained about how the food was purposely oversalted because we went back for the burger we paid for and they didn't give us; and how cold the "Made Fresh" Cheeseburgers were.

We were put on the phone with the Manager (Melisa). The girl who answered the Phone said the Manager cook the Burgers herself. The Manager apologized up and down. My Friend explained to her "it wasn't funny, or a mistake; that all the new burgers were intentionally oversalted and made inedible".

How can people be so Petty! They throw tons of food away everyday, but Don't ever take food back to McDonald's, these malcontents will spit in it or worse to "get" back at you. I'm sure those delinquents thought they'd show us...

JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA -- It was just the start of January 2009 when I was hired at the local McDonald's. I was more than happy to begin working; it was exciting to be a part of the experience--or so, I thought. First off, I want to say I am truly surprised at how many people eat at McDonald's, and how MUCH. After all it was not too long ago when there was such an uproar about the fast food corporation because of documentaries like "Fast Food Nation" or "Super Size Me" (very good documentaries too!).

My full-time job was very much confused with hell thanks to both customers, managers, and other employees. Not saying of course that ALL the customers, managers, and other employees were a nightmare to deal with, because some of them were pretty cool.

Customers always complained about how long it took for them to get their order taken and receive their food. It was because this was the second most busy McDonald's in all of Jacksonville. This restaurant is the ONLY fast food restaurant right off the Interstate near here. I had lines of families waiting to order, and when they approached me and my register they would just complain about how they couldn't find a parking spot, how the drive-through was backed up around the whole building, or how long it took me to take their order. What was I supposed to do about that? I was pushing those buttons on my register as fast as I could.

They threw fits when I told them extra sauce was 25 cents. They cried when I couldn't take coupons over their expiration date. They would taunt the front cashiering workers for packets of ketchup when there was an obvious ketchup pump with little paper-cup holders right next to the soda machine while they were dining in; and it seemed that they would take those ketchup packets and coat a section of the trays in them so we would have to scrub them down real good.

Some of the managers and employees were worse. I had worked morning shift, and at 2:00 pm the night shift were SUPPOSE to come in and take our spots. Every day, they were always late and that meant I had to stay after until they decided to get there. And when they did arrive there they got away with a slap on the wrist, and I'm pretty sure I have not gotten a single dime from working overtime like that. Those night shift workers had it good. They wore jeans and high-heels to work sometimes, and listened to their ipods their entire shift. Those night shift managers let them do whatever they wanted.

I had problems where night shift were supposed to stock the front area for us cash registering people for morning shift, and sometimes they never did.. causing us problems with the customers and the morning managers. That too was a slap on the wrist for night shift. We had hired a girl from South Korea who learned 10 years worth of English but still had somewhat of an accent. I always overheard the other employees and even the managers make smart remarks about how she should learn how to talk English right, or how they were disgusted with her culture.

Sometimes at the end of the day I would have money missing out of my drawer, and it puzzled me why because I was so damn good with money. After I paid McDonald's back with the money out of my paycheck I learned that managers were using my register when I was out for lunch. So I had to pay for their careless mistakes!

One day after work, I was called by one of my managers to take her home and I agreed to do it. I thought her house was nearby but it was clear over in Orange Park. While we were driving there she asked me if I can sign a rental car for her in my name and if she could borrow my credit card. She also stole money from out of the registers there at McDonald's, and stole a credit card from a customer. And guess what? She still works there.

The week after that happened I quit. Now I couldn't tell you about the food there. I vowed to stop eating at fast food places a long time ago and that's working out very well for me. But hey, the apple dippers with caramel there are pretty tasty!