McDonald’s

If you crave McDonalds, never go here. The staff is incredibly rude and unreliable. They sometimes open the lobby very late, so its not a good place to get coffee in the morning. Everything I get from here is sloppy, every burger i get is slapped together with little to no effort. When I order a mcflurry, it is just ice cream with a bunch of m&ms on top. I highly recommend waiting for the next McDonalds, because this is the worst McDonalds I know.

The worst ! I was sitting at the table because the line was long and a security officer approached me and said,” if you’re not going to buy something you have to leave «. I told him that I was and that I’ve spent a lot of money at this McDonald’s in the past. He was being rude so I left. I’ll never come back here again. I came here a few days ago to get an Egg McMuffin and it tasted like crap. This happened on June 25, 2015.

I live a block away so I come here several times a month. Service is quick, however the workers are rude and occasionally mess up your order. The building hasn’t been updated in awhile, so expect to go to a 80’s-90’s era McDonald’s. I ordered a McFlurry and they «didn’t have ice cream», so I had to order something else. Dissapointing.

This place is a dump and a blight on Temple’s campus; get rid of it! The interior is disgusting and the trash left around the front of the place is destroying property values.

I dunno.
I went here for breakfast a day after vacation because I had no groceries. Steak, egg, and cheese bagel. No character, really. Not memorable. It was food at least.

McD is one of my favorite places for fries and Big Mac. I love that service is fast and accurate; however, this place gets packed at night & weekends. This is on Broad St. near Temple University corridor so expect the college students to be hanging around and enjoying the free wifi.

I love McDonald’s Monopoly. More specifically, I love peeling off the game pieces from the packaging. As a kid and throughout high-​school, I’d skip out on the school cafeteria for a Micky D and purchase any number of items that contain the pieces. I liken it to the thrill of scratch-​off lottery tickets. Maybe it’s the anticipation of what property or prize I’m going to get, or maybe it’s the fun of filling out a piece of paper to create a game board. Alas, as I graduated college I stopped going to McDonald’s completely, for reasons I don’t even have to explain for you to know why.
One morning in October that just past, I found out MacDougle’s Monopoly game was happening again. The promotion had been going on for a few weeks with two more to go. I thought about it. I kinda wanted to peel the pieces once more. I saw that the pieces are on the hash browns; one of the few items McDonald’s serves that won’t make me vomit. When I arrived back at my office, I opened the bag and saw no game pieces. Thanks McDonald’s Family Restaurant of Temple, for reminding me never to visit again and that the Monopoly fun will always be a fond memory.