McDonald’s

As McDonald’s go I REALLY prefer this one, the other Msv McD’s is more familiar, but this one is just better, overall. I like the ppl at the other one better, but I’m there a lot since gram likes it. It’s not that the ppl here are/​were bad, they were not. I just did not ‘know’ them as I do at their other location. They were all nice, helpful & accommodating. All in all I think I like the food better here.
Again, you order at counter they bring out order, they, like the other location, are still working the ‘bugs’ out w/​taking the order out after. They got it right, but not 1^st time, which wasn’t an issue. They were nice in fixing everything to make it all what we ordered.

I’ve never been a fan of McDonald’s. Even as a kid, my brother would beg to go but I wanted to eat anywhere else, even at home… I never liked their hamburgers, though their fries have long been a favorite. When I was a kid I liked their hot fudge sundaes.
Nowadays I only go if someone else really wants to go. Thankfully Sweetie isn’t a huge fan either; still, sometimes it’s handy, so I reluctantly go. They’ve added a few items that I can handle (lately, the McWrap.) But there is so much I dislike about the food and the place, and there are so many other places I’d love to go, that I would rather go hungry for awhile.
Now, you might already know that I’m a sucker for First to Reviews on Unilocal,so when I saw that this one, on a busy stretch in Marysville, had somehow never been reviewed I decided to stop in. It’s handy for me, but I always go somewhere else.
Upon seeing the menu I was reminded why I pass it by– not much looked interesting. I did notice that they finally offer breakfast all day. This seemed to be everyone’s big complaint– they only liked their breakfast, but never made it in time to get it. I settled on a buttermilk chicken sandwich, fries, a drink (no supersizing,) and a sundae.
The sandwich was actually decent: real chicken, crispy outside and moist inside, on a decent bun with fresh veggies. The fries were a letdown. I don’t have them often, but I remember them as being better. I think there’s less salt now, and they weren’t very crispy. They used to be the star, but maybe they’ve changed for health reasons. Plus, other places have upped their fry game. The sundae was what I remembered: generic softserve, plasticky hot fudge, but all in all a good cheap treat.
The place was clean, and service was efficient during the afternoon pre-​Honda rush. Prices are reasonable; I got all of the above for less than $ 9.
There’s another McDonald’s in town that hasn’t been reviewed yet. If anyone reads this, maybe they’ll save me the trouble of eating this stuff again by going out and reviewing it. If not, I will survive.