McDonald’s

Easy access from the interstate for quick food on road trips that run through South Carolina.
It’s an older McDonalds and it is relatively clean. Large parking lot and average service time. The employees were very nice about us adding on to our order at the window.

Hello friends,
It was a cool brisk morning, en route back to the queen. I stopped by for my McDonald’s usual… Coffee. I’m used to my Dollar coffee. well it was $ 1.58. Not to sound like a cheap bastered. but… I’m just used to $ 1.00. I still bought it no qualms about it but thought it was odd. (Found it odd? Yes, only because I’ve seen the dollar commercials. the only reason i go to McDonald’s)
It was about 30 employees «working“with only 2ppl in line. Weird. It could stand to use some cleaning, all around Windows, floors, countertops, near the trash.

This McDonald’s is located directly off I-​85 exit 78 in South Carolina (US 221, Chesnee, Spartanburg). This is an old school McDonald’s with worn-​out tile flooring, a PlayPlace for the kiddies, and a small flat panel display playing Fox News. Huge parking lot.
I made a pit stop here on Friday afternoon while traveling between Georgia and North Carolina. The restaurant was mostly empty save for one young family, a trucker, a blue-​collar worker, and two McDonald’s employees on break, eating McDonald’s. One, a burger. The other, a wrap.
I ordered one medium caramel frappé ($ 2.79) for the road. Tina took my order and made my frappé for me. It hit the spot. I enjoyed the coffee, caramel, and fine ice blend. The concoction was topped with whipped cream and caramel drizzle. Since I was driving, I couldn’t enjoy the frappé as I normally do. I usually need two hands — one to hold the cup and the other to handle the straw (to mix and readjust). It was fine for the most part, though.
Service was fast and I was in and out in a jiffy. Clean restrooms.