Mcdonald's - Menu

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We're at McDonald's. The new menu is really good. Friendly staff and good atmosphere.

The staff is generally quite friendly, unfortunately I find that there are too many regular obstructions and slanders in the orders View menu

Automatic controls are simple and effective. The mac do benefit is totally successful (teat, cleanliness, hygiene, table service . . .

Good fast food however expensive enough for the level of meal satisfaction. I explain, we take a classic menu we eat the meal all the time and leave the building half an hour later, we notice that we come to an end just after.

Wait times are far from the standards imposed by the brand. But didn't the brand fire a bullet in the foot with the new kitchens? It's much less fluid, burgers are less hot, the full-kitchen process was much better, it was moving!! View menu

Good service, no forgetting in the perfect order (except the apple instead of the tomato requested in the child menu), wrap goat without consistency 2 small salad leaves only, and there was a mixture of fries and potatoes instead of potatoes... same for dessert (macfleury) Disappointment of the meal, content of the room service.

Cleanliness, order speed, table service, regular cleaning of furniture, employees' smile. Meat not too cooked, soft bread, salad and tomatoes in quantity. It's all there. Parking large enough to park without problems. Only flat: the outside garbage was overflowing, which prompted customers to get rid of their waste in a compartment not intended for this purpose.

Not a lot to relate about Mcdonalds as it is probably one of the most recognised and used brands in the world. However one update worth relating is the fact that the restaurants in France and presumably other countries) now feature touch screen menus in French and English. You can select everything you want from the menu , make payment, take a receipt sit down and wait for your food to arrive at the table. This is particularly useful if you cannot converse well enough in French. View menu