McDonald's — Restaurant in Alberta

My experience in peace river Alberta McDonald’s was the worst experience of my life. On October the 7th at 1030 pm I went up there with my friend because I can’t drive. Ordered my order which was 10 chicken nuggets large fries large drink got up to the window the lady took the money turned around turned around again and threw the money back inside the vehicle never gave me my order told us at the window that she and everyone else is not serving to any of us ever again. Just because this one lady has a personal issue with a friend. Which in my opinion has nothing to do with McDonald’s especially if you’re working it shouldn’t be allowed conflict of interest. Just because you have a problem with someone you shouldn’t take it out on your work. By far the worst experience I’ve ever had any McDonald’s if I could give 0 stars I...

Me and my buddies would literally eat here everyday lol. The workers are super nice. We got a Christmas card from one of them. I highly recommend the McDouble+poutine combo (only $6.83) with a suspiciously good coca cola to wash the warm poutine down.

Lemme tell you bout the poutine here. It's super good. It comes in this little treasure box, and when you open it, you can almost hear the angels singing. You see the fries and cheese covered in gravy, and it almost appears to be glowing, as if this poutine is from heaven. You start eating it, but something is missing... Ah yes, the coke. Take a swig of that and wash it down. But wait, eat some of the McDouble too. It's a perfect combo meal 😂😂

I hope that ketchup stain is still on the south window. Ah, the memories😂

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This is a McDonald's just like every other McDonald's. We ordered curbside pickup so we didn't go in the store. Our only interaction with staff was when one handed us our bags. She seemed friendly enough. They forgot a spoon for my sundae and straws for our drinks but the rest of the order they got right and the food was mostly fresh. The chicken nuggets were a little stale. They must make them ahead now and store them in a warming bin instead of cooking to otder. Aside from that their parking lot is a pain if you drive a large truck which a lot of people in Northern Alberta do. Its too narrow, with too few spots and if you don't back into your space there is a very real possibility of getting trapped...