McDonald's — Restaurant in City of Edinburgh

I was in the other the day, and wow I must say what a mcdonalds. Upon entering I was smiled at, waved at and approached in the most pleasant manner a man such as myself (a man of class) could ask for. Each employee had a youthful energy and sparkling aura (which I can see by the way) The food was sublime, my tastebuds were ravished as my throat absorbed the orange fanta which tasted as tho it were squeezed from south African fanta fruit itself. The adrenaline filled my blood with angst and apprehension, I feel as though the flavours themselves acted as an elixir youth (I am 30 by the way and recently found my first grey hair so this day was just the pick me up I needed) I myself decided that a succulent chicken legend would quench my bloodthirst (you know what they say you are what you eat - a legend not a piece of chicken betwixt two warm expertly toasted buns) After making the decision that a chicken legend will keep my murderous tendencies dorment for another day (thats a joke, by the way, ive never killed anyone - unless youre talking about killing with kindness in which case refer to my relatives for a character statement) I was shockingly forced to face the four horsemen of the apocalypse: .cool mayo .hot & spicy mayo .BBQ .plain Plain, well lets put it this way, I do not livehe sex life of a man who orders plain chicken legends. This is a fundamental truth. BBQ, This condiment satisfies me the least. Hot and spicy, even the mere mention makes my heart rate double. Finallt, cool mayo, I can tell instantly that you use the finest Batavia lecctuce, which only serves to compliment the cool mayo, which in instelf stands as a titan above all flavourful extracts. The fries were delicate to maximum potential. And I must say as a closing statement, although my career has taken me to become the ceo of a conglomerate, I would trade it all for for Ronalds approval regarding my employment within your hidden beautiful establishment, disguised as a disgusting putrid asda. I shop at lidl by the way.

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The Vegetable Deluxe is delicious and the staff friendly, however, be careful if you are allergic to anything. I have been here twice and both times asked for no mayo and the staff repeated it back to me. In both cases they added mayo - the label on the package even stated no mayo. The staff were happy to cook another burger, and were apologetic, but I am aware a young woman died after eating a Pret baguette not so long ago - therefore if you have any food allergies or intolerances , perhaps give this place a miss as there does not appear to have been sufficient training on this . I would recommend the Vegetable Deluxe, but if you don't eat dairy be prepared to eat cold fries after having to return the original burger and wait for a second burger...

I never go to McDonald's, but a few weeks ago I went to Asda with my family and after our shopping we decided to grab a quick bite to eat. I'm from abroad and I'd never had a Happy Meal in my life, so I decided to try one, especially after my husband assured me that there was a little toy inside :) So I went up to the counter and ordered a Happy Meal from a sweet lovely girl with shiny eyes, who answered my many questions patiently and with a smile. The meal was tasty and the toy was cute, but the best part of the experience was how friendly the service was. I live quite far from this location, but I will certainly return here on occasion just to get a Happy Meal from the...