McDonald's — Restaurant in El Paso

I really want to like this McDonald's location. It's centralized and the play area is spacious, which is great for me with my young kids. However, it is -extremely- dirty. Like, every time I've been there in the past year or so, it's literally never been clean. My last visit, my kids spilled their drink on the floor and I asked for some help to clean it, nobody ever came to clean it. I had to use napkins to wipe up what i could while my friend raided the cleaning closet for the mop and bucket, so we could clean it ourselves. Today I gave it one more try, again, because it's centralized and had a big play area, by going in the morning (around 10:30), hoping to catch the restaurant in its clean state. Nope. I guess there is no daily cleaning. Everything looks as though it still hasn't been cleaned. The bathroom in the playplace is unusable with a backed up, nasty toilet. The main restrooms were in desperate need of mopping and a wipe down at the least. I took the food I ordered to go instead, and went to another McDonalds that I know to be very clean and kept up. I hope the manager starts to care about the appearance of their restaurant because I'd really like to feel comfortable frequenting here more often. For now, I'm inviting friends to other, much cleaner,...

Disabled kids are not very welcome here.

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First off let me say that I have been to a lot of McDonald's restaurants in my time. But this thus far, it's the worst McDonald's, I think in McDonald's history first off. This is a newly renovated mcdonald's. Whoever is the architect behind the renovation? Needs to be fired or sued. Because this design is horrible. Secondly, it took 27 minutes to get 25. Dollar meal deals. There is absolutely no customer service here and they are trying to do hostile architecture. Evening stillness of eliminating drink refills. There is no drink station. It's only in the back for the employees to do. There is no menu for seniors that can't operate computers. There is no menu on the walls. I remember back in the day when McDonald's used to be a fun place to go to where your kids enjoyed it. Where you can have lunch with some co-workers now. It's like a prison, a contemporary new prison. This place is terrible and the people that work here have no sense of urgency. Their uniforms look sloppy, no name tags, and they're not even wearing appropriate workshoes. They're wearing nikes and Jordans. Do yourself a favor don't come here if you want a bad experience, then by all means, have it to go. I will never be back at...