McDonald's — Restaurant in Oregon

Ah, the exquisite harmony of flavors and textures that compose the humble yet majestic double cheeseburger and French fries, paired with the effervescent allure of a Diet Coke. Allow me to regale you with a tale of indulgence and sophistication as we embark on a gastronomic journey like no other.

As I beheld the double cheeseburger resting in a pristine cardboard box, my eyes were immediately drawn to its formidable stature. A tower of juicy beef patties, each adorned with a crown of melted cheese, was sandwiched between two pillowy buns that beckoned my taste buds to partake in their savory embrace. The scent of griddled meat and tangy cheese danced tantalizingly in the air, whispering promises of unparalleled satisfaction.

Taking my first bite, I was met with a symphony of flavors that elicited a chorus of delight from my palate. The succulent beef patties were grilled to perfection, boasting a charred exterior that gave way to a tender, juicy interior. The melted cheese draped itself lovingly over the beef, adding a luscious creaminess that contrasted beautifully with the meaty richness. The buns, though seemingly simple, served as the sturdy pillars that held this masterpiece together, providing a delightful chewiness that enhanced the overall experience.

But lo, the true star of this culinary show was the French fries, each slender stick a testament to the artistry of deep-frying. Crisp and golden, with just the right amount of salt to awaken the senses, these fries were a revelation in simplicity. Their crispy exteriors gave way to a fluffy, potato-infused interior that practically melted on the tongue. With each delightful crunch, I found myself transported to a state of pure bliss, where time seemed to stand still and my only focus was on savoring the sheer pleasure of each bite.

And let us not forget the Diet Coke, that sparkling elixir of refreshment that served as the perfect accompaniment to this decadent meal. Its effervescence tickled my nose as I took a sip, the cool, crisp liquid washing away any lingering traces of richness and leaving me feeling rejuvenated and ready for another round of indulgence.

In conclusion, dear reader, the double cheeseburger and French fries with a Diet Coke is not merely a meal—it is an experience. A symphony of flavors, a dance of textures, a feast for the senses that transcends the ordinary and ventures into the realm of culinary artistry. So the next time you find yourself in need of sustenance and satisfaction, do yourself a favor and indulge in this gastronomic marvel. Your taste buds will thank you, and your soul will rejoice in the splendor of such a delightful repast. Cheers to good food and...

This is the closest Mc store near our house. last year we visited quite often for casual meals when the kids were in the mood. Food was ok and we had no issue with service. We have not visited the is store since May and today we were biking with the kids in the area and wanted to stop by to have breakfast on a Sunday.

We didn’t want to leave the kids bikes outside and there was not a sign for no bike. So we took them in and fit them between two tables and made sure they were not blocking anyone or anything. Luckily it was not a busy morning…..

The whole time, no one said anything to us. We ordered the food and sat down and waited for our food. When the food arrived ( also a way smaller portion of breakfast than last year), we started enjoying the meal. The whole time, on one mentioned about the bikes. It all started when my husband went to ask for a water for the kids and a manager was really impatient with him and ignored him couple times until he complained. Then apparently she got upset and walked to me and my kids. She said bikes are not allowed in the store and we need to move them outside right now. That was in the middle of our meals and she used a very bossy and condescending way to talk to us in front of our kids. I told her it was our first time bringing the bikes in and we didn’t see any sign and we didn’t know about this rule. Regardless, she didn’t have to talk to us in this matter, which made me really uncomfortable. She talked back to me and said it was my issue to not feel comfortable and she was also not comfortable about me and my husband. I realized she couldn’t manage the situation and was definitely not problem solving person, so I asked her if I can talk to another manager. She finally agreed and when another manager came out, my husband said sorry about bringing in the bike but ask if we can enjoyed the meal for the last couple minutes and assure we will not bring bikes in next time when we dine here. She said ok but with a very cold face.

I am very disappointed about the service in this store today. Apparently, they have a completely new crew. Back then, a year or two ago, staff worked here were really nice and patient. When you run a store, you need to learn to not talk to your customers in such a condescending way. Just like when I work in the school, it doesn’t matter how I act at home or what’s going on in my personally life, I deal with my students with so much patience and respect. I don’t assume my students know everything and if mistakes happen, I always give them another chance. Is it such a big deal that a customer placed two kids bikes in a not so busy morning...

I've been coming to this McDonald's for about 7 years since they first opened. I don't come weekly but probably once a month and not always for a meal. Sometimes it's just to grab a coffee fries or even occasionally now bags of ice. I will tell you during the day and afternoon. You will probably experience a greater level of service than you will in the evening. What I have seen is especially in the Drive-Thru. If there's one individual here who is completely fake individual, they sound friendly on the the drive-thru microphone, but they are extremely fake. When you go talk to them, they seem irritable. He makes you feel like you're stupid and just ask like redundant questions. For instance, whenever I drive up to the drive-thru or let's say around 10:00 p.m. And they happen to be at the window. He'll say thank you. Welcome to McDonald's. How can I help you in a very cheerful attitude? I'll let him know I have a mobile order to which he'll respond. What's the numbers and I'll provide them for him. At that point he'll say please pull forward. I'll go forward and I'll literally wait at this window. He doesn't open it. He doesn't look at me. He doesn't do anything and just kind of goes about his business. I've literally sat there for 2 or 3 minutes at a point until finally he opens his window and says yeah. Sarah to me this is completely garbage service. What does the person think I'm doing there? They also tend to not give a receipt if you have a mobile order which kind of makes sense but it doesn't make sense. Everyone should be getting a receipt regardless. This individual has really ruined my desire to come to this McDonald's because they're again extremely sarcastic and I don't know diminutive towards individuals. When I go earlier in the day or in the afternoon or even early evening and I'm able to eat inside the staff here is mostly friendly. There's a lot of young people so probably high schoolers or what not who are there and so they haven't learned to have excellent customer service skills. But no one is truly rude right? They're just not as skilled per se. However, that should not stop you from going to those McDonald's to eat in drive-thru in the evenings....