McDonald's — Restaurant in West Virginia

Visiting McDonald's is truly an enlightening experience. I began my journey by entering the bathroom to clense my body before my meal. The bathroom was rather dissapointing as there was no water to clense my hands with. Feeling quite dirty, I exited the bathroom on my quest to fill my belly with the most crispy, the most juicy, and the most tasty item on the menu. I had to make a decision quickly; There was no time to worry about my hands. Feeling overwhelmed, I walked up to the cashier who was patiently awaiting my order. After exchanging greetings, I nervously asked the cashier for what I assumed was the best item on the menue. After what felt like ages, the cashier made me aware of one of her special deals. I was instantly alert, excited about my new opportunity. This could be my chance! Seizing the moment, I exuberantly asked her for more details. She was mesmerizing, every word that came out of her mouth was gospel. In the end, I recieved twice as much food for half of the original price! Time stopped as I stood at the counter and waited for my food. My mouth started to water in anticipation. The thought of indulging in my McDonalds meal was starting to make me go crazy. Finally, the small brown bag slid into its position on the counter, and I wasted no time snatching it into my hands. I tried walking to a table, but I gave way when I was only half way there. I collapsed onto the floor, ripping open the brown paper bag. There it was in all of its glory: a box full of the best meal in all of McDonalds. My head started to spin as I slowly cracked open the lid of the box. It was as if a great light came from the floor that day, and I was very thankful to be present in that moment. I slowly but surely reached for the item resting closest to me. I instantly felt the crispy texture between my fingers, and I knew that this was destined to happen. The food was warm to the touch, and it felt even warmer on my tounge. Then, I sunk my teeth deep into it, tearing off a large chunk of food. My moan was the only sound that could be heard for miles around. I finished my meal as tears streamed down my face. After brushing myself off, I realized that McDonald's had the best chicken...

We went in and I used the kiosk to order a soda and a decaf coffee and I stood and waited for them to bring the two items.

I waited for quite a while and after a few minutes I noticed a cup of coffee in the middle of their food prep area just sitting and I wondered if it could be ours but surely they wouldn't just let it sit there. They did have to fix my soda which I'm sure took a lot of effort since this McDonald's has no self-serve sodas.

After waiting 12 minutes I asked them if my food was going to be ready soon and shortly thereafter it was. They gave me my soda and the cup of coffee that I'd been watching sitting getting colder for the last 7 minutes.

The coffee was barely warm so we brought it back and asked for a fresh one that was hot and a girl disappeared intto the back with a cup and eventually came out and gave me another cup which I took to my wife and it was barely warm.

We thought they'd just given us back the same cup but a manager came out after a bit and assured us that it was a different cup and they were going to brew us a fresh pot and eventually came out with a hot cup of coffee for my wife.

We did appreciate them brewing us a fresh pot of decaf however, we ended up spending over 30 minutes in that McDonald's as opposed to the 10 minutes we originally thought we would be there.

Apparently everyone there is who is a customer, is used to bad service, there was a customer who seemed to think that me complaining was not right and that they were just having lots of things to do even though all they had to do for me was fix two drinks.

Obviously this McDonald's is totally oriented on drive-thru service. Although while I was there a person came in from the drive-thru line and they had forgot to put their medium fries in their bag so the drive-thru must not be that great either.

At this point, even free food would probably not get me back in this McDonald's because I'd have to wait too...

If I did not witness an employee and her friend gossiping about customers, I would have given this store a five-star. When I walked in, I was greeted. The blonde cashier was very friendly. The sweet tea is never a disappointment for this beautiful hot weather. While walking towards the exit, the skinny dark-coasted hair women stopped mopping the floor to describe to another customer about my wardrobe and what was in the top of my dress. I had drinks in my hand and my dress did not have pockets in them so I put the receipt and my money in my dress visibly. She was whispering and making hand gestures to the top of her shirt and telling her friend what was all in the shirt. Her friend is Ms. Obvious. She kept looking at me and looking at the employee. The employee finally got the non-verbal message and turned around quickly and acted as if she was talking about her vapor that was in her hand. Then the employee left her friend to continue working with another employee with short brunette hair. As I continued to walk out, I felt someone staring at me. I turned slightly to the right and noticed the customer stretching her neck to look at me. So, I walked briskly back inside and she went ghost. I was not going to be mean but I was going to explain to the both of these 60 year old women that we should be more respectful towards one another. Well, I did not get that chance but all I have to say is that people like that have miserable lives that find fault in people because they struggle with their own flaws. She needs a lesson on professionalism and at least wait for the customer to leave before doing her gossiping. This all happened on...