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Classic, long-running fast-food chain known for its burgers & fries.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2988 W Montague Ave, North Charleston, SC 29418
Phone: (843) 744-0626
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Reviews
I came to McDonald’s today and despite placing my order, I waited for 20 minutes. As seen in the photos, my order did not arrive in a reasonable amount of time.
When I went inside, I was met by a very rude employee named Melisa. She told me I was lucky and that my order would be ready in about 10 minutes, meaning I would wait a total of 28-29 minutes.
When I finally received my menu, the hamburger was cold. When I asked for a fresh hamburger, I also pointed out that my fries would get cold while waiting and requested that both the hamburger and fries be fresh at the same time. She responded rudely with something like, “I understand, I’m not stupid.”
The service was terrible. There may be a staff shortage, but that is not an excuse for poor service. McDonald’s has certain standards, and the cooking time for a hamburger is fixed. Exceeding these standards is unacceptable.
As seen in the other photos, the entire restaurant was filthy. There was water and grease on the floor, and this could have caused someone to slip and fall. The tables were dirty and the trash cans were so full that garbage was overflowing. There were major hygiene issues. The employees were rude, and the inside of the restaurant was hazardous for customers. Additionally, there were long car queues outside. I was completely dissatisfied with this McDonald’s and would absolutely not recommend it to anyone.
Just to add to my review I have been waiting approximately 10:16 seconds for a receipt, absolute madness.
Don’t come here its not worth it.
**Positives:**
Firstly, I must commend the quality of the food. My burger was freshly made and delicious, and the fries were hot and crispy, just as I remember them. The counter person was nice and friendly, ensuring my order was accurate and efficiently handled. These aspects of my visit were undeniably pleasant and met my expectations.
**Concerns:**
However, I have some concerns that I feel compelled to share. McDonald’s used to be my go-to place for a meal, a spot where families could gather, enjoy a meal, and let their kids play in the indoor playgrounds. It was a place that fostered a sense of community and connection.
Unfortunately, things seem to have changed. I haven’t been frequenting McDonald’s as much due to changes in the company’s approach. The redesign of restaurants, often excluding the indoor playgrounds, diminishes the family-friendly atmosphere that was once a hallmark of McDonald’s. This shift has, in my opinion, reduced the appeal for families with children.
Moreover, the introduction of kiosks, while convenient for some, seems to have created an unintended consequence. It feels as if the human touch is being phased out, and customers who prefer interacting with staff might find themselves waiting longer at the counter – sometimes up to five minutes – before being attended to.
During my recent visit, despite the great food and friendly service, the empty seats in the dining room reinforced my impression that the location doesn’t particularly encourage in-house dining. It felt as though the restaurant was designed more for efficiency than for creating a welcoming environment for customers to sit and enjoy their meals.
**Conclusion:**
In summary, while I had a positive experience with the food and service at this specific McDonald’s location, the broader changes in the company’s approach have dampened my enthusiasm. The shift away from a family-friendly atmosphere, the emphasis on kiosks, and the apparent disinterest in promoting in-house dining have all contributed to my mixed feelings. I hope McDonald’s can find a balance that retains its traditional charm while embracing modern conveniences.
Mistakes happen but rather than arguing about responsibility just quickly fix and be done. McDonald’s is a family joint and loud cussing yelling from the kitchen is not appropriate with children in the dining room.