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Classic, long-running fast-food chain known for its burgers & fries.
Hours
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
| Monday | Open 24 hours |
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1326 E Colorado St, Glendale, CA 91205
Phone: (818) 247-4202
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Now onto the food. I ordered the breakfast combo and while it was decent, I have to admit that the sausage McMuffin with Egg was a bit cold and the Hash Brown was a little wilted. It seemed like they had been sitting out for a while. But on the bright side, the coffee was actually pretty good.
Despite the minor food issues, the restaurant was nice and clean with plenty of parking available. Overall, it was a pleasant experience and I’ll definitely be coming back. Thanks David for making my morning a little brighter! #CustomerServiceGoals #McDonaldsMorning ☕️
Stopped by McDonald’s, because apparently, my kids think it’s a Michelin-star restaurant. Me? I’m more of a “please don’t make me eat this” kind of guy, but hey—nuggets. I always go for the nuggets. Not because they’re great, but because they’re familiar. Like a childhood trauma that never really goes away.
Let’s talk food: It’s McDonald’s. You know what it tastes like, because it tastes exactly the same whether you’re in New York, Nebraska, or the outer rings of Saturn. Consistency is key here, and McD’s delivers it with the same enthusiasm as a robot reading bedtime stories. The fries are salty little sticks of joy, the burgers are… technically food, and the nuggets are probably made of chicken (science is still out). Honestly, I should probably be ordering a regular burger like a grown-up, but here we are.
And let’s not forget the sauces. Oh boy, the sauces. I asked for barbecue, but apparently, someone in the back decided I needed hot mustard and sweet and sour too. Mustard and sweet and sour Like maybe that’s what truly pairs with the nuggets, and I’ve been doing life wrong. Maybe it’s a sign. Or maybe they just hit the “sauce button of chaos” and hoped for the best. Either way, I now have enough packets of random sauces to open my own side hustle.
Service? That’s a roulette wheel. Spin it and see! Sometimes you get a smiling teen who hands you your bag like it’s filled with golden dreams. Other times you get someone who clearly lost a bet and now works the drive-thru with the passion of a DMV clerk. This time, they smiled—either at us or at the thought of their shift ending soon. We’ll take it.
Atmosphere: Here’s where this location earns its McStripes. There’s a play place. A legit, run-around, scream-your-lungs-out, let-the-sugar-do-its-thing play area. The kids loved it, and honestly, I didn’t hate it. You never know what you’re gonna witness in that chaos corner. You could write a review, or just sit by the window like a sad puppy questioning your life choices.
Case in point: I looked up from my cold nuggets (you get the joke) and saw two grown men trying to park a compact car into what I’m guessing was a motorcycle spot. One of them got out and started doing those big, theatrical hand signals—like he was directing a Boeing 747 into a hangar. Left. Right. Forward. Back. Jazz hands. The driver clearly had no idea what any of it meant because he just kept inching forward like he was solving a puzzle only he could see. After what felt like 27 years, they finally got the car in. I gave them a silent round of applause. Peak entertainment. Worth the visit alone.
Bathrooms? Let’s just say I avoid them like I avoid spoilers. Unless you’re actively trying to gain superpowers from a questionable chemical spill, you might want to hold it. One step inside and you start to wonder if you’re in a public restroom or the setting of a post-apocalyptic thriller. Smells like regret. Looks like a crime scene.
Overall: Is it healthy? Absolutely not. Is it gourmet? LOL, no. But is it there when you need it, like a greasy, golden beacon of hope? Absolutely. For that alone, I give it a strong, slightly questionable 3.999 stars—because 4 feels dishonest and 3.5 is just rude.
Would I come back? Probably tomorrow. Because again… nuggets