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Classic, long-running fast-food chain known for its burgers & fries.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 602 N 26th St, Artesia, NM 88210
Phone: (800) 244-6227
Website: https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/location/nm/artesia/602-n-26th-st/41185.html
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Reviews
Stephanie Streseman Wilkinson
Just took a fairly large school group here, and they were very patient. The service was fast, they organized things efficiently to make sure we got everything we ordered, and they even brought extra chairs out for us teachers. Overall, it was a very positive experience.
… moreSummer Vivian
We went to get dinner and the girl who was taking orders lost ours and had us parked for 30 mins then she left the place before giving us our food keep in mind it was 10:30ish when we ordered and they close at 11 we ended up having to drive up to the window for us to give us our food and they were laughing at us also the girl who took our order and came to ask us why we were still there took a phone call while talking to us she walked out of the restaurant with her phone in her hand and when I tired to call the restaurant it sent me to their customer service and I don’t want that I want the manger in the store because I worked at the one on 1st Street and I would of gotten in so much trouble and would NOT of been allowed to leave and she didn’t even fully leave she just sat in her truck when we left and finally had our food she was still there in her truck
… moreLlysha Mason
Didn’t get my order right. & then when asked to correct it they told me to wait it would be right out but proceeded to lock up the doors & not being for after waiting for 30+ minutes.
… moreNyx
Messed up my sandwich so bad. Idk when pickles came on the deluxe chicken but it wasn’t today or any day in the future. Can’t even reach them to get it fixed. This is ridiculous.
… moreSean K
Do not go to the 26th St location. Every single piece of chicken out of here has been like rubber. Disgusting
… moreBrian Martin
Pay extra for Large and its half fool burger look like it sat under heat lamp for a day
… moreBrad Smithson
Worst experience of my life, this McDonald’s is clearly mis- managed
… moreEnrique Lopez
McDonald’s in Artesia, NM — The Iced Coffee Chronicles: 6 Months of Disappointment
So here’s the deal. I’ve been living in Artesia, New Mexico for at least 6 months. In that time, my sidekick and I have been on a noble quest—just trying to get a simple iced coffee from McDonald’s. Regular iced coffee. Maybe vanilla iced coffee. We’re not asking for Starbucks-level sorcery. Just something drinkable.
But somehow, at both McDonald’s in Artesia, they just can’t crack the code. Every cup is a surprise party, and I’m not talking the good kind:
• Sometimes it’s so bitter it feels like I’m being personally attacked by the coffee beans.
• Sometimes it’s so watered down, I start checking if they just handed me melted ice in a cup.
• Hardly any ice—I swear the ice rationing in these cups makes me wonder if there’s a secret ice shortage no one told us about.
• And the vanilla? Ha. I think they wave the vanilla bottle near the cup for good luck.
After all these months—months!—you’d think we’d be regulars they recognize: “Ah yes, the iced coffee adventurers! Let’s finally get this right!” But no. It’s like every time they’re trying to figure out what iced coffee even is.
And yes, we tried Roswell McDonald’s too. Thought maybe the aliens had taught them some coffee secrets. Nope. Same bitter, watery, ice-deficient mystery in a cup.
At this point, I’m convinced it’s a New Mexico McDonald’s thing. Maybe there’s a secret employee handbook: “When making iced coffee, aim for confusion. Keep the humans guessing. Never use too much ice.”
Some stars for the laughs we’ve had. 1 star for the coffee itself. If you want consistency, flavor, and actual ice, bring your own. Or better yet, invest in your own coffee machine—at least it won’t betray you.
… moreSo here’s the deal. I’ve been living in Artesia, New Mexico for at least 6 months. In that time, my sidekick and I have been on a noble quest—just trying to get a simple iced coffee from McDonald’s. Regular iced coffee. Maybe vanilla iced coffee. We’re not asking for Starbucks-level sorcery. Just something drinkable.
But somehow, at both McDonald’s in Artesia, they just can’t crack the code. Every cup is a surprise party, and I’m not talking the good kind:
• Sometimes it’s so bitter it feels like I’m being personally attacked by the coffee beans.
• Sometimes it’s so watered down, I start checking if they just handed me melted ice in a cup.
• Hardly any ice—I swear the ice rationing in these cups makes me wonder if there’s a secret ice shortage no one told us about.
• And the vanilla? Ha. I think they wave the vanilla bottle near the cup for good luck.
After all these months—months!—you’d think we’d be regulars they recognize: “Ah yes, the iced coffee adventurers! Let’s finally get this right!” But no. It’s like every time they’re trying to figure out what iced coffee even is.
And yes, we tried Roswell McDonald’s too. Thought maybe the aliens had taught them some coffee secrets. Nope. Same bitter, watery, ice-deficient mystery in a cup.
At this point, I’m convinced it’s a New Mexico McDonald’s thing. Maybe there’s a secret employee handbook: “When making iced coffee, aim for confusion. Keep the humans guessing. Never use too much ice.”
Some stars for the laughs we’ve had. 1 star for the coffee itself. If you want consistency, flavor, and actual ice, bring your own. Or better yet, invest in your own coffee machine—at least it won’t betray you.
Helen Gonzales
I’m tired of ordering food from here it’s always cool and the buns are burned and cool. Someone is not doing there job supervising the help/
… moreJosh Wilson
Paid $22 for 2 double quarter pounder got only 1 patty and when I took a bite my patty was raw. This was a waist of money.
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