McDonald's

Came from the states to Canada and my kids loved the variety these McDonald’s have

I don't usually come here, a lot, but I am never disappointed when I do come here. The staff are quick and friendly. Also, I absolutely love the fudge Sundae, especially with nuts, you should try it!!

Too many homeless people not being given free food that u know McDonald's throws out feed the hungry its in the Bible now come on people if I saw a restaurant feeding homeless and hungry I would never eat anywhere else lets see it people

Just love their crispy chicken....

This is pretty good restaurant. Little on smaller size. Right next to tunnel entrance.

Be vary careful exiting this place, Don't get into the tunnel entrance.

Walking distance from Ouellette & Wyandotte.

Fries was good. Service was okay. Drive through is open 24 hours.

The food was as expected however this location is super slow i always mobile order however im still dtuck waiting in the restaurant for 10-12 mins which makes ordering ahead a bit redundant

Excellent guys ... appreciate it with your help .. first time I wanted to buy a coffee from McDonald's but I didn't know the sizes are same as other coffee shops or not the cashier lady was new employee and other gentleman brought all coffee cups to show me the sizes and showed the new employee lady as well... thanks guys you gained a new coffee customer.. no more tim hortons as their employees are so arrogant and disrespectful... appreciate it 👍

Best Vanilla Cones you would ever have

Managers the best shout to chelsea

Just drive thru. But they did mess up my coffee order. Ordered a black coffee got a double, double. Not happy.

Brought my 8 year old grandson for his favourite breakfast Hotcakes, the employee working the dining room kindly cut up his stacked hotcakes into 10 pizza shaped wedges. My grandson and I both hooked up to the free WiFi, I enjoyed a dollar days ice coffee and a Caesar wrap. The restaurant was incredibly clean considering the nonstop traffic at the counter. Overall it was a lot of fun.

Very rarely do I visit because it's a long walk from my place and I go late night when I take my dog for a walk. With that in mind, the service is quick and the staff are humble, even the food never disappoints. Would recommend, especially on late night walks if you're just copping a smoothie or milkshake.

Just McDonald's. Just delicious. I'm loving it.

The service is quick and always right. Very clean and spacious. There is an older lady that usually runs the till on days. She is so sweet and helpful. Can't help but smile around her.

I do not condone this food. The egg Mcmuffins are ok. It is a real egg. The service was exemplary. I misjudged the math for the price. I was wrong. She corrected me with a smile. The food handler dude was a good personality. He made me laugh. Good personalities!

Service was fine. Order was taken with no issues. Sure, there's homeless people outside, but coming from Hamilton I'm used to it. No problem with this location.

Fast service. This location is downtown, it is clean and safe.

Honestly eat here super often and don't normally have issues staffs always great but sometimes you guys should just make me wait longer if you have to lol the whole thing with ordering a large fry is expecting to get a large fry not a medium in a large container, you'll continue to get my business but it really doesn't take that long to cook fries so maybe fill the container when someone pays for it

First thing is that fast-food chains like McDonald’s tend to pay an inordinate time and effort at consistency. Within an area, they tend to be all either identical or very similar — you should have seen the uproar a few years ago when a particular McD’s restaurant failed to put ketchup (or put too much, I forget) in one kind of sandwich that people expected different.

So, if you *can* eat McDonald’s (or Burger King or Wendy’s or whatever), you can reasonably expect that going to one of them is going to be identical (or very close) to whichever you went to last time. Maybe that’s of no use to you, but to people who are sick and need to eat something safe that will not make them worse, that’s in fact priceless — I’ve heard from many people going through chemotherapy, for example, that at a certain point in the treatment they vomit nearly anything they eat, and the only thing they could stand (and ate for several days) was a McDonald’s Vanilla Milkshake and a banana.

Now, prices vary — there are countries (like in USA) where going to McD’s is relatively cheap and that’s why so many people who are on the low income side or just got someone to give them some money go there. Of course, there are countries (like Brazil) in which the reverse is true: McD’s is on the expensive side, and basically only rich entitled folks go there because, again, it’s clean and unlikely to make them sick.

Another reason to go to McD’s-like places is if you’re on a diet — I know people will laugh at me for this (particularly considering the documentary “Supersize Me!”), but if you are paying attention to the sizes you order, you can get a very balanced meal which has a good proportion of carbs, veggies and protein — I know a bunch of people with diabetes for example, who can go there and get a meal that will be nutritious and not break the rules; that is not true of everyone (people on insulin might differ), but it’s much better than a lot of serious restaurants that will serve you a meal with several times your daily allowance of salt, sugar and/or fat.

I’d like to touch on something that I don’t think other people mentioned in the other answers, either because they are way more polite than I am or because they may have not interpreted the question the same way I did.

I used to live in a household of half-a-dozen students or so, when we were of the age to go to University. One of my housemates was not necessarily rich in the way people tend to think of it, but on the upper-middle class, while the rest of us came from middle class or lower.

Well, wouldn’t you know it, at some point he started to rag on us about why we used to buy Stouffer’s Lasagna — according to him, “no Italian would ever eat such a rubbery foul-tasting thing!”… now, I took exception to that, and told him so: my entire family came from Italy at different times and from different places, in fact, some of my relatives were born in Rome, some in Bologna, some in Sicily, Milan, Florence, Turin, etc. And, while my own mother’s lasagna was the best of them (of course ;-) ), they were all edible, and at least a couple of my aunt’s lasagna were worse than Stouffer’s, so I figured Stouffer’s, just like any other industrialized food, were trying to appeal to the average consumer. I think it’s a bit too sweet, while someone in the Midwest might think it lacked a pinch of sugar… “Also,” I continued, “you might want to read the freaking directions on the package and try to follow them, because leaving the tray in the microwave on high for 10 minutes is sure to destroy nearly any dish, when we microwave the dish it’s quite edible!” — he never bothered us anymore.

Where am I going with all of this? I think you may not have eaten a lot of burgers if you are complaining that McDonald’s is not to your liking. I’ve eaten plenty of burgers that were much worse, particularly when people burn and/or overcook them on the charcoal grill and they are your boss so you need to eat it and like it. It’s fine, when you get older you’ll understand, no hurry.