McDonalds - Delhi (NY)

5 /5 Nelly Barrios: Im very grateful to the people who served me because they were 10 minutes away from closing time, and they did so with a positive attitude. Its a shame I dont know their names: a girl and a boy. Thank you so much.

1 /5 kaylea widman: Manager is rude, atmosphere sucks. I asked a simple question and got attitude. Never had an issue wanting to buy a toy separate and got refused.

1 /5 Anthony Ferrato: I go to McDonald’s all the time and every single time I’ve been there they forgot something at this point. I feel like they’re trying to take advantage of the community and scam them out of food to save themselves money every single time I’ve been there they’ve either forgot fries, nuggets, big Mac you name it they forgot it.

2 /5 Emily Pratt Slatin: I came in for a quiet lunch, which wasn’t hard to achieve since I was the only customer in the dining room. No rush, no lines—just me, my hunger, and a self-service kiosk that, for some reason, insisted I provide a table number. Fine, I thought. I picked 101, the table literally right in front of the counter. Seemed logical. But logic has no place here. A few minutes later, the employees emerged, parading my tray of food around the empty restaurant like they were playing a real-life game of Where’s Waldo, until one of them finally came to my table and snapped: “Miss, you’re wasting our time.” Oh, am I? Am I the problem here? Because if I recall correctly, I’ve been sitting here—completely visible—since before my food even existed. Only at McDonald’s could a game of Where’s Waldo: Solo Edition break out with one person in the building. Food was okay, but I won’t be back.

5 /5 Felicity Thomas: The staff were so helpful and kind towards our 3 yr old.