Mcdonald's - Philadelphia

The food at this McDonald's is reliable. Don’t expect anything extraordinary, though. One thing I’d like to point out, which is more about the brand than this specific location, is that they’ve started making their own orange juice instead of using Tropicana. Unfortunately, their version tastes more like an orange-flavored drink rather than actual orange juice—it's definitely not pure and seems quite watered down. On a positive note, the staff was friendly, and my order was accurate and served hot.

The burger was served at room temperature and the fries were cold. As a McDonald's, which is famous for its fries, this is a real disservice to the brand. Napkins? Forget it; you'll have to wipe the grease on your pants. Need ketchup? You can't find any dispensers here; you'll have to make a trip back inside to ask for packets instead. I’ll give a bonus star for playing Lynyrd Skynyrd on the radio. Also, there's no door in the restroom stall—if you've ever been to jail, you'll feel right at home in this McDonald's.

If I had to choose a McDonald's (and let's hope it never comes to that unless I'm really desperate), this would be my top pick. This location was my go-to during my childhood, and as strange as it may sound, I've seen some of the same employees here for the past 5 to 10 years. They tend to provide the best service. For newcomers, it might just be a temporary gig, so the service can vary. Many McDonald's locations have received upgrades, making them look similar to the one near CAPA. However, when this location removed most of the booths (which were often occupied by seniors), it started to feel more empty due to the extra space. The central booths were replaced with higher stools and small tables, giving it a fresher look, at least. However, I’ve never liked the new "habitrail" aesthetic of the Play Place that was introduced about a decade ago. We had an AMAZING play area growing up, complete with Grimace and Hamburglar-themed attractions. There’s metered street parking on Broad and in the nearby areas. The location is also convenient, situated near a bank, two pharmacies, a dollar store, and public transportation. With Southern University nearby, don’t be surprised if you see it bustling with kids.

Very conveniently located right above the Broad Street line. The employees really make it. Their turnover seems much lower than average and the older women who work here are competent and friendly--no dead-eyed monotones. The *worst* part of this McDonalds is the other customers. It's within one block of a high school, a drug rehab, and a senior home, so it gets the worst of all worlds in terms of your fellow diners. In the morning the joint is full of old folks gossiping at 70dB and at night it's crammed with cackling adolescents trying to look cool by bragging about their delinquency. Still, if you want fast food served to you by people who treat you like a human being, it's one of your best options. IN SUMMARY Food freshness: average to good. Food sometimes sits in the warmer too long. Order accuracy: excellent Overall staff attitude: excellent Cleanliness of dining area: above average Cleanliness of bathrooms: average for fast food Refills on drinks: no Condiments, napkins, utensils: behind the counter, even napkins and straws Kid's play area: yes, but it is almost never open Drive-through: no

Dude this McDonald's is trash I went their 3 days ago to get a 6 mcnugget and only got 5. I will not go here again ill go to BURGUR king next time