McDonald's

Far to busy, for my liking, couldn't get served...too many people in front on counter.

I’m disabled, using walking sticks. I ordered on the machine and was standing in a large queue to wait to hear my number called. A member of staff offer to get my order for me, allowing me to sit down while waiting. Thank you so much for helping me. Wheelchair accessibility: Door was wide enough to get in with my small mobility scooter. Staff helped me with my order.

Absolutely the worst McDonald's I have ever been to the only decent thing about the place is the food and drink but the service is terrible as someone who is going through difficulties at the moment to pay for my items they called me sir when I am female and identified as a woman I then tried to correct them and they claimed that they didn't know and did Autism has nothing to do with miss identifying anyone I know this because I work with other people Who have autism Worst place I have ever been to they need to shape up on people's difficult and gender or who they identify ADS people should not assume these days that people are male or female

I had some nice fries

one of the worker’s named Alice avoided our drink and knew it was ours and pointed at it to one of her colleagues and laughed. we had to ask for our drink after about 10 minutes and it was all melted.