Went to Magill Road McDonalds last Sunday 7th November at 4.45pm and was advised that the McCafe Coffee side was not working.I then asked for a Home Made Ice coffee to be advised that they were unable to do that either.we placed an order anyway with food and sat down in the restaurant.I couldnt believe my eyes when I saw a lady come in 10minutes after we were seated who asked for a Home Made Ice Coffee and was then made one.I was furious to see that, i have thought about it and have decided to make a complaint as it has bothered me for over a week.It is not the first time that I have felt McDonalds being a Large Food Company they should maybe train their workers a little more in CUSTOMER SERVICE and also MAINTAIN their EQUIPMENT.I have also sent a complaint about the PAYNEHAM RD MCDONALDS as these two are in my home vacinity which I frequent regually.At present I feel that I will not be using McDonalds as our Take Away, and possibly in the future return and hope that these issues have been dealt with.55c9b

Coffee cup plastic lids. The problem is that pieces of the plastic separate from lid and consumer unknowingly drink material.

I visited this mcdonalds after dropping my kids off at school. I orderd a carmel latte and the cup was only half full and when I brought to the managers attention all she did was tell me that it was what I paid for . When I go to different Mcdonalds and order the same thing the cup is full so I know how full it is suppose to be. I feel that she was unprofessonal and was very unhelpfull. I always told that the customer is alwasy right but not at this location. I feel that something needs to be done about making sure the customers are leaving satisfied.

My Granddaughter and I went to Mc Donalds #25939 in Ozark, AR. I have always found time to dine in at Mc Donalds and have never come across this before. The Store #25939 was so dirty and such a mess, the trash cans that you use to throw your trash away were so full, each and every one of them to the point that trash was overflowing onto the floor and getting kicked around by the Patrons. The tables were messy with trash from the prior Patrons eating there. No one made any effert to come out and clean the store, I had mentioned it to the Store Manager and she said "oh well" we'll get to it when we get to it! cant you see were busy! There were maybe 6 to 7 total people in the lobby of the Store.

Her attitude was very snooty and angered towards anybody that made a complaint about the lobby being such a mess. I had to do something Ive never done before, I had to leave my tray full of trash on the table since there was nowhere to despose of it.

This probibly wouldnt be so much of a problem for me to the point of writing this complaint, but when the Manager spoke to me in the tone of voice that she did and how she delivered what she said, it was the deciding factor and here I am. Since that visit Oct. 1st of 2010, I know it will be awile before I return to any Mc Donalds Store. That visit really left a bad taste in my mouth...

It was Saturday night (actually… it was technically very early Sunday morning, but I digress). I am with a dear friend of mine, who is drunk and therefore feels the need to poison his body via copious amounts of fast food. I oblige his drunken request, because I was too tired to deal with the wrath of drunk hungry people, and take him through the McDonalds drive-through located on Elizabeth Street (note: for those of you who do not live in Fort Collins, this is in the midst of Campus West, a part of the city entirely populated by off-campus students). Given that it’s about 1:30 a.m. in a college town, most of the other people in line are, much like my friend, either very inebriated or very high, or most likely a combination of both, so the drive-through is absolutely swamped.
I order him his poison, and when he states that he has forgotten his money, I put it on my debit card, assuming that he’ll eventually pay me back. When we get to the second window, they inform me that they accidentally charged somebody else’s $50 order to my debit card (what’s stunning to me is how they actually managed to spend $50 at McDonalds, holy shit!). They tell me that they’ve refunded it, and that it’s all good. I think nothing of it until the following day, when I look at my bank statement and see that rather than refunding the order, they had rather charged me for it twice.
That’s right; exercising, health freak me has a $100 McDonalds charge on my bank account.
Keep this in mind, I’m in college. A $100 is A LOT of frickin’ money, and I definitely do not have that kind of cash just laying around in my bank account. I had two bills in the mail, and assuming that they went through, it was very likely that I would get an overdraft fee.
But, I’ve also worked in customer service for three years, so I was more than willing to cut them some slack. It was busy, and the cashier was obviously a new employee. I called the store and asked to speak to the manager, and the manager informed me that there was nothing that could be done, given that a third party company handled their credit card transactions, and it occurred on a different business day, so it wouldn’t be in their system.
Right away, I knew that this was a lie. The transaction occurred on Sunday morning, and I spoke to her later on Sunday morning. If this is the case, then the transaction should still be in their system. So, I went into the store, armed with my receipt and a copy of my bank statement, and asked her to resolve this. Another thing to point out; being charged twice, with a charge in excess of $100, obviously serves as a flag to anyone who is keeping a tally of the money available in McDonald’s safe, so they had to have known something about how eff’d up this transaction was. The only explanation is that they mixed up my debit card with somebody else’s in line, and whoever was working didn’t want to deal with it. I’ve seen people do that before at my jobs, and although it’s certainly not a good thing, it’s understandable, and certainly something that management should be able to deal with.
She reiterated what she had told me, and said that it wasn’t her problem. Obviously, it was her problem, given that it occurred at her store, and being overcharged $100 is definitely a big problem. It wasn’t busy, so she couldn’t use that as an excuse. I was polite up until this point, but I became very frustrated with her customer service skills, so I asked for her name. Keep this in mind, she was wearing a NAMETAG, and she nevertheless gave me the wrong name.
I called the McDonalds corporate offices, and they put me on hold for 30 minutes. So, I called again, and then I decided that I would wait until Monday, because it’s a business day. I called the number for the third party that they use for their credit card transactions, and left four messages over two days. Absolutely nothing. I then call McDonalds corporate, and they say that they’ll have someone else resolve the issue.
Absolutely nothing.

So basically, because of a drunk, retarded friend of mine, I’m out $100 to a company that I neither support nor like.