I have been craving McDonalds for like 2 weeks now. I'm having a great week with work so I decided to order for lunch. Got my usual, 10 piece nuggie combo with a DP, a sweet tea and a McDouble with extra pickles and onions.
Start in on the fries. And man!!!!! They are delicious. Cooked to perfection and extra salty. Open the nuggies and surprise, surprise!!!! Got 11 nuggies, SCORE!!!! Sweet tea is on point, of course. Louie is looking at me with his sweet little puppy eyes, just waiting for me to see that he is a good boy and give him a little taste. Which I do, of course. Cause I can't resist those little brown puppy dog eyes. Any who, back to my most delicious meal. So, we finish the nuggies. I open up the burger and BAM!!!!! Not 2 but 3 beef patties!!!! Ohhhhhh how the fast food Gods have blessed me today. and I still have that DP sitting on the counter, staring at me like the Goddess I am, waiting for me to ravish it. It's Friday and it has been a GOOD DAY!
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Judy B
169 contributions
12/11/24
• DoorDash order
My fish filet was undercooked and a tan color on 1/2 side of sandwich, while the other was a bright white and cooked on the other side::: great fries!!! No tarter sauce on 3/4 of fish sandwich... no one paid any attention to me request for extra salt and TARTER SAUCE... hardly any cheese on a double FILET OF FISH... sorry guys but we spend a lot of money on " take-out" ... we depend on you....
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Judy B
169 contributions
25/10/24
• DoorDash order
You can always depend on McDonalds... Great hash browns and pancakes... sausage is one of a kind... Thanks. JB
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Bianca Z
2 contributions
11/09/23
• DoorDash order
Fries were all trash nuggets where hard not worth the $30
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Sylvia V
Emerging Expert • 61 contributions
06/07/23
• DoorDash order
Chicken for the chicken biscuit had a rubbery texture for some reason. First time expediting that happening. The biscuit was excellent. The chicken biscuit is one of my favorite foods from McDonald's, so this was an unexpected happening. Maybe the meat supply had some issues.
