McDonald's

Terrible service and the place is filthy.  There was a rat in the bathroom.

On a road trip back to Atlanta, we stopped at the McDonald's in Richmond Hill (I-95 exit 90).  My two-cheeseburger combo meal fed me so well that I started getting sleepy on the road.  Really sleepy.  Food coma sleepy.

I had no choice but to pull over at the next exit where we found, yes, another McDonald's.  This time we'd reached the city of Metter (I-16, exit 104).  Two McDonald's in one road trip = new record for me.

This standalone McDonald's was mostly empty on a Sunday afternoon.  The cashier said loud and clearly, with an ear-to-ear grin on her face, "Hello! Welcome to McDonald's!" to every customer who walked through the doors.  She and the staff were getting a kick out of it.

We ordered two medium McCafe Frappes (iced coffee drinks), one caramel flavored and one mocha flavored.  $6.00 ($3.00 each) + $0.48 tax = $6.48 total bill.  Those babies were delicious and hit the spot.  I prefer the caramel flavor.  The caffeinated concoctions are topped with whipped cream and sweet syrup.  The drinks were smooth, creamy, and flavorful.  They were above average sweet compared to other McCafe Frappes I've had.  The drinks were so cold and icy that towards the end, they started becoming iced slushies (difficult to sip with a straw).

The store was clean and the staff was polite and efficient.

A McCafe logo is painted on the asphalt in the parking lot.  Ba da ba ba ba!  I'm lovin' it!

The best McDonald I have ever been to.  When I walked in 3 different employees said "welcome to McDonalds".  She. I order the person at the registers asked me how I was going and engaged me in conversation.  She also offer advice on how to save a little money.  I was totally blown away at for friendly, polite and efficient they staff was during my visit.  I have been back a few other time and had the same experience.  I commend the manager, you have done an outstanding job motivating your employees.  Off the same exit I had a horrible experience at KFC.  They defiantly need to take a lesson from your operation.