Full honesty, I worked there for two years, back when I was 17. This was 10 years ago. I can tell you this, back when I worked there it was a very clean McDonalds compared to other food places I worked at, I never had any issue eating any of the food there. They also treated the employees ok, compared to other food service jobs I have worked at. They didn't cheat the customers, and they followed employment law more than most other fast food places (I never noticed anything missing from my check, they responded to sexual harassment complaints properly, as far as I was ever aware there wasn't any sleep with a boss to get a promotion/keep your job going on like I had heard happened at other mcdonalds, and I got a employee meal of 3 dollars for the morning, 5 dollars during lunch with free soda all day) I will say this rubbed me a bit wrong then, but back when I worked there, they asked the employees to write 5 star reviews whenever our reviews dropped, a quick check of the recent five star reviews appears to confirm this. The thing is, as far as mcdonalds go this is a five star, decent mcdonalds, but they should have asked employees to write honest reviews, instead of our boss watching over their shoulder as they typed up a five star review. Honestly though, that's a fairly minor complaint compared to horror stories that fast food employees tell each other in regards to food safety and employee rights. I'm still comfortable going there to eat, which says a lot considering other places I have worked in I still avoid going to.

A kind worker named Santina helped me take care of my food. I will definitely come back and hope to pay their kindness forward!