Mcdonald's - Halifax

While strolling down Spring Garden Road, we popped into McDonalds for a coffee but I ended up ordering a coke and a lobster sandwich. Despite the higher price tag, the sandwich was delicious. In fact, it was so tasty that I returned the following day for another one.

This McDonald's location upholds the brand's quality standards as expected. However, the small size can lead to cramped conditions, especially during busy times. When I visited during lunch hours, I had to wait in the lobby until there was more space inside. The seating area is slightly larger but still fills up quickly around mealtimes. Overall, there is nothing particularly wrong with the restaurant, but those who dislike crowded spaces should be cautious as it can get quite congested due to its limited size.

I was truly impressed by Ethan's incredible customer service when he spoke to me in French. He is a kind and charming employee who knows how to connect with customers. I just wanted to tell him that he made my night, especially since I am from Montreal, Quebec.

I had a good experience at this McDonald's. The restaurant was clean and well-maintained, and the staff were efficient. However, they can get quite busy at times, which can lead to a decrease in quality. For example, burgers may fall apart in the packaging and orders may sit out too long, causing fries to cool down.

This is the worst McDonald's I have ever dined at. Yesterday, I placed an order and had to wait for 11 other meals that were ordered before mine. The fries are consistently cold and overcooked.