Can’t even make a sausage and cheese biscuit correctly…3 ingredients is too much for these workers
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Tristan Grant
THANK YOU! I am blessed by god him self everyday for his creation. And McDonald’s on 6th street is a BLESSING! Thank you for being an amazing crew, amazing food and just amazing😉 GREAT and OUTSTANDING service has been given here!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
J Mann
The play place was nice and clean. I was happy with the service and the food was as expected.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Sean Beasley
In this McDonald's, hope has long since been processed into something flavorless and wrapped in paper. The burgers arrive as they always do, identical, predictable, almost comforting in their resignation. It is a place where time does not pass so much as sit heavily, like grease cooling on fries. The decor is corporate sameness, a tranquilizer in beige and plastic, designed to remind you of nothing so you cannot mourn what once was.
And yet, in the corner, persists a monument to a forgotten dream: the indoor play place. It stands not as a beacon of joy, but as an artifact, a crumbling shrine to a childhood world that has already ended. The faded plastic tubes twist not with possibility, but with the haunted inertia of something that refuses to acknowledge its own obsolescence. It remains because removing it would require effort and intention, and decay always wins the long game. Children still climb it, unaware they are scaling the bones of a bygone era, while adults look on with the dull recognition that innocence is both fleeting and fundamentally unsustainable.
This play place is not whimsical. It is defiant, decaying, and absurd, a colorful skeleton trapped in the amber of corporate neglect. Its greatest lesson is unintentional: even the brightest spaces built for laughter will one day echo only with the hollow hum of artificial lights and the quiet sighs of people eating because hunger demands it, not because joy ever will again.
In the end, we do not dine here; we simply persist. The play place persists too, not out of purpose, but out of sheer apathy, a plastic reminder that not everything outlives meaning by choice.
jordan duval
All the McDonald’s in Springfield are terrible and I’ll never order from another one. They gave my mobile order away to someone else today. The attitudes are always awful and they mess up about 50 percent of the orders I make. Shout out to Bernadette in the morning whom should be the only high paid employee they have.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Peyton Pollock
put pickles on my burger
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
britanny sturgis
Employees are nasty they don’t wear gloves and playing (dancing) round food while eating snacks/food chewing over people food as they prepare it. Nobody wear hair nets any more these days and nobody wants crumbs from people mouths and hands over their food while they putting the order together. No discipline or pride or dignity while working. Highly doubt anything changes or employees are held accountable!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
james parks
I'd be embarrassed to own this establishment. There are no supplie stations available to the public at all in the lobby. The staff is rude and purposely avoids you. Its insane that there are no napkins or anything in the lobby. You have to stand in line for 20 minutes each time to beg staff for anything or to correct your order. They might as well close the lobby permanently. Pathetic
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Katie Stanley
This location is filthy and not well managed. Someone needs to be available at the counter at all times. I can’t ask the kiosk for napkins to clean off the table.
this doesn’t go for every employee at this establishment because i’ve had good experience with some super sweet people. unfortunately there is this one younger lady who is always extremely rude. when we go through the drive thru, we’ll say our first meal and after she’ll immediately cut us off, tell us the price, and then not answer again. there’s been multiple times where we’ve had to either go inside or go to the first window and add everything we wanted because she didn’t want to listen. i work in the food industry and if you don’t want to work a job then quit and don’t work a job!! you shouldn’t take it out on your customers.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1
Sara
Service was great!
Service: 5
Billy Thielemann
They were extremely fast and great at this location, thanks
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Danielle McGill
If you need to stop for a quick breakfast, hit the drive-thru! Ms. Bernadette will make your morning. She is such a sweet soul and put a huge smile on my son and my face! She made our morning!! Thank you, My Bernadette!! Keep spreading joy and positivity!
Can’t even make a sausage and cheese biscuit correctly…3 ingredients is too much for these workers
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
THANK YOU! I am blessed by god him self everyday for his creation. And McDonald’s on 6th street is a BLESSING! Thank you for being an amazing crew, amazing food and just amazing😉 GREAT and OUTSTANDING service has been given here!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The play place was nice and clean. I was happy with the service and the food was as expected.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
In this McDonald's, hope has long since been processed into something flavorless and wrapped in paper. The burgers arrive as they always do, identical, predictable, almost comforting in their resignation. It is a place where time does not pass so much as sit heavily, like grease cooling on fries. The decor is corporate sameness, a tranquilizer in beige and plastic, designed to remind you of nothing so you cannot mourn what once was.
And yet, in the corner, persists a monument to a forgotten dream: the indoor play place. It stands not as a beacon of joy, but as an artifact, a crumbling shrine to a childhood world that has already ended. The faded plastic tubes twist not with possibility, but with the haunted inertia of something that refuses to acknowledge its own obsolescence. It remains because removing it would require effort and intention, and decay always wins the long game. Children still climb it, unaware they are scaling the bones of a bygone era, while adults look on with the dull recognition that innocence is both fleeting and fundamentally unsustainable.
This play place is not whimsical. It is defiant, decaying, and absurd, a colorful skeleton trapped in the amber of corporate neglect. Its greatest lesson is unintentional: even the brightest spaces built for laughter will one day echo only with the hollow hum of artificial lights and the quiet sighs of people eating because hunger demands it, not because joy ever will again.
In the end, we do not dine here; we simply persist. The play place persists too, not out of purpose, but out of sheer apathy, a plastic reminder that not everything outlives meaning by choice.
All the McDonald’s in Springfield are terrible and I’ll never order from another one. They gave my mobile order away to someone else today. The attitudes are always awful and they mess up about 50 percent of the orders I make. Shout out to Bernadette in the morning whom should be the only high paid employee they have.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
put pickles on my burger
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Employees are nasty they don’t wear gloves and playing (dancing) round food while eating snacks/food chewing over people food as they prepare it. Nobody wear hair nets any more these days and nobody wants crumbs from people mouths and hands over their food while they putting the order together. No discipline or pride or dignity while working. Highly doubt anything changes or employees are held accountable!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
I'd be embarrassed to own this establishment. There are no supplie stations available to the public at all in the lobby. The staff is rude and purposely avoids you. Its insane that there are no napkins or anything in the lobby. You have to stand in line for 20 minutes each time to beg staff for anything or to correct your order. They might as well close the lobby permanently. Pathetic
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
This location is filthy and not well managed. Someone needs to be available at the counter at all times. I can’t ask the kiosk for napkins to clean off the table.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
Good place
Restaurantji Recommends
this doesn’t go for every employee at this establishment because i’ve had good experience with some super sweet people. unfortunately there is this one younger lady who is always extremely rude. when we go through the drive thru, we’ll say our first meal and after she’ll immediately cut us off, tell us the price, and then not answer again. there’s been multiple times where we’ve had to either go inside or go to the first window and add everything we wanted because she didn’t want to listen. i work in the food industry and if you don’t want to work a job then quit and don’t work a job!! you shouldn’t take it out on your customers.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1
Service was great!
Service: 5
They were extremely fast and great at this location, thanks
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
If you need to stop for a quick breakfast, hit the drive-thru! Ms. Bernadette will make your morning. She is such a sweet soul and put a huge smile on my son and my face! She made our morning!! Thank you, My Bernadette!! Keep spreading joy and positivity!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Addicting check the mouth salt
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