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102 East Main Street, North Manchester
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“some of the nicest people work at Mr Dave's!”
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309 IN-13, North Manchester
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“On Monday, 6/1, at 6:46pm at the North Manchester, IN USA location: this crew was working their butts off!! My family was in for dessert after going to dinner. Everyone put their order in, and I stood with my dad at the register to wait for the order to help him carry items to the table. The crew behind the counter was in the THICK of a rush for both inside and drive-thru. Not a crew member complaining, not a single person lazy on their phone. They were busy and working so very hard. Each person working together, not a crew member acting above another. They moved as one team, one unit. I am from out of town and highly impressed with how they were working together. They were all flushed and stressed - but who wouldn’t be in the middle of a rush! Was there a wait for our treats? Yes. Was it worth the wait to get to watch this crew do their thing? Also, yes. Is their room for improvement? We all can improve an any role we carry. I really hope that the team working this evening is recognized for their hard work. I hope the people in the drive-thru had patience and grace with each person on this DQ staff.”
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1702 IN-114, North Manchester
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“I was at the North Manchester McDonald's yesterday on May 20th at around 9:30 to 10 o'clock pm The guy that took my order had Sandy blonde hair well we got to the 1st window we sat there for about 5 minutes while he was taking other peoples orders we ordered 2 double quarter pounders with cheese 2 large fries and 2 doctor Peppers last night our fries were cold overly salted along with the food we couldn't even eat it it was disgusting... Because it was so saturated with salt even on the meat... And it was like somebody dumped mustard straight onto both sandwiches...this is the first time we have ever had a issues with this McDonald's... I'm not looking for a replacement or free food all I'm saying is do better they didn't even get my order right even after reading it back 2 double quarter pounders with cheese ended up with a single quarter pounder with cheese how is that?? spend money to only receive really crap food... that we didn't even eat and the Only and I mean the only reason why we didn't turn back it's because we are coming back from Fort Wayne To go back home to Rochester Indiana and we were already a few minutes down the road...”
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101 North State Street, South Whitley · 9.37 miles
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“We had fun at carols today! Highly recommend, what a cute place and cheap!! Just remember your cash !!”
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