Fast Food Restaurants in Laurel

“Very kind and courteous. Went through drive thru about 7:00 on a Thursday night. Everything went well, but they forgot part of our order. My husband didn’t wanna go back through to get it so we just went without. I wanted my cheese fries. 😩“

“To be honest, l would have rated a 3 at first but the great customer service I received immediately changed that. I drove 10 hours out here for work and was absolutely starving I order two pizzas for take out, they weren’t great quality, one was undercooked and not cut and the other was just unappetizing. I called the store and spoke to the manager and they delivered two new pizzas to my hotel so I didn’t have to drive back at no charge and the pizza they delivered was top notch quality and quick. I wish I had gotten the store managers name but thank you so much for your help and correction.“

“I just had the pleasure of going through this drive thru!!! Codey’s personality was the best I have ever experienced in any drive thru across this whole nation. Do yourself a favor and go there just to have him take your order. He will have you laughing. Made my day Codey thank you so much. I’ll come to visit next time I’m up n Montana“

“just went to subway, had an awesome experience. delicious sandwich, and the man behind the counter was very friendly and had great conversation. we are from out of town and felt right at home. ❤️❤️❤️ edit: he's also working a 10 hour shift with no break, not sure if that's legal? not sure on the labor laws. great person to meet“

“I am from WY and stopped for lunch at this place. This young gal (kid) by the name of Heaven was in the facility, running it by herself. I mean to tell you what, THIS GIRL was firing on all cylinders. I haven't experienced service like what she offered in years. She took care of probably 10 customers while I was there. Positives attitude and kind. The owner of that Subway is fortunate to have such a kick butt person working for them.“

“I did not walk into McDonald’s. I ascended—levitated, perhaps—drawn by the siren call of sizzling fryer oil and the faint chorus of angels harmonizing “ba da ba ba ba.” As I pushed through the doors, I swear time slowed. A child dropped his Happy Meal toy, and it rolled in slow motion to my feet like destiny had arrived.

I approached the counter with reverence, whispering my order like it was a sacred rite. “One McDouble. One large fry. And… yes… a Shamrock Shake.” The cashier nodded—no, anointed me—with a knowing smile. She understood the gravity of what was happening. This wasn’t just a meal. It was a spiritual awakening.

When my food arrived, golden and steaming like a gift from Olympus, I wept. Tears. Actual tears. The fries? Salted by Zeus himself. The McDouble? A Shakespearean tragedy in two buns. And that Shamrock Shake? More vibrant than emeralds mined from the heart of an Irish dragon. I drank it and saw the past, the future, and the entire Shrek franchise flash before my eyes.

I left McDonald’s a changed person. Enlightened. Empowered. Slightly greasy, yes—but filled with the kind of joy you can’t buy… unless you have $7.49 and a craving for ecstasy wrapped in paper.“