Fast Food Restaurants near Atholville

“what a lovely place for a great dinner.“

“Parking: Even during meal time, the parking still had many spaces, and there were quite a few clients in the restaurant, while having as many tables still available to sit at.

Kid-friendliness: Staff interacted with both an 11 year old and 5 year old, to take their orders.

Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair parking next to main wheelchair accessible door.“

“Not much to say, except that it fulfills its role well. The taste is always the same, the service impeccable. I gave it 2 stars for the atmosphere, but it's clean and everything. It's just that it doesn't really make you want to stay longer than necessary to finish your set. 😅“

“December 14th 2021 4:06pm Drive Thru.The gentleman who took my order and served my food to me at the drive-thru must have been the most polite, friendly and pleasant to deal with McDonald's worker I have ever ever experienced. It was a pleasure to deal with this gentleman and his exemplary behavior and service was the perfect example of exactly how a worker should be in the food service industry not to mention a perfect example of how people should just treat others in society in general.Thank you McDonald's drive-thru worker for showing us that happy decent friendly people truly do exist still :)“

“Famed Dixie Lee, wife insisted we try.

Chicken skin is reminiscent of how KFC used to do it, kinda crunchy chewy but with a different seasoning.

Chicken meat itself was flavourful.

They accidentally gave us buns instead of fries and the buns were just schlop cheap buns.

Gravy was very nice.“

“It really depends on who is working. I noticed that the staff can be very conservative with portions — especially if you ask for extras like lettuce or other add-ons. You often have to ask two or three times just to get a normal amount, as if the food belongs to them and they are being stingy.
Don't shy to ask
Fresh ingredients“

“Drive thru
I always get great service every visit I ever encountered. It pays to be nice and compassionate. I've worked in fast food industry alot, and the people complaining apparently does not understand how stressful and busy those places get. Sometimes, all you need is to be nice to THEM, to get this quality service. Mistakes on orders happens, because they are human, it happens. If you put yourself in their shoes, how would you feel being yelled at day in and day out, all day, everyday. They get it from customers, other staff, management, head end, everywhere. A smile and a compliment goes a long way. Even a simple THANK YOU brightens their day. The headset they have in drive thru is loud and it is not necessary to shout or yell, they hear you. Try it next time, smile and say thank you. You'll notice a difference. You give positive vibes, you receive positive vibes. Also learn patience. Same as in restaurant by the way, I get great service there as well. Everybody has bad days, even the customers, but being nice doesn't hurt anyone. I have been on both sides, customer service and a customer, so I know what I'm talking about. Sometimes it only takes one good customer to make the day better. On your next visit, that should be you. 💖“