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Customers` Favorites
“For Vacationers and Travellers alike, McDonald's of Lincoln is a wonderful place to stop and grab a bite to eat. Central to many local destinations like Franconia Notch State Park and the White Mountain National Forest, McDonald's has delicious food. Their long business hours allow you to keep a busy schedule, and still swing by here later in the evening. The staff is friendly and helpful, and there is plenty of parking. The town of Lincoln and nearby North Woodstock offer mountain views and great scenery. Oh, I almost forgot to mention - here at McDonald's you WILL have Internet reception from many Providers, and WiFi access. This is important, because not long after you leave here, you'll find that mountain peaks and valley roads in Franconia Notch and the White Mountain National Forest will create an Internet signal loss in some areas. For me, McDonald's of Lincoln has become a strategic vantage point from which I can access the internet! 😃 My dining experience here was fantastic!“
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“My husband and I ate at this restaurant and the food was amazing. Their service was exceptional and the atmosphere was warm and inviting. My husband and I were visiting New Hampshire from Arizona so I recommend this restaurant to all those travelers out there who want a lovely place to stop and have a fantastic meal.“
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“I only tried the food. I got a mushroom and swiss burger with onion rings for take out. My kids waited in the fenced in playground right outside. Then I ate by the river while they played. Food was serious pub food. The rings were hand breaded and that burger was for real! It was a little messy the way it should be. The men's room was rustic but clean. Looks like a good bar for a round of brews but I was just passing by. Highly recommend“
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“Refuse to seat you after 9:45 and no take out period. The older lady at the take out counter is extremely rude. "Well it is 8:50 and staff need to go home." Why bother staying open if you don't want to serve your patrons?“