Coffee Shops in Cotulla, TX

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  • McDonald's 719 I-35, Cotulla Fast Food · $

    1 McDonald's

    2.1 Poor 242 Reviews

    719 I-35, Cotulla

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Chicken Mcnuggets
    • Egg Mcmuffin
    • Hamburger

    “Hi, I went through the Mcdonald’s drive thru at 8:02 am on 06/14/2025. Register: KS# 15 Order: 25. Anyhow, don’t get me wrong at the beginning everything was smooth and cool, but the second we want to ask Ms.Bonnie for some jam, sauce, and ketchup she says she can’t “hear” me at the same time i am speaking i am blowing out my smoke but another way i wouldn’t want it to hit her, because i myself work at fast food and at a drive thru, and if anything you have a camera facing directly at the window so you can check the footage and see i am not lying. Well my friend proceeded to ask for the sauces for me since she couldn’t “hear” me, my friend was raising her tone because she was in the passenger and this lady had just said she couldn’t “hear” me the driver. then she proceeded to argue with my friend and “say don’t yell at me” like she didn’t yell at me no matter what morning, day we are having we should never lash out at the customer, my friend had just gotten out of work from an overnight shift, i don’t genuinely understand how someone works fast food, but can’t stand being at their job. edit: (failed to mention the lady messed up on my order at that), but shoutout to David Garza the shift manager for getting everything sorted out how it should be. great work as a manager 👍🏼”

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