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“We hosted 20+ kids here for a birthday party and everyone had such a great time! The PlayPlace area is spacious and clean. The staff went above and beyond to make it a success, helping us reserve tables and even decorating them for us. They made the whole process easy and stress-free, and the kids had an absolute blast. Big thanks especially to Maria, Sulma, and Elena! We appreciate all your help and would definitely recommend this location!!“
“We always go here for breakfast every Friday morning and I just wanted to say that the young man in the yellow vest that is in charge of the morning shift does his job with great professionalism. He is a excellent employee and represents your store very well. And to his supervisor you are extremely lucky to have this young man working for you he would make a great employee where ever he chose to work.“
“Lost my kid again, in the ball pit at the McDonald’s in Sandy, Utah and started to question everything I knew about parenting and gravity. The ball pit is like entering the Labyrinth, you almost have to take LSD just to find your way out of there!
I yelled his name for 15 minutes while other kids stared at me like I was an unpaid clown on break. Not far off, to be honest.
Right when panic set in, I took a bite of a Spicy Sausage McMuffin and suddenly remembered what peace felt like. That warm, greasy hug of spicy sausage and fake cheese brought me back from the edge of insanity.
Eventually a kid popped out of the pit with my son’s shoe and a fry stuck to his forehead, so I figured he was still alive in there.
Five stars for emotional support breakfast sandwiches.“
“I love Mickey D’s. My dad knew Ronny McD personally back in the day. He even proved it by saying “hey Ronny” to him and he said hey back. In High School, one of the football linemen, Dexter worked there and he would hook up his teammates with his special Big Mac. It was a spot where you could go and everyone should know who is there by the car that was in the parking lot. Everyone knew my dad’s 72 Chev sidestep shortbed pick up truck and knew a smartass was doing something ridiculous there.“