We've been to BK several times before, but the burgers have gotten smaller. Too bad.
Delivered incorrectly.
Instead of a double cheeseburger there was a simple one.
And instead of soft ice cream with strawberries it came without strawberries.
Too bad, too bad.
The woman at the counter yelled out the order number every time.
Disturbing when you want to have a conversation.
Well, not my thing... In other "quick restaurants" more intense in taste (my opinion!) The interior is nice for children thanks to the game screens, but somehow the coziness is missing so that you might want to stay a while longer. As I said, MY view and opinion!
It’s the 3rd time only in the past 2 weeks when they deliver grossly incomplete orders. I paid for multiple menus and they forgot to add any fries, for any of them.
There’s nothing worse than driving 10+km only to arrive home and discover your guests are all missing essential parts of their menus. I do not recommend this place and I will certainly stay away from McDonalds from now on.
An employee poured coke on me, didn't apologize and didn't do anything. She forgot my friend's order and when she showed the receipt she didn't want to give her food.
I have to praise the branch; this time the table and floor were clean, which I've unfortunately had different experiences before. I can only give the service one point, but that has nothing to do with the staff. I find the ordering terminals disgusting. The ambience could also be improved, as the children's playhouse outside has been closed for a long time. And the decor inside isn't to my taste either, but then again, taste is subjective.
I will never eat at Burger King again. The food they advertise and what you end up getting is a real outrage.
I'd rather starve than spend my money with a company like that again. And it didn't even taste good. A complete rip-off, nothing more.
McDonald’s Mühlheim am Main – A culinary tragicomedy in three acts
There are places where you go full of anticipation, with high expectations, hungry stomachs and the firm belief that you will at least get warm food and a minimum of friendliness. And then there is McDonald’s Mühlheim am Main.
Act 1: The Grand Illusion
As soon as I entered the branch, I felt that there was a special kind of gastronomy philosophy here. One that is based on resignation, indifference and a certain artistic freedom when putting together burgers.
“One menu with fries, please.”
“Hmmh.” – These noises can probably be interpreted as agreement. A nod would probably be too much service.
I was excited. Would my burger look like the picture? Of course not.
Act 2: The tragic moment of revelation
I take my tray, sit down, unpack - and look at the misery.
• The fries? Cold. Colder than a greeting card from the tax office.
• The burger? Put together with the precision of a bored roofer putting the last board in place at 4:58 p.m.
• The sauce? Not in the burger, but generously distributed on the packaging, as if it had been the victim of a small earthquake.
• The cheese? A tiny, pale yellow cloth of despair that doesn't even bother to melt.
I take a look into the kitchen. The employees don't seem stressed, just annoyed by the existence itself. They put together burgers with the devotion of a tired bureaucrat putting his 482nd stamp on a document.
Act 3: The Search for Warmth (and a Smile)
I dare you. I ask for fresh fries.
The employee looks at me with the expression of a man who has seen too many customers in his career. “They’re fresh.”
I look skeptically at the lukewarm potato sticks, which don't even pretend to be hot.
“No, really, can you make me some fresh ones?”
Sigh. Eye roll. A resigned reach for a new charge. I get hot fries - they're probably a random product that accidentally ended up in this branch.
The taste? Well… at least warm.
Conclusion:
McDonald’s Mühlheim is not just a fast food restaurant. It's an experiment testing how little effort you can put in before guests notice.
• Fries? Tends to be cold.
• Citizens? Constructed with the elegance of a broken Jenga tower.
• Employees? Friendly as a fax machine.
Stars: 2/5 – One point for the warm fries after protest, one point for the entertainment.