McDonald's, East Providence RI

Not good. The woman taking our order seemed to be in her own world. Asking twice for us to repeat small drink.and then ultimately typed in small fry. Ketchup pumps not stocked at 630pm. Hamburger bun was hard as a rock and burger patty was floppy. This was only on the hamburger but not on the double cheeseburger or quarter pounder also ordered.

One of the better McDonald's I've been to. I'm there everyday for coffee, they know my order and make it right. The drive through is quick.

You have to buy something in order to be allowed to use the restroom, but that's just because of the location. I just got a soda and drank it while I waited in line for the bathroom!

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Though the location can be very busy during lunch time, my usual time to visit, service is always good and speedy. Which is appreciated.

Had a bday party there today for my daughter.they suck never again will I waste money there again. Smh staff suck. Decorations balloons and table cloth. I would not go there again

Play area is very dirty. Fries and old food all over the floor and we got here at 10am. We forgot to bring socks so we bought some for the play area. But many others just ran around with shoes or nothing on their feet. Disappointed. Wont be back.

There's a friendly older woman who really makes this place special for me <3 she works at the front and is very sweet.