I live in waverly tn 37185 the mcdonld restaurt in waverly their food is not fresh on 8 27 12 me my husband order food there mcdould was cold fry was i ask them to remake the food they manger give me to free meals on my next vist so we use last and the was cold and i find in my food you to do something about this please i like thier food but if they got it right frist time and hot fresh im go back under till is done about im spend at 25 dollars or more something about it my adress is 104 n cooley waverly tn 37185
I ordered the new CBO angus meal - it was advertised on the lighted billboard outside to come with a free sweet potato pie. I did not receive it, when I asked about the free pie I was told "we are out" - end of discussion. Never an I'm sorry, replace with apple pie - nothing! The CBO was not hot, there were more onions in the container than on the buger - very poor! Tried McDonald's again after a 6+month stay away due to same type of problems - not giving another try! This is the Paris, TN McDonalds,1019 Mineral Wells. Poor service, cold food - expensive when you can get a burger of better quality just across the street for less money and served with a smile.
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