McDonald's

As Sarah wheeled her son, Alex, into McDonald's, she was relieved to see the accessible entrance and spacious dining area.
Alex's face lit up at the sight of the colorful play area, but he was also eager to enjoy his favorite Happy Meal.
While Sarah ordered, Alex explored the play area, joining other children in laughter and games. Once their food arrived, Sarah helped Alex settle into a comfortable booth, where they enjoyed their meals together.
As they ate, Sarah noticed the diverse group of families around them, all sharing in the joy of a meal at McDonald's.
Despite Alex's wheelchair, they felt completely included in the bustling atmosphere. After finishing their meals, Sarah and Alex lingered a bit longer, savoring the warmth and familiarity of McDonald's.
As they left, Sarah couldn't help but feel grateful for the inclusive environment that allowed her and Alex to enjoy a stress-free dining experience together.

It does not work as fast food.
Every time one needs to wait more than 15 minutes.
Management is very BAD.

Ordered McFlurry, got a Sundae….
They looks confused and refuse to blend the ice cream and the toppings for your “McFlurry”…. Then I came here second time ordering the same thing to see if I would get a McFlurry… but no,this time not only the ice-cream wasn’t blended, it was not frozen enough (like melted ice-cream) that it become a milkshake.