Mcdonald's - Irvine

This McDonald's has decent and delicious food. It's reasonably priced, and it's staff are nice and respectful. Additionally, the atmosphere inside this place was really nice and quiet.

Sign posted that they were closed for maintenance inside. There were literally people eating in there! Guy came out as he was leaving his shift and I was waiting in the longest drive thru line of my life. Said they actually only closed it becuas they were short staffed, so they are lying to their customer base. I am a delivery driver and I now am going to have to explain to my customer why their food is going to be cold and old because these people cannot run a business. I’m more concerned though that one, they let in a certain amount of customers inside and then they decided to close the doors of their restaurant and lie to the people of why they were actually closing the doors. I will be reporting this location to wherever I can find on the company website to do so, this actually horrible and a terrible way to run a business. Lying to your consumer base. PS I had the time to actually get out of my car and take this photo. Guess what people sometimes you have to work harder to accommodate people, you don’t just get to decide to close your lobby becuase it’s too hard for you.

I ordered a meal in the app. he was at 10:40 in the load and the sign on the door said they closed at 11 o'clock. the lights were on and the guard was on, but no one was answering on the runner thru. I moved to the window so I could pick up my food and find it completely empty. not sure what the actual storage hours, but the clear are not what are advertised on the app or on the door.

The breakfast was fresh and hot. orange juice was beautiful and fresh. the remaining room was clean, but needed a better cleaning to get rid of the uring smell.

I asked for half and half of sweetened and unsweetened tea. It was more sweet than half also blueberry muffins was given to me super cold. Manager was so unfriendly!!! He needs better customer service skills