McDonald's Restaurants Ltd

3 10/09/2008 by quickstepqueen

Same old McDonalds. It does have a large free car park where you can watch the world go by if you are taking out. However, the drive-thru has got to be the narrowest I've ever encountered. Do not take an extra large/wide car through. As others have reported, at night there are a number of boy racers who frequent the car park which some may see as a nusiance. If, for example, you are travelling through to say Skegness and want a stop off it's easily accesible. You just turn off at the main roundabout and travel a couple hundred yards so it doesn't take you far off your route. There is also an Aldi opposite and Asdas very nearby so well located. As for food and drink, it's the same as anywhere else and the service can be very hit and miss depending on who is serving you.

Couple of downsides...

3 03/09/2008 by CraigRJ

Okay, so McDonalds is McDonalds, the food doesn?t change, the drinks don?t change, the prices don?t change from one outlet to another (unless you?re on the motorway).This one is a classic edge-of-town shopping park type of place, squeezed in next to MFI and Halfords, it has one big plus point: there?s a free carpark right on the doorstep. Thus, accessibility is superb, really can?t fault it.The two downsides are: firstly, the drive through has one of the tightest turns imaginable, and insanely there?s a fence (often hit) right against the road, it?s horrendous when taking anything bigger than a Mini through there. Secondly, the carpark is frequented by boy racers, especially in the evening, and therefore there?s a lot of people hanging about ? it can be unnerving, and not exactly family friendly at those times.