McDonald's in Dublin

The food was excellent. But a staff member I'm assuming he was a supervisor, a young guy with a moustache, was less than nice to a young Asian girl who was mopping the floor, again she was a staff member Giving out to her in front of all the customers that she was too slow and needed to speed up with her work. A true bully. This I hate to see. If I was an employee, he would be picking his teeth up from the floor. And if I was a senior manager, I would have sacked him on the spot no question.....His attitude in my book was unnecessary,

We went here on Wednesday 30/10/2024. I had a Big Mac. It was delicious.

Relatively quick service during breakfast time 🤸

Very busy thats y service not good but nice atmosphere with nice place hide and seek, difficult to reach washroom😜, very nice wash but way littile difficult 👍🏿

It's mc donalds, you get what you expect but this mc donalds always forget something or mix up at least one thing in the order lol still tasty when you're craving a mc donalds tho

I had a problem with my wrap and our Happy Meal, and the woman behind the counter was very helpful! She was super quick and polite! I didn't get her name but she has a tattoo of a sword on her wrist I think. Friendly staff!

The sauces in the burgers were dry and the burgers were so wonky they fell apart which made them difficult to eat. Paid sugar tax unnecessarily as the sugarfree and regular drink tasted the same. Restaurant offers no tablets meaning you have to eat straight up on the used tables which felt unhygienic. The food itself was fine though and the restaurant seems pretty clean

Huge McDonald's, tons of seating, clean and a good layout.

Very slow service, we ordered pancakes for breakfast. Served almost after an hour, the pancakes are already as hard as cardboards.

It's a McD, so do not expect a raving Five-Star-Review ... it is what it is. Having said that the "restaurant" is usually kept quite clean, service is reasonably fast (depending on time and day, obviously), the location is excellent for shoppers, and there is a "Café" section. All in all a decent example of a McD in a city-centre location, you could find (quite a few) worse places in central Dublin to refuel.