Mcdonald's - Santa Clara County

They trying to scam people for free food for people that use the app. Be cautious. They tried to tell people that it didn't come through on their end even though it took it out of your bank account or deducted your points. They tried to tell me that I still have to pay for it after I already paid for it cuz they trying to get free food.

The staff working that Tuesday were so nice and professional. The food was fast food fresh. Overall I give it a three star

The lady forgot to include napkins, no ketchup or mustard, and didn't include sugar, or dairy creamer in my take out order. I gave it a 3 because the hamburger and fries were ok.

I feel like I was discriminated against. So I applied, and got an interview. They gave me a time and date. They even told me an hour before the interview that to get ready. When I got there, I was not greeted for almost 20 minutes. No one greeted me, but they greeted everyone else. When I finally got to manager, this woman is going to say we are not hiring. Mind you everyone working there is one ethnicity, no black people , no Asians, just Hispanics. So yeah that was definitely discrimination.

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