Mcdonald's

Me and my coworkers planned a little outing for lunch today and decided to go to McDonald's. Before I get into my experience here, I would like to touch up that I am a big fan of McDonalds, I firmly believe the McChicken is by far one of the best and most exquisite creations in fast food existence. It takes simplicity and delicacy wrapped up and placed in a brown paper bag stamped with the staple logo of the double golden arches. However, if I don't like a McChicken at any McDonalds I go to, I will not be hesitant to say so. Now that I have gotten that out of my chest, today was by far one of the best experiences I have ever had at a McDonalds, period. It was 11 of us that came in, all with little to decent sized orders, and no one had to wait longer than expected for their food to arrive. There's really not much else to say about the service, everything was quick and straight to the point, as it should be. Good thing to point out was that the place was very packed since it was lunch rush hour, so that gets more points from me. Now.. for the food.. where do I even begin? The McChicken patty was amazingly cooked, crunchy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside. Right amount of mayonnaise and just the right amount of lettuce. Bun was toasted to perfection as well, all with no extra grease on the sandwich. I also got a quarter pounder and a big mac (I didn't eat for roughly 16 hours before this, so I was very hungry), and the patties on both the sandwiches were amazingly cooked. Also noting that both sandwiches has the right amount of condiments and topping on them (the cheese on the quarter pounder was melted to perfection). I limit myself on the amount of times I go to McDonalds, but having one of these days makes it extremely hard not to pull a Morgan Spurlock. This particular McDonalds is doing really well, and I am very very satisfied with my experience, however, I am a true believer that no experience will ever be perfect, since some will always be better than others in certain aspects, therefore, it gets a 4 out of 5 from me.