McDonald's

Pretty much the only place open in town for breakfast and they don't open til 6:30am. I gave 3 stars for service because one of the employees came in the bathroom, peed and I think put in a feminine hygienic product and left without washing their hands. Ew.

One of the ONLY fast food or convenient places to eat outside of West Yellowstone, but a welcome site after spending all day in the park, if you want convenience. Seems to be managed and run by a group of foreigners. I do not know what they speak, but it is a foreign language to each other. At first, I thought they might be pacific islanders, but I don't think so. Having lived in Hawaii and having Tongan and Samoan friends, I love the pacific islanders. As far as service, they expect you to order through the kiosks or app or drive-thru. If you go to the counter, they are slow now because everyone goes through the kiosk. It's a little disappointing. Otherwise, before the kiosks existed, and when they finally wait on you, they are good and quick with their service. Food is usually fresh, since they are so busy.

This is probably one of the best McDonald's we ever ate at. The food was hot and fresh the 2 times we were here. The manager taking our order was very personable. The restaurant was very full and busy, but it was still very clean!!

As I sit down to write this review, I can't help but feel an overwhelming sense of disappointment and frustration with my recent experience at the McDonald's establishment in question. The exorbitant prices I encountered during my visit left me with a sour taste in my mouth, both literally and figuratively. Let's start with the menu. When I glanced at the prices, I was taken aback by the sheer audacity of the figures staring back at me. Every item seemed to come with an inflated price tag, far beyond what I would expect to pay for fast food. It was as if McDonald's had suddenly transformed into a high-end gourmet restaurant overnight, without any regard for the loyal customers who have supported them for years. The exorbitant pricing extended to their meal options as well. What used to be an affordable and convenient way to grab a quick bite to eat has now become a luxury reserved for those with deep pockets. The value meals, once known for their budget-friendly appeal, now left me feeling like I was being taken advantage of. I found myself questioning why I should pay such exorbitant prices for food that was, at best, mediocre in quality. To make matters worse, the portion sizes seemed to have shrunk significantly since my last visit. It felt as though McDonald's was cutting corners and squeezing every last penny out of its customers. Gone were the days of generous servings that left you feeling satisfied; instead, I was left with a sense of emptiness, both in my stomach and in my wallet. Even the once-beloved dollar menu has undergone a transformation that can only be described as disappointing. What was once a haven for those seeking affordable options has now become a mockery of its former self. Items that used to cost a mere dollar now come with a price tag that makes you question whether it's worth it at all. It's disheartening to witness a company that once prided itself on affordability become so out of touch with the needs and expectations of its customer base. Furthermore, the lack of transparency surrounding the price increases is truly disconcerting. McDonald's seems content to silently raise its prices, without any clear justification or explanation provided to its customers. It leaves me wondering whether this is an attempt to capitalize on brand loyalty or simply an oversight in understanding the value proposition that once made McDonald's a beloved fast-food chain. Ultimately, my experience at this particular McDonald's left me feeling disillusioned and robbed. The exorbitant prices combined with the diminished portion sizes have eroded the very essence of what McDonald's used to represent—a convenient, affordable, and enjoyable dining experience. While I understand that prices can fluctuate over time, the sheer magnitude of the price increase at this establishment is simply unjustifiable. In conclusion, I cannot in good conscience recommend this McDonald's to anyone seeking a reasonably priced meal. The excessive prices, combined with smaller portions, have tarnished the once-beloved fast-food experience. It is my hope that McDonald's management will take note of the dissatisfaction shared by many customers and reevaluate their pricing strategy to better align with the expectations and needs of their loyal patrons. Until then, I will be seeking out more affordable and value-driven alternatives for my fast-food cravings.

It's McD's with a self ordering Kiosk and clean environment. The ladies beyond the counter were kind this morning when I needed more sugar and creamer for my coffee. Everything tasted as expected. Unsure why people are complaining about inflated prices. We are by a large tourist attraction = going to happen. But thank goodness the service was nice. :-)