Waiting service at Chichester McDonalds

Doc Lynam · Mar 10, 2016

Having read the latest advertorial in the Argus has anyone taken their family along for the waiting service at McDonalds? Do you need to tip? And do you need to reserve a table? As it says 40 years of tradition has been turned on its head; exciting times i'm sure you'll agree.

http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/1433...rst_McDonald_s_outlet_in_Sussex/?ref=mrb&lp=2

Gullflyinghigh · Mar 10, 2016

Reading that reminds me of a recent South Park episode...

skipper734 · Mar 10, 2016

So it's like Drive Through. Only you walk through and sit down.

Paul Reids Sock · Mar 10, 2016

To me that looks like a way of solving the issues they have caused with that ridiculous computer ordering.

i don;t go in there often but have popped into the Reading one a couple of times since they put that in and the waiting times are massively increased

studio150 · Mar 10, 2016

Doc Lynam said:
; exciting times i'm sure you'll agree.

No.

You must have a boring life if you think this is exciting.

Why anyone would want to visit McDonalds other than on price is beyond me, far better to visit the likes of Bryon Burger for taste

Justice · Mar 10, 2016

Shame the food tastes like shite plus they can't cook a chip to save themselves.

halbpro · Mar 10, 2016

Paul Reids Sock said:
To me that looks like a way of solving the issues they have caused with that ridiculous computer ordering.

i don;t go in there often but have popped into the Reading one a couple of times since they put that in and the waiting times are massively increased

I've found them about the same, possibly less waiting when you include not queueing for tills etc... Been in to the one on Western Rd once and the one on London Rd once and it didn't seem slower at the very least.

Paul Reids Sock · Mar 10, 2016

halbpro said:
I've found them about the same, possibly less waiting when you include not queueing for tills etc... Been in to the one on Western Rd once and the one on London Rd once and it didn't seem slower at the very least.

Must be localised incompetence then!

Doc Lynam · Mar 10, 2016

studio150 said:
No.

You must have a boring life if you think this is exciting.

Why anyone would want to visit McDonalds other than on price is beyond me, far better to visit the likes of Bryon Burger for taste

Do you get a toy with your burger?

crabface · Mar 10, 2016

Few snobs on here

sully · Mar 10, 2016

Justice said:
Shame the food tastes like shite plus they can't cook a chip to save themselves.

Their coffee is great though :thumbsup:

knocky1 · Mar 10, 2016

crabface said:
Few snobs on here

I've always thought few plebs on here with a snob majority. This isn't a Sheffield Wednesday forum. Come on put you're shirt back on.

TSB · Mar 18, 2016

Err

'The McDonald’s restaurant in Portfield Way, Chichester, is the first Sussex outlet in the country to unveil the new style of catering'.

Good to see that article was proof-read to the highest standard.

Easy 10 · Mar 18, 2016

Paul Reids Sock said:
To me that looks like a way of solving the issues they have caused with that ridiculous computer ordering.

i don;t go in there often but have popped into the Reading one a couple of times since they put that in and the waiting times are massively increased

I went to grab a coffee at the Holmbush one the other week to have in the car while the missus did the shopping, and the waiting time extended MASSIVELY beyond the old way of ordering and collecting at the till. That Argos-style method is absolute bobbins, I was standing around like a sex offender at a school gate for nearly ten minutes waiting for my number to come up. For a COFFEE. And they weren't even particularly busy.

Its an abject FAIL I'm afraid.

Doc Lynam · Mar 18, 2016

Nobody wants to feel like a sex offender at the best of times, but especially when you're entering a magical resturant like McDonalds that feelings only going to bring down the vibe. Were you meet with one of their knock out smile when you recieved the coffee?

Deleted member 22389 · Mar 18, 2016

Fantastic company when it comes to equal opportunities. Brother has learning difficulties, he has been employed for the last 6 years. No other employer would give him the time of day.

Willy Dangle · Mar 18, 2016

crabface said:
Few snobs on here

Oh I totally agree. You wouldn't see me venturing into one of those filthy gastley establishments. I would much sooner digest a quiffel from a rum spotted elch. I'm with you my fine fellow.

Albumen · Mar 18, 2016

It's not actually food though is it.

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