This place is incredible. Basically empty and quiet upstairs area, locking private stall toilets,…read morefree refills and fresh peanuts upstairs. we waited here for our hotel check in and no one bothered us at all. delicious strawberry shake and Cajun fries. 10/10

This is the worst fast food joint I have ever been. The place was disgusting, trash lying around…read moreeverywhere and the trash cans over flowing. I ordered a whopper no tomato's. They left off ketchup and said it doesn't come with cheese. So I asked if they could remake it I bought cheese and they said no. For 13 euro you can't get a slice of cheese!! The lady rudely handed me two ketchup packets. The atmosphere along with the bad food made it a place to stay away from!!

What a satisfying stop for a snack between flights! I got the waffle with ice cream, and I was very…read morepleasantly surprised. Maybe in the US, things are just not as nice in terms of desserts (very possible), but the waffle was delicious! Nice and fluffy, with a sugary crisp on the outside. The ice cream was pretty tasty too, and I don't even like vanilla ice cream. Great snack!

This newly opened branch (first in Spain) has an awesome location at Puerta del Sol…read more The place has a lot of seating space with some really cool decor. They do have some unique menu items not typical with your regular menu. They still don't have Halo-Halo, but am assuming that will be available when they get settled in.

Worst hotdog that I ever ate. If you are in Madrid stay away from Jollibee. The quality of the food…read moreleaves a lot to be desired.

I had NEVER had a McDonald's hamburger in my life before coming to this location. I have Celiac…read moredisease and even the fry oil in the US contains wheat for flavor, so I haven't had actual McDonald's fries in 4 years. This location is steps away from the Opera Metro and the Teatro Real theater. Ordering is a breeze at the kiosks in multiple languages. I ordered a gluten-free burger with a gluten-free bun at no extra cost! I also ordered a gluten-free beer and fries with a seasoning packet. While even before my celiac diagnosis I had never had a McDonald's hamburger, it was totally not an option after my diagnosis until I came here. My burger came with a Schar bun, 2 beef patties, 2 slices of white cheese and bacon. It wasn't horrible but I definitely wasn't missing out. The fries were okay. The gluten-free beer tasted like real lager and came with a paper cup. Service was fast and delivered to your table rather than you waiting for your order to be called. Tables were bussed quickly and we were able to find a seat both times my husband and I came here despite the fact it was incredibly busy. Service was great and the fact there are multiple celiac options in every category is what made this a 4 rather than a 3 star for me. April 2025.

McDonalds in Europe is so different than the ones in the US!…read moreNormally I do not eat at McDonalds in the US as it is tasteless and too processed. Spain, France, China, Japan, and Korean McDonalds are way different and caters to different local tastebuds. Loved the yummy & creative CBO sandwich and they even serve beer. Their food is so much tastier than the US McDonalds - wish the European menu can be brought over to the US. Plus they have a bakery section that sells yummy macarons...

Located across the street from the Goya Metro Station, this McDonald's Restaurant is the typical…read morekind you see around Europe these days: Ordering from a big screen. The layout of the restaurant is a little weird, with seating on two floors just off of the main lobby. I ordered an Extreme Bacon meal with Deluxe Potatoes & a Coke Zero. The burger was DELISH! Even had smoked Gouda on it ... something you definitely won't find in The States! Dining was a bit of a pain, particularly because a family of three was letting their Terrible Twos toddler run amok. Other than that, I think I'll come back here and try something else.