The the food is great.Chicken tastes really good with the toast.Please give me exceptional quality…read moreand delectability. This fare is indeed superb. Furthermore, a military discount is offered.

Good. Not great. Bit of a long wait and the staff called me order for Jenine instead of Gregory…read more Those are very different names spelled very differently. Plus I'm a man, I don't look like a Jenine. But apparently the employee who took my order knew my name was Gregory because she told the other employee who then called the correct name. Plus the receipt printer hallucinated and printed part of someone else's order - must be using AI. Food was good, toast was delicious, fries were OK, chicken is the usual tendies. And there are lots of local DC/Baltimore area sports jerseys on the walls. Three gender neutral single person restrooms to wash up and go bathroom then get back on the road. Conveniently located right off I-50.

Wallowed in my misery, each step a protest against the injustice I had endured. The taste of…read morefailure lingered on my tongue--the bitter, acrid flavor of cold meat, limp fries, and milkshake betrayal--and I realized, with a despair so profound it threatened to liquefy my bones, that I would carry this wound forever. I thought about suing. Not legally--oh no, that would require an energy and patience I no longer possessed--but suing in the court of the universe, invoking cosmic law, demanding retribution. For what is McDonald's if not an institution of suffering masquerading as sustenance? The golden arches are not symbols of happiness; they are sigils of torment, beacons calling the unsuspecting into your den of disappointment. Every fry that has ever failed to crisp, every Big Mac that has ever arrived lukewarm, every milkshake that has ever betrayed its very purpose is a testament to your unrelenting cruelty. And yet, the cruelty is not even the worst part. No, the worst part is the indifference, McDonald's. The way your employees move with the precision of automatons, eyes glazed, hearts seemingly hollowed out by decades of repeated monotony. I saw it in her face--the employee who took my order incorrectly, who sighed as if the very act of acknowledging a mistake were a crime. I swear, I looked into her eyes, and I saw the infinite abyss, and I understood, in that moment, that no amount of pleading, logic, or reason would ever penetrate the void. I had glimpsed true apathy, and it burned hotter than hellfire. I wanted to scream. I wanted to shout so loudly that the walls of the establishment themselves would collapse under the force of my rage. I wanted to rip the golden arches from their foundations and hurl them into the void, scattering them like the shattered dreams of all who had come before me. But I did not. I restrained myself--for now. No, McDonald's, I did not scream. I cataloged. I observed. I remembered every detail of this travesty: the flickering fluorescent lights, the music that grated against my sanity like a thousand rusty spoons across a chalkboard, the sticky floor tiles that seemed to cling to my shoes in protest. I remembered the children, shrieking with the feral joy of the damned, and I remembered the chair collapsing beneath me, mocking my existence with cold precision. Every aspect of this experience was seared into my memory, a permanent scar upon my consciousness, a monument to your incompetence. And now, as I sit here, writing this letter, I am filled with a fury so pure, so all-consuming, that it has become a part of me. I am Chad. I am enraged. I am a vessel for righteous indignation. And this McDonald's trip--this singular, catastrophic event--has transformed me. I am no longer merely a man; I am a herald of fury, a prophet of fast-food injustice, a living testament to the horrors that await the unsuspecting customer. Know this, McDonald's: I shall not forgive. I shall not forget. I shall carry this memory as a torch of wrath, illuminating the truth for all who dare approach your establishment. May every fry you serve be limp, every milkshake betray its purpose, every burger arrive cold and lifeless. May the drive-thru line stretch infinitely, a Kafkaesque purgatory of beeping machines and apathy. May your golden arches crumble beneath the weight of your own incompetence. And should I ever return--and I fear I might, against my better judgment--I will be watching. I will scrutinize every detail. I will measure every fry, every patty, every milkshake for the slightest hint of imperfection. And if I find it--and I know I will--I will not hesitate to unleash the full force of my wrath upon your establishment. This is my vow. This is my declaration. This is the record of my suffering. I am Chad, and I am enraged. Sincerely, Chad, Eternal Avenger of Fast-Food Injustices

Worst service in the world Demanding everyone to order on Kiosk Now the problem with that is money…read morepayment of $10 went to the person on the other Kiosk, who was kind of enough to say so. The so called manager Demanded that I use a Kiosk and was refusing to give me back me $10 until I said there is a police officer in line in drive thru I am telling him and reporting you. If you are not How dare they demand I use a Kiosk to pay with cash - what is wrong can't anyone make change anymore. May AI take over McDonald's I will never spend another penny there and I am old enough to remember when McDonald's had the Golden Arches but now it's has the gone to the pits of places unknown.

The lady at the register is actually really nice. She always says like their Burger King quotes…read morelike you rule or you're the king and she's very nice. It does get busy sometimes but I'd go to this Burger King versus other ones even if this one was out the way.

Just for a kids meal and it's been 30mins now??? Same service same attitude like they don't want…read moreto work

I had a great experience at this Taco Bell! I walked in and it was quite. There was only one other…read morecustomer in the restaurant. The young girl at the register took my order and quickly made my meal. I later discovered that they have a kiosk as you walk in, where you can place your order. I saw it but didn't know what it was. While I was eating, I saw another customer walk in and place his order. I later asked the employee who took my order if I was supposed to order at the kiosk. It's been FOREVER since I've been inside a Taco Bell (or really, at Taco Bell period). She relayed I didn't have to, but it's an option. Apparently they are at all of the Taco Bells. Anyway, I quietly ate my food and chilled. My car was in the shop next door and I was waiting. The lobby was clean! The bathroom was clean as well.

Taco Bell on Annapolis Road in Bowie sucks! I can't believe they call this fast foodl! I have been…read morein line for 25 minutes! WTH! Hire new people, please! I only stayed because I did not want to ditch them after my order was placed! Do better!

As a chicken place, the fries shouldn't be the star…read more They don't do combos with their sandwiches so a sandwich, fry, and a can of soda is around $19.05 which in my opinion is too expensive. I got the OG and they really should put the slaw between the chicken (mine had two pieces) as it makes the bread soggy and I ate mine as soon as they handed it to me. The sandwich was okay but Slim Chickens is much better. Service was good and the staff was friendly. The taste isn't worth the price and nearly $3 for a can of soda (when you include tax) come on guys.

The "HONEY BUTTER" chicken sandwich. Let's just talk about the ingredients! Buttermilk fried…read morechicken breast smothered with honey butter and cheddar cheese! That's it, that's the review! Enjoy!

This is my first time at this location. We usually go to another location. That is a bit further…read moreaway from our home (Dunkirk Md) From what I could see, there were only two workers on duty. Service was awesome. We were greeted with a welcome when we entered the store but upon first glance, the ingredients station was very messy like it needed to be cleaned up after every order was made, and that was not being done, and I could kinda understand why it was messy - almost like one order after another one order after another and not having time to really clean up, but that's something that should be paid attention to. That didn't stop me from placing my order though, but it did deserve to be mentioned because at the other location I don't experience that at all. I must mention, though the heat to AC ratio at this location was very comforting. When we left the staff said good night to us and wished us a happy holiday!

First time trying MOD Pizza and using their online ordering service, which was quick and easy. I…read moreLoved the fact that Mod's Pizza crust is vegan friendly! They do offer vegan/vegetarian-friendly toppings. We ordered two types of pizzas. We ordered the 11" pizza with grilled chicken, cheese, roasted corn, mozzarella, tomato slices and tomato sauce. The 6" pizza was the vegan-friendly pizza, which we ordered with roasted broccoli, red onions, mushrooms, red peppers, green peppers, basil, arugula, rosemary, spinach, olive oil, garlic rub and tomato sauce. We requested our pizza to be cooked light bake, which offered just enough crisps to the edges. Anything more would have been crispy, if that's your desired pizza texture. All in all, our pizza's came out good and we enjoyed every bite. I would definitely recommend visiting this establishment.

Representing 2024 in alphabet series, R is for Raising Cane's. I was familiar with Raising Cane's…read morewhen I visited my parents in Phoenix in mid 2010's and thought they were great. I went to this location multiple times in 2023-2025. They opened in September 2023, which was the 2nd location in MD. This is about 15 miles from my home, which isn't too far. Then, Columbia location opened, which is closer at about 10 miles. The first location in MD was way up in Towson. I was up that way in March 2023 for a trivia tournament and thought to get an early lunch at Raising Cane's as I was excited to try at the time the only location in MD, but parking was a pain and line was too long. So, I ended up eating at the trivia tournament venue. Then, in September 2023, they opened this 2nd MD location here on a Friday. I went on its 2nd day that Saturday as coincidentally, I had a trivia tournament. It was a madhouse on route 3 in the left lane getting in here. I ended up parking on the Wendy's side as it was too hectic in there; you're not supposed to do that, and I never did that again, but that 1st weekend was hectic. Line was long, but they were going as quickly as they could. I was a bit nervous about my timing, but eventually, I got my food, ate a bit quicker than usual, and drove the 5 minutes to the trivia tournament. It was delicious. I love the chicken tenders, fries, & Texas toast here. I don't really like coleslaw, but I don't mind theirs. The baskets come with a drink, and I get half sweet/half unsweet tea every time, and it's freshly brewed. My girlfriend & I went to this location a couple of times mostly in 2024. Chicken baskets are always on point. In June 2024, we bumped into someone from trivia, which we three were going to tournament. He loved Raising Cane's probably even more than me. He said he lived very close to here and would come here sometimes multiple times a week. He also replaced fries (which is unhealthy) with more Texas toast (which is also unhealthy but maybe less so), and he loved the Texas toast more than fries. I agree with him on that here, but I want the fries as I want the variety. I'll keep coming back as a Caniac!

Hit the spot late at night man, crispy crunchy juicy chicken. Golden crispy fries. Ladies up front…read morewere kind and there was some good music. Food came out quick and fresh! Amazing service! I LOVE CANES!!!

Horrible Drive Thru Service. The young man didn't even say hello, all I got was a fish sandwich…read morewith just cheese and a key chain frosty ONLY. He tried to charge me for the frosty. I then said "no I have a key chain. He then verbally confirmed my order and amount $6.29. I get to the window and mow my amount is $6.86. I said no the screen said $6.29 and you verbally confirmed. I handed him .30 cent and said I'll tap my card for the $6.00. You can keep the Penney. He then said no you owe me .86 more cent after I gave him the .30. I he then said to me you trying to get me fired. I said no. Please go get your supervisor. Well she was standing right there giggling and said I got it. He then tapped the register. She then said you owe us .86 more cents. I said nope I gave him .30. Shen ten said well he did not charge you for the frosty. I then produced my key chain tag. She said okay well you owe me $6.38. Aging I said nope. I then gave her .38 more cents and then asked her politely to please put the card reader at the window. I tapped my card and she handed me my food I asked for the receipt. I said to her don't fire him just retrain him so he can work on his customer service and the importance of not being rude rushing customers and telling them verbally the correct amount and always offer the receipt . She said okay I said thank you, I even made the heart sign on my heart.

Have time to kill? Want to wait for your good longer than normal? Or just grab a coffee only to be…read moreasked to park? This is your place!