McDonald's is one of those places where, within ten minutes, you can spot school groups, retirees,…read morenight owls, families, business travelers, and people who clearly left the house just for a McFlurry. The cleanliness is particularly striking. No sooner has someone left a table than someone else seems to appear out of nowhere with a cloth. The floors, tables, and even the restrooms are remarkably well-maintained. Somewhere in the background, a secret elite unit from the cleaning industry is presumably at work. The staff is also remarkably friendly. Even when dealing with complaints, they remain polite and solution-oriented. Mistakes are corrected without hesitation, without arguments or the feeling that you have to defend your order before an international court of law. The table service is also friendly and reliable. Add to that long hours, a drive-through, and outdoor seating--in other words, everything you'd expect from a modern McDonald's. Now for the big mystery of this location: the wait times. The restaurant has self-order kiosks, digital displays, and enough technology to probably coordinate a moon landing. Still, you might find yourself with enough time to rethink your life goals before your order arrives. On top of that, items are occasionally missing or mixed up. This is usually no big deal, as everything is easily replaced. However, when a regular Coke is served instead of a Coke Zero, that's more than just a minor mistake for some guests. People with diabetes, in particular, should pay closer attention here. Nevertheless, the overall impression remains positive. The restaurant is clean, the staff is friendly, complaints are handled professionally, and the clientele is so international and diverse that you almost feel like you're visiting a small airport without planes. Conclusion: A McDonald's with excellent service and impressive cleanliness. If orders were complete a bit more often and wait times were a bit shorter, even the fries probably wouldn't have anything to complain about.

I can't give this establishment a rating. If not for my Grand-daughters I definitely would not go…read morehere at all. We alway's go through the Drive-thru because of my Grand-daughters are between 1- 7 yrs of age. When we put in our order's we're always missing an item or items several times a whole meal. I have tried calling no luck what so ever . Then several times we were over charged for items that we didn't order , we went to the window to pick up order and let them know they refused to refund and said we had to take the order. No , I don't ! I want a refund the manager came and she didn't understand what was the problem. I explained and she said I had to take it . I'm sorry but if I don't get a refund I will call the Police and I will contact the Head office because this establishment really sucks. I've gotten wrong orders to missing orders to over being over charged to telling me I have to take an order that I didn't order. Another Manager came after an hour she finally gave me a refund. I am so over this place. Worst MickeyD's ever. Zero out of ten

The Subway at the train station is a fascinating place. Not because there's a lot going on here,…read morebut because it's located right inside the station and yet has hours that sometimes give the impression it wants as little to do with trains as possible. Anyone familiar with Subway won't find any surprises here. There are the familiar sandwiches, the familiar ingredients, and the familiar self-order kiosks that make you feel like you're both a customer and a part-time employee at the same time. The shop itself is rather compact. Others would say "small." Optimists call it "short distances." The seating options are limited. Anyone who manages to snag a seat should defend it with the determination of a medieval lord. The sense of time is particularly noteworthy. Although the procedures are generally familiar and the menu poses no major mysteries, the wait can occasionally take on a spiritual dimension. You have ample opportunity to reflect on life, the next train, or the question of why you didn't buy a pretzel after all. The staff don't come across as unfriendly; rather, it's as if they've already seen everything a train station and humanity have to offer and have decided to respond with professional composure. One positive aspect worth noting is the cleanliness. Everything looks neat and well-maintained, which is by no means a given at train stations. Bottom line: Not a place you'd plan a trip to, but a place that can definitely come in handy while traveling. The Subway at the station reliably does its job: It's there, it makes sandwiches, and it reminds you that "solid" is sometimes all you need.

It's hard to give a fast food chain restaurant high marks but McDonalds in Germany is quite tasty…read more The staff is made up of adults, not teenage kids like here in the states. The menu is much more diverse and the best part the majority of their food is made to order so it is fresh! This location has a very friendly staff, you'll have to wait for the food but it's worth it!

The Döner teller was really good and the chef was super friendly and accommodating. Even with extra…read morecondiments or sauce he didn charge extra. My buddy got the Duram Döner and added pommes for no extra cost, even gave us a baklava ON THE HOUSE!

The homie Sinan hooked me and my boy Johnathan up. I got a Durem Döner aka diner wrap. I asked him…read moreto add fries and make it extra spicy. There was no extra charge at all. My boy Johnathan got a Döner teller and my man Sinan loaded his plate with extra sauce, fries, and meat. This place is cheap and the wait is about 10 mins if you want it perfect for a fast food place.

Yea, I don't recommend any Hispanic option. But the burgers…read moreand everything else was descent.

Pretty much like the chili's back in the states from a menu perspective. Staff was really friendly…read moreand prompt. Good selection of local beers. I had the quesadilla and it was good. Plenty of room inside but parking is non existent. Tried this on a flyer and was ok.