McDonald's

"Got there at 7:45 and left at 9:15. This dude got there after us and got his food before. He also ordered the same amount as us too. The fries were not salted and felt like sand in your mouth. The chicken nuggets were soggy and barely warm. When we got our food we didn’t even get the order when needed. By the time they finished the drinks were watery."

"Either not enough help or who knows. One gal at the counter. She also had to make all the drinks like shakes and package the food while the drive up window had 2 people on it. Bells and alarms going off the whole time. Took the whole hour we had off the tour bus to get our order. Only 10 to 12 of us from the bus, the rest were smart and went elsewhere in the area. And really, how long does it take to make a happy meal. Priorities definitely on drive thru orders. Not sure that I would return."

"No body is working the front. There's a long line out the drive thru and if you ask to order through a person, they refer you to the kiosk. Freakin ridiculous"

""A 'McFiasco' in Branson - Fast Food, Slow Service, and a Whiff of Disappointment" Step right up, folks, to the greatest (and slowest) show in Branson, Missouri – the McDonald's where time stands still, and your appetite goes on a rollercoaster of regret! First off, let's talk about the futuristic ordering kiosk, which I suspect is powered by a hamster on a wheel. I tapped my order with the hope of a child wishing upon a star. Little did I know, my wish was about to be granted by a mischievous genie with a twisted sense of humor. After what felt like a decade (I think I celebrated two birthdays in that line), we received our culinary 'treasures'. The burger had a certain je ne sais 'poo' quality, and the fries were as limp as a forgotten noodle in the sink. I'd have had a more enjoyable time eating the receipt. And the pièce de résistance? The aroma. Ah, nothing quite complements a meal like the gentle, wafting scent of eau de toilette, courtesy of the ambiance. In conclusion, if you're craving a memorable experience in Branson, this McDonald's is a must-avoid. It's where joy goes to wither and food goes to... well, let's just say it's a 'number two' experience in a 'number one' world. One star, because they don't let you rate in toilet paper rolls."

"Order taker struggling with taking orders and making change correctly. Food came out wrong, fried were old and cold , order was not taken correctly, used surrounding tables staid dirty the entire time we were inside eating, stools at tables need to be reupholstered."