McDonald's

Well. What a visit. As I had my hidden disability lanyard and wristband on me. We decided to go to Mcdonald's at clifton moor. Me and my dad. My dad has parkinsons and me autism. We couldnt get the ordering thing to work so unfortunately had to order at the till. What a mistake going in. Dad started to order. He wanted to try a mcflurry. Couldnt decided so I said why not malteaser. Um not sure. The woman behind the till then shouted in a high voice. Well??! Hurry up have you made a decision. It was five seconds in not like five mins. Wow. So he just got his mc flurry then we tried the machines again. Thank god it worked. Got them the burgers stone cold but we had to eat them as hungry. Wont be going back there if thats how they treat customers.

When arriving at this particular Mcdonalds I was impressed to see that the main entrance into the store is a slopped access and so wheelchair users can easily enter and exit the building. The staff both on dining area and behind the counter were very friendly and did not treat my friend who is a wheelchair user any different to how they treat me.

BIG effort for accessibility for all - just a little more thought or training required, I feel. Also, the tables are bolted to the floor so there isn't a lot of room for wheelchairs, scooters etc.