I went through the drive-through and the guy who took my order was OK. Not great. The guy who…read morehanded out my food at the window was very unprofessional. They both looked to be maybe in their late 20s. Just not the kind of people that I would want representing my company I owned it. I am getting ready to eat the food but question whether I should eat it based on how they were acting. I usually go inside and don't have any issues. Not sure what their issue was today.

Oh Arbys! What have you done to my cookies???!!! The Salted Caramel Chocolate Chip used to be SOOO…read moreGOOOOOD. I will never buy them again.

I have a deep, fiery hatred for whoever made my Oreo McFlurry today. I ordered EXTRA Oreo and…read moresomehow got less Oreo than a regular one. They packed every crumb into a solid crust at the bottom of the cup and left me with plain vanilla for the rest

They didn't give me all my food in my takeout order. They shorted me a sandwich. The employees act…read morelike you are interpreting their nap.

This is a little tricky -- the place definitely doesn't have that fresh/clean look inside. It seems…read morea bit run down and maybe even dingy. But maybe think of it as a cast iron pan? Because my family loves the food from here. The burgers are everything you'd want in a smash burger -- flavorful, cooked to perfection, a good portion, and lots of tasty toppings. The fries are also seasoned well -- my kids usually don't like french fries, but they devour the ones from here. The staff is terrific, and the music inside is great, too. So, if don't let the first visual impression of the interior get to you, you'll be in for a great meal.

Not sure what happened, but it's been closed for a couple of months, there are cones across the…read moreentrance. Personally I think it's a bad location even for a fast food restaurant, as other establishments before them at the same location closed after a year or so too.

For at least several years, I have been an occasional customer of this McDonald's restaurant. As…read moreyou know, the restaurant sells burgers, fries, chicken sandwiches, breakfast sandwiches, chicken nuggets, chicken wraps, milkshakes, and more. My husband and I always go through the drive-thru rather than eat inside. Several months ago, my husband went through the drive-thru and came home with only one Filet-o-Fish rather than the two that he had ordered. He did receive his burger, two large fries, and one box of chicken nuggets. The foods tasted OK to good. Most recently, we went through the drive-thru, and an employee promptly took our order and payment. Minutes later, an employee handed our foods to us. My husband ate the quarter pounder and chicken nuggets at home, and he liked them.

They say nothing in life is free. But yet I got a free vanilla cone with a very generous amount of…read moreice cream. This McDonald's location is always to the mark in terms of their swift operations. Honestly, I've never had a problem here.

I absolutely love Cousins and have always had amazing experiences with service and food quality…read more The menu is simple but does still give some room for choice (a hot and cold lobster roll, soup, sides, drinks). The lobster rolls are packed with flavor and something you want to gobble down because they are so good (but also really want to savor). The buns are fresh and don't seem to get soggy. I really like the lobster bisque because it actually does have pieces of lobster in it, but they definitely seem to have cut down on the amount. Even with long lines, they tend to move efficiently and you get your food fairly quickly. The only reason I'm not giving five stars is because it seems like the portions have shrunk a bit despite prices going up.

The truck came to a neighborhood event and instead of parking in the designated area chose to park…read morein front of our home instead. We went out to inquire about their location choice and they said they didn't know where to go, but despite informing them they decided to stay put. People were standing on our lawn and the consistent buzz of the truck was extremely annoying. 1 star for being a terrible neighbor and only because 0 stars are not an option.

Burger King has few locations in the North Hills of Pittsburgh, so I occasionally visit this…read morelocation to appease my desire for a Whopper burger. For my most recent visit, I had planned to go through the drive-thru, but the line of cars was very long. I thought that ordering inside the restaurant might be faster, and it definitely was. As soon as I entered the restaurant, a polite employee greeted me and asked to take my order. He accurately rang up and packaged my husband's and my food, and he thanked us. During the pandemic, I usually do not eat inside restaurants, but this Burger King had many available tables so I could socially distance from other customers. The table and chairs were clean and comfortable. My husband enjoyed the taste of our burgers, French fries, and beverages, but the chicken sandwich was just OK.

The experience at this restaurant was the worst experience I've ever had at fast food. To say that…read moreit was disappointing would be an insult to subpar experiences in general. Everything started simply enough. The drive through was ten cars deep, but this was a Friday night. The wife and I opted for going in because we hoped service would be faster. How very wrong we were... There were about eight people hovering around the front of the restaurant, while another eight were sitting at tables. A warning sign was that only a few of the eight people at tables actually had food. I mentioned to my wife that I "didn't have a good feeling about this." She shrugged it off and, to my chagrin, continued on to the computer kiosk. While she pondered her order, I scanned the looks of waiting customers. Each had a desolation in their eyes, as though something at this fast food location had gone terribly wrong. Several were wearing "Dragon Ball Z" Burger King crowns. One elderly fellow was wearing two. To my alarm, once our $15 dollar meal was ordered, no recipient printed out (though one was requested). I registered slight concern, but my lovely wife assured me we wouldn't need a receipt. Looking around at the fellow customers and starting to see the forlorned staff, something told me this was a receipt kind of night at The King. We took some seats towards the back of the restaurant; we would have plenty of time for our turn at the front. No food came out. Outside the window, drive through customers that had paid were lined up five deep, still waiting for food. I looked over at the staff, and many were staring at the order wall like the chimps starting at the monolith at the beginning of 2001 a Space Odyssey. I could tell that they yearned for answers that just weren't coming. They seemed to be begging for the board to give these answers, but its indifferent glow had none. One employee looked upon the empty fryers as though she had never seen them before. She picked up an empty basket and set it back in the oil. One of the staff members, perhaps a senior staff member, ran out from behind the counter and tapped a young man on the shoulder, begging for help. His compatriot at the table insisted it wasn't their shift. Regardless, this stout and strapping fellow heralded the call of his on-the-clock coworker. Rushing to what looked like an ice cream machine, he picked up a large bag of white goop and, as his manager looked on, poured it into the machine. There was no handwashing at any point; he simply went from sitting at a table to pouring in liquid. Sometimes, life at the King gets dirty. Soon after, I noticed one large bag of food being served. The customer grabbed it greedily, clutching it to her chest like a mother would hold her baby as she waded through dangerous flood waters; the rest of us looked at her with a mixture of jealousy and disgust. She was fed. God help the rest of us. At this point, my Whopper crazed but patient wife had almost had enough. It had been over forty minutes. We saw one come through. I did the math as I looked at the crowd. We would not taste beef here tonight. The rest of the events came quickly. The manager who had enlisted the help of an off-duty employ locked herself in the unisex - very progressive! - bathroom. She was gone. The remaining employees were still huddled around and staring up at the order screen. One man stepped to the front of the line, and asked for his money back. The cashier asked him to produce a receipt. He could not, as the machine was broken. The employee tried to change the receipt paper. He could not do so. He left the paper and joined his fellow employees to stare at the screen. We were truly and honestly f'd. After reciting his order like a shamanic mantra, the man at the counter got his money back. What black magic conquered his $20 dollars? We must know... My wife follow suit. The cashier apologies profusely, but struggled to process the refund, as we too had been left without a receipt. He said there was a new system that had confused the employees. But no one was making fries or burgers. They had simply lost hope. These people had been crushed under the weight of not just a King, but a tyrant. The siren song of the order board's glow shined on, but had no answers to give. Of the $15 dollars spent, the cashier ended up coming up with $11. A gift horse and all, my wife and I made our exit. In the parking lot, I talked to a young man who simply abandoned his order and his money. Looking a bit sad, he lamented that he would need to eat at Taco Bell, but he doesn't even like Taco Bell. I suppose we all know that pain. This disaster is a symptom of poor training or management or both. I'd like to say an employee rose from the flame-broiled ashes like a greasy phoenix to save us, but there were no heroes this day. $4 is a small price to pay for a very valuable lesson; I will never eat here again. Probably.

This restaurant was recommended to my Mr by the guys at Sports Card Junction. He ordered takeout on…read moreSaturday, 8/29/26. I had requested the veggie wrap and just KNEW he was going to come home with a whole load of food. Sure enough! The veggie wrap was delicious! I don't know what was in it that made it slightly spicy, but any concerns I had about it being dry were silly. It was so tasty! He also ordered the BLT wrap with hot chicken, which was really good - but the hot in hot chicken was no joke, it was spicy! He also ordered the burrata marinara with grass fed beef meatballs, and carbonara with fried chicken. I was stuffed after my wrap, but he said everything else was really good and you better believe we have leftovers for later!

Ordered the BLT. Expected strips of bacon not bacon bits. Very disappointed…read more The side of meatballs were very good. Soft with a good ratio of marinara. Three meatballs per order. The lobster bisque was very salty. Ordered two cups. Neither of us finished because of saltiness. Staff friendly. Limited parking because of snow mountains.

I'm mixed. The food is ok, not great. The service is ok, not bad and not great. The facility is…read moreclean enough and reasonably comfortable. But I expected more given the higher price point. $30 for 1 and 1/2 subs of average quality, no drinks, no sides... I can get better, cheaper, nearby.

I love this location, manager Nick is great! Clean, good service, friendly environmentread more

This location has a track record of giving orders to the wrong party. The orders are correct but…read morethey give them to the wrong person. If not for this error the service is otherwise fast and friendly. The restaurant is clean and comfortable. I'll let you know how the food is once I finally get my order.

Might be the worst Mcdonalds I've ever been too. Our food did not taste like our McDonald's food…read moreusually does. not even the type to leave reviews but my gosh was this food terrible. (DO NOT EAT HERE)

Very welcoming and delicious. Staff is courteous. A little pricey for burgers, but they are good…read more Very clean

I stopped into this Moonlit location to order takeout. I was there on a Sunday afternoon and it…read morewasn't busy, which was nice. I placed my order at the counter and it was ready about 15 min later. I like all of the natural light and colorful decor this location has. Everyone I spoke to was courteous and helpful. The food was also cooked to perfection. This is a great little spot right in Sewickley.