“ Excellent team - Manager was out in the store helping customers and in general best McDonald's experience in a long time. The manager made me feel like a valued customer. ”

“ Best in Auckland with that artistry that comes of confident happy staff who really know how to do a coffee or hot choc. ”

“ This place is just a free for all. There are no rules at all. One time I got a McChicken with no bun, literally just a patty, lettuce and mayonnaise in the box. Another time my burger was cold - not luke warm, but actually cold like it had come out of a fridge. But hey that’s show business baby! ”

“ The young guy working on the drive thru on Monday I have to say gave the best service I have had from any fast food drive thru I've ever been to. Was great to have someone you could understand and was very polite and friendly. ”

“ This McDonald's in Belmont offers a bit of a mixed bag. On the plus side, the crew members were notably friendly, which always makes a difference. A real bonus for parents is the kids' play area, allowing adults a chance to enjoy their meal while the children are occupied. The ordering and serving process was smooth and efficient during my visit. However, there are a few drawbacks. Compared to other McDonald's locations in Auckland, this one is quite small, and consequently, parking is limited. Finding the entrance can also be confusing; the signage isn't very clear, and it's easy to accidentally try entering through the exit if you're not paying close attention. Another area for improvement is table cleanliness. On this occasion, tables weren't cleared promptly after customers left, meaning leftover cups and tissues remained when new customers were looking for a seat. Finally, be aware that exiting the location can be challenging during busy traffic times, potentially adding a bit of delay to your journey. Overall, while the friendly staff, play area, and efficient service are positives, the small size, parking limitations, confusing entry, cleanliness issues, and tricky exit detract from the experience. It's decent for a quick bite, especially if you have kids, but be mindful of the potential inconveniences. ”

“ Went for a drive thru. Excellent fries and burger. Fast service. ”

“ The fries were perfect not to much salt, fresh and krispy, my burgers werent slapped together like majority of macdonalds but put together and not dumped with alot of sauce. Congradulations belmont staff you ACED that plus excellent service. ”

“ Regulation McDonald's store with all the menu items available. The staff are very nice and helpful. The children's play area is large enough and well maintained. Driveway facility is available here. Ample parking is available too, in spite of the premium location. Well recommended. ”

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