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McDonalds food complaint
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I had a similar situation with two breakfast meals.
Complained to the email on the ticket and got no response. Decided to shame them on facebook within minutes got a response by messenger.
Very sorry, blah blah blah.
Anyway, mcdonalds contacted the franchisee who ran the 'restaraunt' who then contacted me the next day to offer the usual apologies and a free meal of my choice for four people. About two weeks later I got a letter from mcdonalds apologising for not providing the service they expect and enclosed £20 worth of vouchers.
Result in the end!0 -
theonlywayisup wrote: »If your daughter started eating it immediately and it was cold why did you not check the rest and ask the "restaurant" to exchange it for hot food?
How long did it take you to get home? You can't expect food to keep hot as you drive home.
Next time, eat it in the car (or at least check it before you drive home).
Or microwave it when you get home! I've done this and it doesn't lose anything in being reheated!0 -
You can't get too upset given the price and speed of McDonalds!
If you want perfect food, go to a decent restaurant.0 -
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We were asked to park up and it would be "2 minutes"
Personal comment = "don't believe everything that they say in places staffed by min wage workers"........10 minutes later I saw a McDonalds employee take a large order to a vehicle that had ordered way after us, so I went inside to see where our food was. On the counter I noticed our order, I asked another employee how long it had been waiting there and was told that it had only just been placed there.I took the food and my daughter started eating the fries and said that they were not hot.When we got homeI wasn't happy as none of the food was hot,we were all very disappointed with this and the service.
By all means complain to head office etc, but maybe next time listen to your daughter and get the meal replaced BEFORE leaving the premesis.I would like to know what to do next regarding this.Thank you
Jackie BruceThis their reply......
Jessica (McDonald’s Customer Services)
19 Nov, 16:51 GMT
Dear Jackie,
Thank you for contacting McDonald’s Customer Services to let us know about your visit to our Rotherham Canklow restaurant.
At McDonald’s we want all of our customers to enjoy their restaurant experience each and every time they visit. We’re disappointed that we didn’t get it right for you on this occasion.
I was sorry to hear that you were told two minutes waiting time. However, you waited longer than you had expected, Jackie.
Also, that the food was cold and did not meet the high quality of food standards that we expect our staff to provide our customers with.
We really value customer feedback, and I’ve passed your comments to the management team at the restaurant to use as part of our regular reviews. We are confident that you will see improvements on future visits.
Thanks again for taking the time to contact McDonald’s Customer Services. If we can be of any assistance in the future, please don’t hesitate to contact us back.
Kind regards,
Jessica
Customer Services Team
McDonald's UK Customer Services
11 - 59 High Road
East Finchley
London
N2 8AW
Tel: 03705 244622No recompense offered, just an apology not happy, does anyone have any suggestions.
I love the email you got because it literally gave you no ammo whatsoever; you have to give credit to the agent ("Jessica") who wrote that email! Also because that "Jessica" has such a good writing technique! Saddens me that people who appear to be so smart are stuck in menial jobs like that.0 -
Hi, i have found most letters of complaints nowadays need to end with what you want to bring this matter to a satisfactory conclusion to both parties.
This i did this year with an internet provider, explain what happen and x number of pounds you want to end this matter.
But dont be silly ask for a fair amount.
Years ago went to a fried chicken place had to wait parked up and they came out and gave half the order and some ice cream.
15 minutes later still waiting so when in asked where is my order and why give us ice cream as its melting.
Walked out with money back and free food and drinks which was IMO was fair the manager offered us that0 -
you have to give credit to the agent ("Jessica") who wrote that email! Also because that "Jessica" has such a good writing technique! Saddens me that people who appear to be so smart are stuck in menial jobs like that.
I work alongside a group of people who do similar work. They aren't thick, and the work isn't menial.If someone is nice to you but rude to the waiter, they are not a nice person.0 -
I've always found that calling the restaurant directly results in them giving me a code to use next time I visit so I can pick up free replacements.0
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Potbellypig wrote: »If you'd have a took the food back straight away, they would have just made the whole order again for you.
Yep - we've had the same situation where they've made up the order but have been waiting for something and it's all gone cold. Just pointed it out to them and they binned the lot and did it again. Not a big deal - all you need to do is ask at the time.0 -
I love the email you got because it literally gave you no ammo whatsoever; you have to give credit to the agent ("Jessica") who wrote that email! Also because that "Jessica" has such a good writing technique! Saddens me that people who appear to be so smart are stuck in menial jobs like that.
Not sure whether you believe that or are being sarcastic. That will be a standard "cut and paste" reply from their templates. You can spot them a mile off because the whole reply never reads fluently/fluidly. They don't have autonomy to make up their own replies so are instructed to cut & paste from a menu of templates.0
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