I live in a city that is known for elegant dining experiences and extravagant hotels. I would of never guessed that i would have a decent dining experience in one of America's most famous fast food stops.
Yesterday as I awoke with my stomach growling and got a craving for some good sausage egg mcmuffins. As parked my car and headed towards the entrance of this specific Mickie D, I got the feeling that this fat food eatery was vastly different compared to others.
To the left of the cool sliding doors was a beautiful statue fountain of a bird bath, nothing you would ever expect to see in a McDonalds. I was mad because I didn't brig my canon camera to capture the moment, so my iPhone camera had to.
Inside, the decor rivaled decent restaurants that created ambiance through their interior environment. It was quite nice to be eating at a place that didn't have stiff chairs and florescent lights beeming down on you. The service was exceptional as well, probably the best I've had in a fast food restaurant.
It's nice to see these corporate eateries go off the beaten path. I live in gated community in Vegas called Rhodes Ranch. It's a suburb situated far from the strip and chaos. This little jewel in the desert is known for its white color residents and beautiful homes. This particular McDonalds was right around the corner of where I live, so I believe this is one instance of companies catering to the community.
