Finally it coming to Scotland: ( only took what 3 years from there said there started the programme of change)
the Mcdonalds store are getting transformed into cafe style:
Motherwell of all place has had it change, and Edinburgh should both be finished by end of next week ( 7th nov)
so what to people think of Mcdonalds new look:
Mcdonalds revamp
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Slagathor.
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It follows a similar rebranding excersize going on in the States at the mo.
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The outside logos are now gold and grey, and inside is lots of wood, with oranges and greens inside. Its not an identical interior for each store, unlike subway, but they all follow the colours and wood motifs.
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Looks very nineteen eighties Happy Eater.
McDonald's should ditch the yellow, plasticy M logo and replace it with a monochrome M.
Do away with the spotty teenagers standing behind a counter and you order your meal from a computer screen at your table or from a number of screens around the room. You pay for your meal via card and are given an order number.
Like Argos. Yeah.
Also I find McDonald's restaurants unbearably noisy. Maybe they should invest in improving the acoustic interior of their outlets.
But it's all academic for me as I switched to the marginally better Burger King for my fast-food needs a long while ago.
Do away with the spotty teenagers standing behind a counter and you order your meal from a computer screen at your table or from a number of screens around the room. You pay for your meal via card and are given an order number.
Like Argos. Yeah.
Also I find McDonald's restaurants unbearably noisy. Maybe they should invest in improving the acoustic interior of their outlets.
But it's all academic for me as I switched to the marginally better Burger King for my fast-food needs a long while ago.
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Haven't been inside one for years.Jamez wrote:Also I find McDonald's restaurants unbearably noisy.
But all that revving from the chavs in the drive-thru queue can be quite loud while you're waiting.
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Yep, and I'm a Pepsi man, lets assassinate everyone who works for Coca Cola.barcode wrote:I'm a burger king man
If I had my way I would Bomb the place
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