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Re:McDonald's holds communities together (2016) by grandmczeb on Sunday December 29, 2019 @05:54PM (#21909185)
> Order at a counter or automated kiosk, have a seat and food is delivered. The stores are also very clean.

That’s how a lot of the recently renovated McDonald’s look around here too (bay area.)

Re:McDonald's holds communities together (2016) by jdnenej on Sunday December 29, 2019 @06:15PM (#21909319)
In Australia they seem to have made the kiosk the only option when in store. Tbh I don't mind it as the UI on these kiosks is very well done and I can spend my time looking through the list of available options.
Re:McDonald's holds communities together (2016) by mjrbrennan on Sunday December 29, 2019 @09:15PM (#21910213)
Much prefer the kiosks, especially if I'm making changes/additions to the normal stuff on the order. Plus they often let you jump the massive queue at the counter. A lot of people seem quite averse to using them, and self-checkouts.
Re:McDonald's holds communities together (2016) by jdnenej on Sunday December 29, 2019 @09:44PM (#21910367)
I wasn't so much opposed to using them originally but I just had no reason to use them since regular ordering worked fine. Now that they have removed the regular counters I have bothered to learn the self serve ones and I feel mostly indifferent about it.
Re:McDonald's holds communities together (2016) by ajdlinux on Monday December 30, 2019 @06:07AM (#21912521)
They're not the only option, you can still order at the counter, but the store design strongly favours using the kiosk now
Re:McDonald's holds communities together (2016) by jdnenej on Monday December 30, 2019 @05:14PM (#21917132)
Last time I went to the counter an employee said "let me serve you from here(the self serve)" at that point they are just educating you on how to order yourself next time.