Q: negative

A: Well, it's been 8 months since I gave this McDonalds a try & they got 1 Star, partly for the blowers only in the bathroom, with no paper towels & even no ass gaskets to dry your hands on & pull the door open with to get out. Today, the above situation is still the same, & although there is a button to push for handicapped people that is supposed to open the door, it is still broken too! The dining room was clean & comfortable, & I ordered an Angus Bacon & Cheese Burger Combo, upgrading the drink to a medium chocolate shake. The burger was quite good after I added some ketchup to moisten it up. The fries tasted as if they had been sitting out for a long time, & the shake was rather runny & only ok in taste. #13 Angus Bacon & Cheese Combo w/medium shake $7.49 This place is no Smashburger!!

Q: positive

A: Good news, bad news. Good news is that Triple Play is BACK! Bad news is that it's not QUITE the same Triple Play that I remember. When I learned months ago that the Triple Play on Oakey and Decatur had closed, I was heartbroken. GONE was a great, smoky Vegas bar with beer by the pitcher. GONE was a pretty tasty cheesesteak. And, worst of all, GONE was the best club sandwich I have ever eaten. But then I learned through Yelp that -- like the phoenix -- Triple Play had risen from the ashes and had been rechristened as "Triple Play American Grill." It's taken us some time, but my husband and I stopped by the new location today for lunch. And while the ambiance leaves a little to be desired, it's still the same great food that I love, even if the portions are a little smaller than I remember. (And no pizzas or ostrich burgers, old timers.) Of course I ordered the club sandwich. And while it tasted as good as ever, it seemed a bit small. (Maybe that's just a false memory, because I still ended up taking home half the sandwich like I used to do.) The steak fries tasted the same, but that portion seemed a bit skimpy, too. My husband had the patty melt with curly fries. Same great sandwich; same great fries. But, once again, the portion seemed a little smaller than before. Our waitress was friendly and attentive, but we were the only ones in the small, brightly lit place. How I miss the days of waiting for a booth in the darkened back room on Decatur! But this is now the Triple Play AMERICAN Grill, and you can sure tell by the decor. (All I can say is, USA! USA!) We didn't order drinks from the adjacent Boodles Tavern, so I'm not sure if they offer beer by the pitcher. And we didn't order a cheesesteak, although that seems to be a popular item, if the menu is any indication. (Lots of different versions are available, and the restaurant's branding proclaims itself Home of "THE CHEESESTEAK.") But our food was great, as expected. I just miss the smoky goodness (and tiny beer glasses) of the original Triple Play. I'm sure I'll be back; I just need to move into the future and remember the past with fondness. I'm glad the reincarnated Triple Play exists. But I still miss you, old-school Triple Play. (Sad tear. And ... scene.)

Q: negative

A: BEWARE...all sales are FINAL for machines (vacuum and sewing)! It's printed on the receipt (and then it's too late) but no where else. The gentleman that is supposed to know the vacuums like the "back of his hand" really doesn't and is not patient in explaining the product. They don't point out the necessary gadgets you need to buy to make the vacuum effective...they just want to sell you a product. It was an expensive mistake to buy our vacuum at the Chandler location.

Q: negative

A:
Way over priced. $26 for a piece of tough meat with some onion rings and fries on the side. Don't be fooled by their tactics to lure you in with coupons and offers. They very rarely offer what they advertise. Too many great places in plaza midwood to waste your time here.