Mcdonald's Milano Loreto In Milano

I think it's the worst location in their restaurant chain that I've visited...the air conditioning wasn't working, it was quite noisy, the toilet smelled, although some employees tried to keep it clean, the place disappointed me badly...

You order on the lower level via a pad or staff member and eat on the next floor, going up the stairs. The store seemed clean and well-equipped, with well-spaced tables and a great atmosphere...it's obviously part of the McDonald's chain. The staff is friendly and helpful. It's a shame about parking, which isn't easy to find nearby.

This McDonald’s on Corso Buenos Aires is perfect when you need something easy and familiar in the heart of Milan’s busiest shopping street. It opens early — around 07:00 — making it a great breakfast stop before exploring or shopping. The place is clean, with extra seating upstairs if the ground floor is full. There’s nothing more American than making your own “American breakfast” when one isn’t on the menu: 1 pancake, 1 scrambled egg with bread, a plain hamburger (patty doubling as the sausage), and a cappuccino to finish it off. Quick, filling, and hits the spot before a busy day. Tip: Ideal for travelers who want a no-fuss breakfast before hitting the shops or museums. Service was quick, and the staff were friendly during my visit.

The weak AC made it a bit warm durinng the hit noon hours. The toilet required a passcode printed on the receipt to enter. As the cashier forgot to return my receipt, another nice gike came to my rescue inputting it for me, thanks.

When I received it, 30% of the ice cream was melted. Is it a machine malfunction? It tasted good. It was a chocolate sundae. I am proud that I learned how to turn on the water in the sink and that there is a password for the bathroom.

The interior is a bit outdated, it was dirty, there were a lot of people, it was not cozy.

Above average - good value for money but lots of delivery pickups.

I have been eating cones at McDonald's for ten years, but unfortunately today I got a completely melted one. I just walked out the door, it fell to the floor. I couldn't understand and went back to ask the manager. He told me that making a cone only takes a minute or less. So why did I wait ten minutes at the cashier after paying, while the staff inside laughed, played and chatted? The manager must have thought I was stupid and didn't notice that the cone was already prepared in the kitchen but not brought out. He explained to me that 'maybe it was too hot' and offered to make me a new one. But that doesn't make sense: I don't want a cone that takes ten minutes and arrives melted. If you like a melted cone, come to this place. Is it so hard to admit your own mistakes and negligence? Shameful, disgusting

Just like any other in the world. The service is pretty fast, though. If nothing here is special, do you know why I give it five stars? Because, years ago, this was the place where the dictator who disgraced Italy and the Italians was killed. Wow, anti-fascist Italy!

A chill place, like all the others Historical curiosity