The best have three stars - the worst has just one-and-a-half
McDonald's golden arches are recognisable across the world. There are plenty in our area and they are always busy.
Read more: Nottingham family in limbo and unable to sell home as 'corner of living room' doesn't belong to them As of December 16, this McDonald's had 11 reviews on Tripadvisor. Eight ranked it 'terrible', two 'poor' and one 'very good'. The best-rated Nottingham McDonald's on Tripadvisor Castle Bridge Road, Nottingham - overall rating: three stars
But another commented: "The absolute worst McDonald’s ever. The floor was so dirty and greasy you could slip on it. The tables were dirty. The lights throughout the restaurant were faulty and flashing in such a way as to make you feel nauseous. The ceiling was leaking. The wait for food was ridiculous."As you can imagine, this one becomes rather hectic at night as hungry revellers descend on the busy city centre venue. There have been 46 reviews here, again with a mixed bag of ratings.
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