Mostly okay. But quite dirty and expensive place
It's McDonald's at a rest stopin Israel!! For those of us that grew up taking all those long family road trips, this is a nostalgic and friendly site to see.
Its Expensive for a McD's burger. Toilet is usually not hygienic. Good placement for the hungry driver but the taste is meh as ususal with McD's burgers.
Generally the place is OK and fast. Bathrooms are terrible,dirty. At the ladies room only one toilet was working and there was no toilet paper. Handicapped Toilet lock was broken completely.
A good place to grab a bite, though I would have expected something slightly different in a McDonald's in the middle of nowhere.
The place is very clean (although there are some flies), the food came quick and was very good
Long waiting time for ice cream and french fries.
The food is good and it's fast food
Israeli McDonalds must select cheese as an extra to enrich buger taste
They gave me fanta instead of orange juice (but okay..) and i found ROTTEN SALAD in my bigmac. I asked the guy to give me new sandwich bud i got the same sandwich AGAIN with new piece of rotten salad. Bathroom not cleaned - no toilette paper, i had to bring my own toilette paper. Definitely "NO GO ZONE"!
It's makdonlads so the food is pretty same but the service was very bad, slow, not nice, and made a mistake in returning the change
McDonald's, you know
the popular Fast food restaurant, Futures all the regular fast food restaurants the drive-thru is slow however. and the bathroom is not particular clean
Good place to take short meal. Not working on Friday evening.
Under staffed, and running like a mad house. But if you have to get your Rock-n-Roll McDonald's, it's the only one around.
I visited the McDonald's at Ein Yahav back in May 2011 as part of my Seminary's tour of Israel.
Our group spent the previous day an hour north in Ein Bokek, visiting En Gedi and Masada. So, the next day we were on our way to Timna Park which is a two hour drive south of Ein Bokek.
Thankfully, this McDonald's is really nicely situated half way between Ein Bokek and Timna Park -- exactly one hour either way, actually!
The restrooms were clean and the food was American -- what else can an American visiting Israel ask for!