The McDonalds All-Day Breakfast Thread

[SolidSnake84]

So....have any of you gentlemen / ladies participated in the all day breakfast at McDonalds?

When i heard about it over the summer, I felt like it was a true prayer answered...but around here, it's been anything but.

You see, the term "all day breakfast" is misleading. It is a select menu only, and McD Corporate has left it up to its stores to decide what they serve every day, "all day". For me, our stores must be under-performing or maybe not doing very well, because our "all day breakfast" right down the road from where I work, has been really pathetic.

Last Thursday, I went for the first time. On that day, all they were serving all day was egg McMuffins....This past Saturday, the all day offering was......Hash Browns....that's right, hash browns was the sole offering on this day.

Feeling like this couldn't be just me that experienced this, i took to reddit, and other webpages to see if others have had the same experience. Yup. One guy wrote to me about a McD in PA, that on the very first day of All Day Breakfast, offered only Hot Chocolate, which i thought was already an any-time order. Apparently not. I was hoping that the breakfast concept, while novel, would catch on with some other chains, but i have a feeling this will be over soon.

So how has it been for you folks? Are the better / bigger McDonalds offering a better all day breakfast selection where you live?

[DynamiteRave]

The couple of McDonalds I've been to has been serving McMuffins, hotcakes and hashbrowns. It's been a weakness so far as I only go to Mickey D's for breakfast but I'm on a strict diet so no more fast food for a good long time.

I know down south they offer the biscuit meals, not McMuffins.

[Chico23231]

Funny to see this as a thread...and yes I've been. Bacon egg and cheese with a hash brown. I usually detest anything mcd, but their breakfast isn't half bad.

I suffer from acid reflux and take daily medication. I cannot eat a heavy breakfast (eggs, sausage, bacon, biscuits, potatoes, ect) becuase it can really excite the symptoms. Usually just have fruit or a bagel in the morning. But I've found my reflux is not as bad around dinner time, so once or twice a month I'll have breakfast for dinner....hash browns, eggs, cheese, bacon, omelots. Actually just picked up some eggs yesterday with some crab meat and mild cheddar for some omelettes some time this week.

When micky d announced this, I thought it was pretty cool

[Schneed10]

I partook once. No problems with the offerings at the locations in our area. They're offering everything they said they would and doing so quickly.

As I get older (36 now) my GI tract does a poorer and poorer job of handling McD's food. Feels like a brick in my gut. I don't imagine using the all day breakfast thing very often.

[mooby]

I haven't even tried it. I feel like the only one that enjoys their regular menu over their breakfast menu.

[CRedskinsRule]

I have used it at a couple here in aa county and Howard and they have had the sausage mcmuffins and hash browns. There was a yahoo piece written on how it hasn't gone smoothly though. Some franchises don't want to offer lower costing breakfast items because it knocks their profit margins down.

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[mredskins]

[Chico23231]

I gotta biscuit and im in Richmond...mcmuffin just doesnt do it for me.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

I gotta biscuit and im in Richmond...mcmuffin just doesnt do it for me.

Yeah it was 8am dipshit.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

I have used it at a couple here in aa county and Howard and they have had the sausage mcmuffins and hash browns. There was a yahoo piece written on how it hasn't gone smoothly though. Some franchises don't want to offer lower costing breakfast items because it knocks their profit margins down.

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Yeah probably doesn't make a lot of sense especially for the smaller stores to give up grill space for breakfast items.

My first job back in the day was at McD's and I know when it got busy you needed every possible inch of grill space. And breakfast was just never as busy as lunch and dinner.

[over the mountain]

I went once. The McDs in Montgomery Village had mcmuffins, hot cakes and hash browns.

I dont always eat McDonalds, but when I do its a sausage, egg and cheese mcgriddle.

[SolidSnake84]

Originally Posted by over the mountain

I went once. The McDs in Montgomery Village had mcmuffins, hot cakes and hash browns.

I dont always eat McDonalds, but when I do its a sausage, egg and cheese mcgriddle.

The McGriddle is my favorite breakfast item and so far I have not found any McD's around here that has had it as an "all day" item. But friends of mine who live just in Front Royal say that their McDonalds have just about a full breakfast menu.

Reading threads on Reddits, Franchise owners were "forced" to participate in All-day breakfast, but the catch being that they were technically in compliance as long as they served at least one breakfast item, which is why around here i believe we've only seen the hash browns and egg mcmuffin at most....

[los panda]

bullshit, the only thing i would get for breakfast was egg white delight sandwiches. surprise surprise, not available during all day breakfast.

fuck mcdonalds.

[BDBohnzie]

The McDonalds we usually hit up now is touting all breakfast sandwiches all day...muffins, biscuits and mcgriddles.

[los panda]

i know it's not breakfast but has anyone eaten the filet-o-fish sandwich? it's probably the only thing i've never tried from mcdonald's.

i saw it on the 2 for $5 menu and my curiosity almost got the better of me, i got 5 hamburgers instead.