Restaurant Review, McDonald’s Hwy. 58 Tehachapi Blvd. Tehachapi, CA 93561

Restaurant Review, McDonald’s Hwy. 58 Tehachapi Blvd.  Tehachapi, CA  93561

Under the roof there’s a little toy train with a picture of Ronald McDonald relaxing in his words, “You Deserve a Break Today.”  Certainly Love’s gas station is a fulfilled structure with heart logos, serving rolling tornadoes by a DVD box for Fantastic 4.  In fact, this place is a conglomerate of various appetites: Love’s chocolate, Subway’s pizza, and McDonald’s accepted coupons.  Since every item is quantity, customers may accept time near picturesque clouds and hotels that slightly tower.  McDonald’s location here provides children’s booklets about road safety, and adults can stagnate in delight with the McCafé menu: “it’s the start of something new.”  I made discoveries here about McDonald’s use of Grade A Eggs and employee maintenance.  Workers take your numbered receipt upon dining-in-orders, stick the ticket in an American Fry Box, plant the paper-vessel on a metallic pole, and then give you the rod so a uniformed helper can serve your wrapped, boxed, and dolloped goods.  The Crispy Buttermilk Chicken Sandwiches are amazing with un-watery mayonnaise, pinkish and slender tomato slices, rather tight chicken patties with soft thickness, shiny buns and good lettuce, all in subtle brown boxes that are competent with future nature.  For health fanatics, the egg white breakfast bowl is sure to impress with dark vegetables and satisfying diced tomato tokens and a juicy sausage patty with a mildly wet flavor.  Does the reader know that McDonald’s Chobani Greek Yogurt is in McDonald’s smoothies as part of the health craze in a prejudiced nation?  The restaurant serves rations with lots of protein and packages with little fat; to say it lightly, you can make grilled chicken special by simply exchanging your body from a box of fries to McDonald’s bowl of fresh salad prepared with light greens in medium shreds topped with one cute round tiny tomato orb.  The Big Mac Sauce isn’t a secret recipe any longer since it’s comparable to Kraft’s Sandwich Spread.  Tasting the occasional overtoasted McMuffin gives me a boost of confidence and urban gusto, not to mention that McFlurries are electronically crafted due to an efficient stirring machine that gives the portable desserts streams of color for their bar-spoons.  Oh, and the reader shouldn’t forget about the Secretary of Transportation!  “Painted stripes on the road show where there is a crosswalk.”  I can pick up El Sol Del Desierto (“The Sun of the Dessert”) for free here, take my brisk time around a Tehachapi bend, go see the golden poppies on Hill Mountain and appreciate McDonald’s cuisine of diet accommodations and sure happiness.

Here's the lobby; it's connected to Love's gas station.
The pictures show humanity in some of its extremes in kindness and photography.
This is Billy M.'s photo from Yelp.
The tables here are compact and squeezed tight so there's a bigger environment for comfort space.

Well, this commercial came out the year I was born in!
This is a toy train commercial, but it advertises the McDonald's Corporation.
Does the reader notice the old fry bag with the brown-colored M's?
The nuggets look kind of sleepy and Ronald's eyebrows stick out in a shape like that of California's state flower.
The toony ambiance of the video gives me the shivers for the Jackson family and toy model trains.