In Mostar the McDonald's is in an extremely nice mall.
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5 KM/BAM ($3.35 USD) for Big Mac, Hamburger Royale, Royale McChicken, or 3.70 KM/BAM ($.46 USD) for a Dupli Cheeseburger.
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The Royale TS was easily the best McDonald burger I've ever had. That mayo, lettuce, onion combo on that weird McDonald's grill flavor, ohfuck. Fuck Big Macs - they don't make them fresh like they do the Royales. Or maybe the best way to go would be a Royale with the thousand island sauce. This was a far cry from the experience I had at a McDonalds in Roxbury, MA.
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They had some a tasty curry dipping sauce but no ranch. |
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I'd never seen a McDonald's like this anywhere. |
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The menu was a bit paired down. The cashiers spoke surprisingly bad English.
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Check out the McCafes in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Shiiiit. |
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Though this chocolate fudge cake was pretty bad |
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A child's basketball court?! You might not even wind up morbidly obese if you go here all the time as a kid! |
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Instead of balls, they had an obstacle course! You could time yourself against your friends! |
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Look at these decorations! |
While we were there they played four Red Hot Chili Peppers songs, a Ricky Martin song, and then literally every hit Rihanna has ever had, so that we finally realized we were just on a tour through one of the employees' iTunes.
Sarajevo
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They built this McDonalds around a wall and kept the old graffiti. |
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Their McCafe menu - Care for a bubble gum latte? |
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It's maybe just a bit worse than par for espresso in Sarajevo. |
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I forgot how fucking good these chicken sandwiches could be, with just a little shredded lettuce and some mayo melting all over the fresh fried chicken patty. Mmph. Plus the little box it came in was adorable. |
The supposed wifi at all the locations didn't work at all.
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