McDonald’s is closing its four-story former flagship on West 42nd Street in Times Square, The Post has learned.
Opened 17 years ago, the eatery — whose entryway is lit with 7,000 marquee light bulbs like a Broadway theater — was slated to serve its last Big Mac on Tuesday, company officials confirmed.
A spokesman for the Oak Brook, Ill.-based company called the restaurant’s closure “a difficult decision,” although he insisted it wasn’t related to the coronavirus pandemic, which has devastated tourist haunts like Times Square for months.
“McDonald’s reviews its restaurant portfolio on a regular basis to make the best decisions for our business moving forward,” a spokesman told The Post in a statement.
The fast-food chain used the 17,500-square-foot burger mecca to test new menu items and to tout its financial results to Wall Street analysts, according to its first operator, Irwin Kruger.
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EVERY company will be leaving soon enough. They finally realize Democrat run cities our a piss poor investment.
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ReplyDeleteWhere I's gonna get my nuggets at now?
🖕I'm sorry with all this bullship
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ReplyDeleteMcDonald’s = Garbage
They built a new bigger and better one a block away
ReplyDeleteCheck out Jason Goodman's NYC walkabouts. Have any of you seen the NYC "Autonomous Zone" at City Hall?
ReplyDeleteOverpriced JUNK food needs to GO !!!! SEE YA
ReplyDeleteDon't order an unsweetened ice tea - they have no idea what tea without SUGAR is!
ReplyDeleteMcDonalds has a huge secret.They're getting ready to introduce the McPrime Rib sandwich,and yes,it is a prime rib of beef sandwich.Consider yourselves the very first people on Earth to hear this.
ReplyDeleteSS is being gutted if trump loses to pay for the open boarder policy we will get. Liberals don’t need the 65 and older voters especially when they can be replaced. Pensions will go bottoms up
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