Edinburgh McDonald's: Look inside ‘futuristic' McDonald's in Edinburgh city centre
The fast food chain's South Andrew Street branch has undergone a 'Convenience of the Future' redesign, which promises to enhance the customer experience for those taking advantage of the dine in table service option.
With consumers increasingly looking for greater speed, efficiency and choice when ordering their food, McDonald's ambitious 'Convenience of the Future' restaurant revamp programme combines a new restaurant layout with the latest technology to create a more seamless and enjoyable experience for customers.
Improvements have been made for restaurant crew with a redesign of the crew room which will create a more relaxing and comfortable space for them to take a well-deserved break.
While the traditional walk-in and Drive Thru remain core to how customers order, the redesign of McDonald's kitchen and dining areas as part of 'Convenience of the Future' will better integrate digital sales channels, the McDonald's App and make smarter use of internal space to enhance the dine in experience.
With dedicated areas for the different ways to order, along with the removal of the front counter, the revamp will offer a more efficient way to order and will leave customers with more space to enjoy their meal.
Take a look through our photo gallery for a first look inside the newly reopened McDonald's.
1 . Edinburgh's new look McDonald's - in pictures
Take a look through our photo gallery for a first look inside the newly reopened McDonald's in Edinburgh. Photo: Third Party Photo Sales
2 . It's a sign
McDonald's on South Andrew Street in Edinburgh has reopened following it's major 'Convenience of the Future' redesign as part of a UK-wide programme to modernise the customer experience. Locally owned by Franchisee Ryan Straub, the restaurant now features enhanced dine-in table service, improved tech integration, and better spaces for both customers and crew. Photo: Third Party Photo Sales
3 . Modern look
McDonald's on South Andrew Street in Edinburgh has reopened following it's major 'Convenience of the Future' redesign as part of a UK-wide programme to modernise the customer experience. Locally owned by Franchisee Ryan Straub, the restaurant now features enhanced dine-in table service, improved tech integration, and better spaces for both customers and crew. Photo: David Mollison Photo Sales
4 . Welcome back
McDonald's on South Andrew Street in Edinburgh has reopened following it's major 'Convenience of the Future' redesign as part of a UK-wide programme to modernise the customer experience. Locally owned by Franchisee Ryan Straub, the restaurant now features enhanced dine-in table service, improved tech integration, and better spaces for both customers and crew. Photo: Third Party Photo Sales
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