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The functional areas of any McDonald's fast food establishment include:
Employees Only
- counter, cash registers
- drive-through window
- cook area, grill, fryers
- employee bathroom
- Manager's Office
Customers' functional area
- access to the property
- customer parking
- drive in window
- counter service
- fountain to dispense drinks
- table, chairs, booths
- inside or outside playgrounds
- outside patio with tables, seating (some McDonald's)
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