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Bronx, New York McDonald’s gets a self-serve kiosk

November 7, 2016

The McDonald's restaurant at 1982 Westchester Avenue in the Bronx, New York is stepping into the future with new self-serve kiosks, according to the Bronx Times. Customers have access to all of McDonald's menu items at the tip of their fingers.

The kiosks have a 3-foot screen with a credit card scanner, a receipt printer and buzzers which let customers know when their food is ready.

Consumers begin the experience by choosing to eat in or out. They can then order traditional menu items or customize their own sandwich and meal.

Next, customers can choose to pay with their credit card or pay with cash at the register. Then the customer takes a buzzer and waits to be alerted.

Finally, the customer either takes the food to go or are served by a McDonald's associate.