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10207 Lakewood Blvd Downey , CA 90241
lat:33.947350 
The McDonalds here is the oldest operating, and has an attached museum/dining room. Easily accessible east on the 105 freeway from the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) means you should be able to get your McDonalds fix.
15628 Gale Ave Hacienda Heights , CA 91745 1-626-333-8908
lat:34.011682 
Step into this serene McDonalds, and you'll be greeted with an upscale interior. The sounds of the water feature may not drown out all of the kid noises, but it will beat any other McDonalds you have been inside.
1057 East Mission Blvd Pomona , CA 91766
lat:34.055650 
One of the original McDonalds, this building is not operating as a McDonalds anymore - and may not actually be a donut shop.
4848 Woodruff Ave Lakewood , CA 90713 1-562-429-6525
lat:33.8462415 
This restaurant is a shrine to youth sports, and you might be surprised the number of famous athletes who played youth sports in Lakewood. Each year since 1981 has photos and names from various sports, some memorabilia displays, and an interactive display. Current NBA player, James Harden, from the Oklahoma City Thunder is one of the honorees.
5900 Beach Blvd Buena Park , CA 90620 1-714-523-3542
lat:33.848117 
Let's say you like trains and major track layouts. This McDonalds has numerous trains to entertain while you eat. Counter seats facing the main layouts are the best to watch the train show. You'll find the famous Knotts Berry Farm Amusement Park right down the street.
11755 Whittier Blvd Whittier , CA 90601 1-562-908-4905
lat:33.981125 
This is the first McDonalds west of the Mississippi to receive the R-Gym. The More Information link goes to the quoted USA Today article. "McDonald's, often blamed for childhood obesity, is testing high-tech mini-gyms for kids at seven stores in California, Illinois, Colorado and Oklahoma. The gyms have gizmos for kids ages 4 to 12, from stationary bikes with kid-friendly video screens to hoops courts that electronically cheer players. If R Gyms — named for Ronald McDonald, of course — are a hit, McDonald's could roll out "a significant number" over the next year, says William Whitman, a McDonald's spokesman. The mini-gyms would replace PlayPlaces — of which there are 5,500 nationwide." - USA Today, 12/4/2006 |
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