McDonald’s testing self-serve McCafé coffee kiosk
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While some McDonald’s locations test flavored syrups to allow customers to further customize their coffee drinks, a self-serve McCafé coffee kiosk has been spotted in downtown Chicago.
According to Brand Eating, the station provides an option for java-lovers who just want to order a cup of coffee to skip the regular line entirely-- and frees up employees from having to make drinks in the back of the restaurant.
The kiosk features a touchpad which allows customers to order and pay for their drink, a beverage spout, and a cup dispenser. The machine only accepts credit cards.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Customers can order lattes, mochas, and cappuccinos from the machine and they can also customize their order with various flavored syrups, milks, and amount of espresso. Drinks cost $2.99 each.
The McCafé kiosk is similar to the Create Your Taste platform offered at select McDonald’s locations where customers can choose from dozens of ingredients to make unique burgers.
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