If you're headed to McDonald's for a caramel macchiato or iced French vanilla latte, you may be waiting a while. The manufacturer behind many of the chain’s U.S. espresso makers, Melitta, told restaurant operators in a letter Monday that it is investigating a faulty component.

McDonald’s said it’s still “determining the scope” of the issue, but it appears widespread. CNN selected random cities in the McDonald’s app and found the espresso-based drinks unavailable to order in several cities, including Atlanta, Dallas, Pittsburgh, New York and Tampa, Florida.

McDonald’s Espresso drinks might not be able to give a good start to your day. As per reports, the espresso machines supplied to the fast-food joint by the Germany-based company Melitta have reported a defect in the CT8 machines involving faulty steam pressure.

Murphy's law is currently applying to a fan-favorite burger chain. Here's why your favorite McDonald's espresso drinks may be missing from some location menus.

Recent reports have just revealed McDonald's has pulled certain espresso drinks in many of its restaurants. Here are the details on why that is.