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Friday, May 29th COVID-19 Update

As states and local communities begin to reopen for business, we are sharing our commitment to Safe Service and our approach to expanding the levels of service offered at restaurants. We want Guests to know – no matter which restaurant you visit – you will continue to receive the high-quality food, service and hospitality that you’ve come to expect from Chick-fil-A. Click here to read more.

 

Thursday, May 21st COVID-19 Update

For every new restaurant we open, we donate to a local food bank through our partnership with Feeding America. More than ever, food banks are experiencing a strain in resources due to COVID-19. Beginning May 21, we are inviting you to join us in the effort to fight hunger by making a donation to Feeding America’s COVID-19 Response Fund via their website feedingamerica.org/cfa.

 

Friday, May 1st COVID-19 Update  

In the coming weeks, you may see some of our restaurants open their doors for carry-out. Although we are not opening dining room seating or playgrounds just yet, Guests may notice changes inside our restaurants, including plexiglass partitions and hand sanitizer stations available for their use. Restaurants will provide contactless ordering and ask Guests to practice social distancing as they wait in line. Look for signage to help you navigate any operational changes within our restaurants.
 
Our restaurants put the health of Guests and Team Members first and continue to follow relevant state and local health guidelines. In all of these changes, Safe Service is our first priority.

 

Thursday, April 23rd COVID-19 Update  

Safe service is our top priority. As some states begin to ease restrictions on the closure of local businesses, we are going to take additional time to review our operations and ensure we have necessary precautions in place to protect our Guests and Team Members before we reopen our dining rooms. In the meantime, you can still enjoy Chick-fil-A through our drive-thru, curbside pick-up and delivery, and you can take advantage of contactless ordering and payment through our mobile app. Read more about our efforts to prioritize health and safety during COVID-19 here.

 

Monday, April 20th COVID-19 Update

In addition to making operational changes at Chick-fil-A restaurants to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, Chick-fil-A, Inc. is establishing a $10.8 million community relief effort for local Chick-fil-A Operators to assist their communities. To read more about this fund and other ways we are supporting our communities during this time, click here.

 

Friday, April 10th COVID-19 Update

The teams at our corporate Support Center and in local Chick-fil-A restaurants are working each day to review the evolving COVID-19 situation and guidelines, and are adapting operations to help minimize close contact among Team Members and guests who visit Chick-fil-A during this time.

In accordance with CDC recommendations, this week Chick-fil-A restaurants began supplying Team Members with face masks or other face coverings. In addition, Chick-fil-A restaurants that are serving through the drive-thru are now equipped with outdoor hand-washing stations for Team Members to frequently wash their hands. Restaurants also have begun new processes for limiting contact in the drive-thru, which vary by location.

Click here to read some of the latest changes guests will see.

 

Friday, April 3rd COVID-19 Update

As our restaurants continue to serve local communities through our drive-thrus, we are working tirelessly behind the scenes to adapt our operations to serve Guests while helping combat the spread of COVID-19. Because the CDC has advised handwashing with soap and water is the most effective way to reduce risks of an infection, we are deploying new outdoor handwashing stations for our Team Members. The stations will be added to all drive-thru and mall/in-line curbside locations chainwide by April 11.

Team Members should wash their hands frequently and every time they interact with cash. We also have provided Purell Wipes as a way for Team Members to regularly sanitize their hands in addition to handwashing. They also are frequently disinfecting other items they may touch.

Team Members are encouraged to ask Guests using credit/debit for payment to swipe their own cards, if they can. To further limit person-to-person contact, Guests are encouraged to utilize mobile ordering and mobile payment through the Chick-fil-A App. In addition to drive-thru and curbside pick-up options, delivery is available at many Chick-fil-A restaurants. Read our guide to delivery and contactless ordering, and visit chick-fil-a.com/delivery to view delivery options available in your area.

As an additional precaution, Guests also may see Team Members wearing face protection while working in the restaurant. Chick-fil-A is closely monitoring evolving guidelines and complying with all state and local regulations and mandates regarding restaurant operations.

Click here for additional measures we are taking to ensure the welfare of our Guests and Team Members.

 

Friday, April 3rd COVID-19 Update: An Update from President and COO Tim Tassopoulos 

Dear Friends and Customers,

This is an unprecedented and certainly unsettling time for our communities, our country, and our world.

Amidst social distancing, shelter in place rules, working from home and school closures, our days are different and our challenges, unique. Parents are trying to figure out how they can work and educate their children at the same time. The elderly and home-bound are more isolated than ever before. Grocery stores and retailers are facing extraordinary demands on supply chains and millions of people are finding themselves with dramatically reduced work or no job at all.

As a result, collectively our lives have drastically changed and our concern – for ourselves, for our communities and for one another – is heightened. All of us at Chick-fil-A want you to know we are in this with you and committed to serving your community with the upmost attention to safety – both for our Operators, their Team Members and all of you. Since its founding, Chick-fil-A has been a purpose-driven organization. That purpose, which is rooted in the legacy of care left by our founder S. Truett Cathy and his deep personal faith, has guided everything we do for more than 50 years. As we navigate this ever evolving and challenging situation, we want to share with you some of the principles we are using to inform our decisions specifically during these difficult times.

  1. Safe Service: The health and safety of those who serve and those we serve is always first and foremost. Everything we do is first examined through this lens. We will not do anything that may sacrifice health and safety.
  2. Implementing Best Practices: We will meet or exceed all applicable local, state and federal laws. We have a dedicated team that is working on ensuring we know how the laws are changing in our community and state. We are working with your local Chick-fil-A Operators to make sure we adjust to those changing laws.
  3. Service to Communities: Because serving our communities, especially during uncertain times, is intrinsic to our purpose we will strive to continue serving Customers – by adjusted means such as mobile ordering with curbside pickup, drive-thru's with social distancing, and delivery so we can continue to provide another option for access to food and genuine hospitality.
  4. Complete Well-being: We are immensely grateful for the people who serve our Customers and communities everyday – our Operators and their Team Members. Their total well-being is on the top of our minds in every decision we are making.

At Chick-fil-A our core values are about coming together and helping one another. We feel the challenges and uncertainty with all of you. We are a community-based business. Our independent Owner-Operators are your neighbors and their Team Members are often the kids you saw grow up in your community. We care for them and their Customers like our own family.

These certainly are unprecedented times; yet we remain grateful…grateful for the tremendous work of those providing care for the sick, grateful for the opportunity to be a source of comfort and hospitality, and grateful for our Team Members, our Operators and the communities they serve. On behalf of our more than 1,800 independent Owner-Operators and their 150,000 Team Members living throughout your communities, know we care for you and your health and are here for you now and in the years to come.

Tim Tassopoulos
President and COO, Chick-fil-A, Inc.

 

Thursday, March 26th COVID-19 Update

While we can’t have the pleasure of serving you in our dining rooms, our restaurants remain open. We’re here to ease your mind with mobile ordering, mobile payment and delivery options that keep your health and well-being — as well as the health and well-being of Operators and Team Members — as our priority.

To limit person-to-person contact at the restaurant, we offer mobile ordering and mobile payment through the Chick-fil-A App for drive-thru or Curbside pick-up. If you prefer to stay home, delivery is becoming widely available at Chick-fil-A restaurants nationwide through our delivery partners DoorDash, Grubhub and Uber Eats. Additionally, at limited restaurants, Team Members can bring your meal directly to you when you order Chick-fil-A Delivery through the Chick-fil-A App.

Read our guide to delivery and contactless ordering, and visit chick-fil-a.com/delivery to view delivery options available in your area.

 

Tuesday, March 24th COVID-19 Update

This is an unprecedented time. Our communities and neighbors are feeling the increased impact of coronavirus as we all continue to take necessary actions to keep each other healthy. While our Restaurants remain open to provide a nourishing meal and what we hope is a moment of normalcy and hospitality for our Guests, we are committed to ensuring the health and well-being of our Operators, Team Members and customers.

First and foremost, as our Guest, you should know all of our actions and processes are in accordance with or exceed CDC and FDA guidelines. We are keeping in touch with the CDC to ensure as guidance or recommendations evolve, we make appropriate changes to help protect the health of anyone who visits or is served by our Restaurants. We encourage you to continue checking our website for all COVID-19 related updates.

Click here for answers to questions we’ve heard from you.

 

Friday, March 20th COVID-19 Update

As the coronavirus situation evolves, Chick-fil-A Restaurants across the country may adjust their hours of operation, implement operational changes or temporarily close. Our focus during this difficult time is the health and well-being of our Guests and Team Members. To learn more about potential changes at your local Chick-fil-A Restaurant, please visit our location finder here.

 

Wednesday, March 18th COVID-19 Update

Our Operators and their Team Members are the heartbeat of Chick-fil-A and we want to assist them, how we can, in this season. The majority of our restaurants are operated by local, independent, small business owners that care deeply for their Team Members and their communities. To give them the financial flexibility to make the best decisions to care for their people, Chick-fil-A has put in place a comprehensive plan to help offset financial hardship to their businesses related to the current crisis. Additionally, Chick-fil-A owned and operated restaurants are providing paid sick leave for Team Members who have a confirmed case of COVID-19.

 

Sunday, March 15th COVID-19 Update


Chick-fil-A is closely monitoring and complying with all state and local regulations and mandates regarding restaurant operations. Our highest priority continues to be the health and well-being of everyone who comes into our restaurants. As we navigate the evolving impact of coronavirus on our communities, we are temporarily closing our dining room seating to help limit person-to-person contact. Some of our restaurants may only offer service through our drive-thrus, while others may be able to offer takeout, delivery or mobile order options. Thanks for your patience as our restaurants begin transitioning their operations this week. We know these are challenging times, but we’ll continue to do our best to serve you.

 

March 13th COVID-19 Update: Changes in Restaurant Operations

Thank you for your patience as we navigate through the uncharted territories of COVID-19. While our Restaurants remain open to provide a nourishing meal and a caring environment during this unprecedented time, we are committed to ensuring the health and well-being of our Operators, Team Members and Guests. We also take seriously the role in supporting the CDC, state and local health officials and government leaders as they work to contain the virus.

Starting today and as the situation evolves, we will be initiating additional operational changes in Restaurants across the country. We understand this may impact your dining experience and wanted to share some of the changes you may see or experience in your local restaurant:

  • Closure of playgrounds to focus heightened sanitation efforts in other areas of the Restaurant.
  • Meals served in carry-out packaging.
  • Drive-Thru Guests will no longer be offered a printed menu.
  • Beverage refill service may change.


As COVID-19 continues to impact Restaurants and communities at varying levels, Restaurants may implement additional changes such as reducing operating hours, operating Drive-Thru/Curbside/Delivery only or offering a limited menu.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to those who have been impacted by COVID-19. As always, it is our pleasure to serve you.

 


March 11th COVID-19 Update: Chick-fil-A President on preparation and response for COVID-19

To Our Valued Guests, 


As our communities continue to feel the increased impact of coronavirus, we feel it is important to share with you what we are doing to help keep people healthy. Please be assured we have protocols in place and are working with the CDC and local public health officials.

At Chick-fil-A, we strive to take great care of the people in communities in which we serve, from local Operators and their restaurant Team Members to Guests dining in our restaurants across the country.

As part of our protocols, our restaurants have heightened their cleaning and disinfecting procedures to maintain a healthy environment for our Guests and Team Members. We’ve instructed anyone who is not feeling well to stay home out of an abundance of caution and self-monitor their symptoms. In addition to following CDC guidance and partnering with local health departments, all franchise restaurants have been equipped with recommended procedures to follow if their community, or someone from their restaurant, becomes impacted by the virus.

As the situation evolves, restaurants may implement additional preventative measures to ensure Guests and Team Member wellbeing, including staffing or service modifications. Each local restaurant Operator will communicate necessary changes within their restaurant.

In addition, actions we have taken over the past several years have helped us prepare for scenarios like this and throughout this process, we have been continuously refining and implementing new procedures. From food safety to health and hygiene to cleaning and sanitation, we have allocated an abundance of resources into building chainwide guidelines that go above and beyond FDA requirements.

Thank you in advance for your patience as we navigate this challenging situation one day at a time and determine how best to continue serving our communities, while maintaining our focus where it belongs: on our Valued Guests and Team Members.

Sincerely,
Tim Tassopoulos, President and COO Chick-fil-A

 

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About Chick-fil-A, Inc. 

Atlanta-based Chick-fil-A, Inc. is a family owned and privately held restaurant company founded in 1967 by S. Truett Cathy. Devoted to serving the local communities in which its franchised restaurants operate, and known for its original chicken sandwich, Chick-fil-A serves freshly prepared food in more than 2,500 restaurants in 47 states, Washington, D.C., and Canada.

A leader in customer service satisfaction, Chick-fil-A was named top fast food restaurant in Newsweek’s 2019 America’s Best Customer Service report and received several honors in QSR’s 2019 Reader’s Choice Awards, including “The Most Respected Quick-Service Brand” and “Best Brand for Overall Experience.” Additionally, Glassdoor named Chick-fil-A one of the top 100 best places to work in 2020. More information on Chick-fil-A is available at www.chick-fil-a.com.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I place an order on my app to pick up in the drive-thru?

Guests will choose their desired location, click “mobile order” and select “drive-thru” to place their orders for pick-up through the drive-thru. After entering their order and preferred payment method, Guests will drive to the restaurant and enter the drive-thru line. The Guest will then alert a Team Member, either in-person or through the speaker box, that they have already placed their order. Their order will be served to them in the drive-thru line or at the drive-thru window using contactless meal delivery practices.

How does Chick-fil-A make sure Restaurant employees are healthy when working?

Our local restaurant Operators are following CDC guidance on how and when to exclude Team Members that are diagnosed, sick or exposed. Operators are monitoring their Team Members for symptoms and anyone who displays symptoms is asked to stay home and not return based on CDC guidance. We are making thermometers available to our Operators for Team Members to be able to check their temperature before entering the restaurant.

While coronavirus is not foodborne, actions we have taken over the past several years to go above-and-beyond FDA food safety requirements have helped us prepare for this type of scenario.

For example, an advanced food safety measure we began rolling out this year helps to ensure only healthy Team Members are working in Chick-fil-A restaurants. When clocking in for their shift, Team Members are prompted to review a list of symptoms, including those of COVID-19, and are advised to go home if they have symptoms or displayed any symptoms in the past 24 hours.

How is Chick-fil-A supporting Team Members who are out sick related to COVID-19?

Our Operators and their Team Members are the heartbeat of Chick-fil-A and we want to assist them, how we can, in this season. The majority of our restaurants are operated by local, independent, small business owners that care deeply for their Team Members and their communities. To give them the financial flexibility to make the best decisions to care for their people, Chick-fil-A has put in place a comprehensive plan to help offset financial hardship to their businesses related to the current crisis. Additionally, Chick-fil-A-owned-and-operated restaurants are providing paid sick leave for Team Members who have a confirmed case of COVID-19.

What is Chick-fil-A doing to implement social distancing in restaurants?

Our team has been innovating new procedures to help restaurants nationwide remain vigilant about social distancing and limiting any physical contact with Guests during this time. Here are a few examples of changes we are making in restaurants:

  • Installing front counter plexiglass shields in restaurants reopening for carry-out, and in some cases, in the drive-thru window. 
  • Developing guidelines for restaurant Team Members to keep a six-foot distance whenever possible
  • Designating separate doorways for entering and exiting the restaurant in locations offering carry-out to reduce person-to-person contact
  • Providing new signage and floor decals to create walking paths through the restaurants for Guests, with marks every six feet to encourage social distancing
  • Revising to-go order and beverage service procedures to reduce contact between Team Members and Guests
  • Closing condiment stations to eliminate the chance of multiple people touching the same surface

What extra precautions are being taken for my Chick-fil-A delivery orders?

We are taking extra precautions in our restaurants and with our delivery orders, including:

  • In our restaurants, all actions and processes are in accordance to or exceed CDC guidelines for increased handwashing, disinfectant and cleaning procedures.
  • We proactively closed our restaurant dining rooms nationwide the week of March 16 to limit person-to-person contact.
  • Our restaurants utilize three different types of cleaners that are on the EPA list of antimicrobial products for use against COVID-19, which are used multiple times per day.
  • “Leave at the front door” is a delivery option across all platforms to limit person-to-person contact

Is Chick-fil-A giving back to those who have been affected by COVID-19?

Chick-fil-A is committed to giving back to the communities in which we serve at both the corporate and local level. You can read more about how we are giving to those impacted by COVID-19 here. Additionally, beginning May 21 we invite you to join us in the fight against hunger by making a donation to Feeding America’s COVID-19 Response Fund via their website feedingamerica.org/cfa or our Chick-fil-A App. 

What measures have Chick-fil-A Restaurants taken to help prevent the spread of coronavirus?

Our restaurants comply with all federal, state and local regulations. All Chick-fil-A franchise Operators and Team Members have been instructed to follow or exceed CDC guidance for increased hand-washing, cleaning and disinfectant procedures. Chick-fil-A, Inc. will continue working with the CDC, other industry partners, and our internal innovation teams to adjust our operations to minimize any potential risk of spreading illness.

Here are some of the steps we’ve taken in recent weeks:

  • While our restaurant dining rooms closed nationwide the week of March 16, we have continued to serve customers through drive-thru, curbside pick-up or delivery. Now, as guidance from the CDC and government officials continues to evolve, and some states begin to ease restrictions on the closure of local businesses, you may see some of our restaurants open their doors for carry-out. While Operators are equipped and empowered to make decisions that best serve the unique needs of their communities, our commitment to Safe Service remains constant. Find information about service modifications at your local restaurant here.
  • When clocking in for their shift, Team Members are prompted to review a list of symptoms, including those of COVID-19, and are advised to go home if they are displaying symptoms or have displayed any symptoms in the past 24 hours. Team Members must also wash their uniforms daily.
  • We are also making thermometers available to our Operators for Team Members to be able to check their temperature before entering the restaurant.
  • Restaurant Team Members have been instructed to wash their hands regularly and after handling currency. To ensure adequate hand-washing, we have deployed new outdoor hand-washing stations for restaurant Team Members. 
  • To help restaurant Team Members maintain six-feet separation from each other and Guests whenever possible, we have created a visual diagram with guidelines. Because each restaurant is independently owned and operated and building design and operations vary restaurant-to-restaurant, these operations may look different at your local location.
  • To further limit person-to-person contact, we are recommending a new procedure where Guests will have the ability to swipe their own credit card and will no longer have to provide credit card PIN entry or sign for receipts. Team Members will use a plastic bin to collect cash and return change.
  • Payment and meal delivery will be carried out by separate restaurant Team Members, so a Team Member who processes payment should not touch any packaging unless they first change their gloves and wash their hands. (Food preparation has always been done by different Team Members than those handling payments or serving Guests.)
  • All meal delivery must be contactless by using a plastic bin or tray to deliver meals.
  • All delivery meals are required to be sealed with delivery stickers to ensure they have not been opened since being prepared and packaged.
  • Restaurants utilize three different cleaners that are on the EPA list of antimicrobial products for use against COVID-19 or have been granted as acceptable to use to kill COVID-19. Team Members use these products to disinfect restaurants throughout the day, with greater frequency at high touchpoints. Point-of-sale systems are sanitized every 30 minutes or less with one of these three different disinfectants.
  • Chick-fil-A has sent guidance to all its vendors and delivery partners who regularly make stops at our restaurants advising them on our enhanced protocols to help ensure they are taking necessary precautions to protect our restaurants and communities.

How do I place a delivery order?

Chick-fil-A restaurants offer a variety of different delivery options, including delivery by Team Members from the Chick-fil-A restaurant, or through our national delivery partners, DoorDash, Grubhub and Uber Eats. Delivery options varies by location. Customers are encouraged to ask their local restaurant or visit chick-fil-a.com/delivery.

How is Chick-fil-A ensuring that food is protected and not exposed to potential germs?

We are evaluating every aspect of our business to ensure we are taking added measures to prevent any potential spread of the coronavirus, including the way we package your meals.

For the time being, items like our signature Icedream and other menu items will be served in different packaging to limit contact.

We are implementing contactless meal delivery for food served through our drive-thru, carry-out and curbside.

Additionally, we are instituting contactless procedures and other measures with our delivery partners to minimize potential spread.

Do Chick-fil-A Team Members wear gloves?

All of our procedures are developed in strict adherence to CDC and FDA guidelines. The CDC and Surgeon General have advised hand-washing with soap and water and alcohol-based hand rubs are the most effective ways to reduce risks of transmitting an infection. However, we have issued new temporary guidelines to all our Operators requiring the safe use of disposable gloves by Team Members. In line with the CDC recommendation, we are requiring washing hands after removing gloves.

Restaurant Team Members have been instructed, regardless of glove use, to wash hands regularly (and every time they interact with cash) and to disinfect more frequently with provided Purell Wipes.

How do I place an order on my app to do curbside pick-up?

At most Chick-fil-A Restaurants, including many mall locations, Guests can pick up their meals using our curbside option.

Guests will choose their desired location, click “mobile order” and select “curbside” if available to place their orders. After entering their order, preferred payment method, and arriving at the restaurant Guests will follow signs for curbside parking and click “I’m here.” Their food will be delivered to the car, using contactless meal delivery practices.

Are Chick-fil-A Restaurants reopening in states that allow it?

As guidance from the CDC and government officials continues to evolve, and some states begin to ease restrictions on the closure of local businesses, you may see some of our restaurants open their doors for carry-out beginning mid-May. Although we are not opening dining room seating or playgrounds just yet, Guests may notice the following changes inside our restaurants as they reopen their doors.

  • Front counter plexiglass shields will be installed to make it easier to maintain six feet of distance between Team Members and Guests. Some restaurants may also install a plexiglass shield in the drive-thru window.
  • New signage will provide a clear path for Guests to maintain social distancing guidelines while placing and picking up carry-out orders.  Social distancing floor decals will be placed six feet apart along the walking path inside and outside of the restaurant building.
  • Hand sanitizer stations for Guests will be placed inside the doors of restaurant dining rooms.
  • Our Operators are conducting regular evaluations of these new measures within restaurants, along with enhanced protocols for daily self-health checks, wearing masks, frequent hand washing, social distancing and sanitization. 

Is Chick-fil-A concerned about a chicken supply shortage due to processing facilities closing down?

While there has been recent news coverage of a potential chicken supply shortage in the U.S., we are confident in the strength and availability of our Chick-fil-A chicken supply. We are actively working with our trusted suppliers to ensure we can continue serving whole, boneless breasts of chicken in accordance with our rigorous animal wellbeing standards.

Are Chick-fil-A Team Members wearing masks?

You will begin to see Team Members wear face masks or other face-cover protection out of an abundance of caution and in alignment with the CDC’s recent recommendation. While, restaurants in geographical areas identified by the CDC as being the most impacted by the spread of COVID-19 will be prioritized, this is a chainwide initiative for Chick-fil-A. It is important to know, as to not limit availability for medical personnel and first responders, Chick-fil-A Inc is not procuring medical-grade masks or face protection.
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