McDonald's welcome back customers with reopening advert
McDonald's is opening 700 restaurants from tomorrow, reopening after coronavirus. Customers will need to leave their contact details in the branches of the popular fast food enterprise.
McDonald's said: "Around 700 restaurants will reopen for dine-in with customers able to enjoy their McDonald's favourites inside the restaurant.
"Social distancing measures will be in place and, to prevent congestion, the restaurant will carefully manage the number of customers inside.
"When arriving, customers will be asked to use the hand sanitiser provided and follow the safety measures laid out in restaurants to help keep them, other customers and restaurant teams safe."
Customers will enjoy table service, ordering using the McDonald's app.
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The news follows a success pilot of dine in services at a small number of McDonald's stores.
However, the restaurants will not yet be opening in Wales debut to government guidance, the fast food chain states.
Diners will need to uses a QR code to register there detail for the governments track and trace programmes.
It went on that some restaurants will participate in Chancellor Rishi Sunak's Eat Out to Help Out scheme, with more details on this to be revealed at a later date.
McDonald's advised Britons can see if their local is open using the My McDonald's app or on its website.
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Britons responded on Twitter to the announcement.
One asked the question on the lips of many: "Yeah, that's cool and all, but where's the Big Tasty?"
Another said: "CAN NOT WAIT."
Many more simply tagged others in response to the tweet, presumably fans keen to share the news.
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The news will be positive for fans of the chain who have missed dining in.
Other fast food restaurants are also adapting to coronavirus.
Nando's delivery is being unrolled across the whole of the UK for the first time ever. The prices will also be lower thanks to new VAT rules.
The family chicken meal, including two whole chickens, will be cut in price by £5.45.
It is being slashed in price from £43.70 to £38.25.