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England is now under a month-long lockdown that runs from November 5 to December 2 – but will any of our favorite food chains be open?
In the wake of the lockdown, non-essential businesses have had to close – like beauty salons, pubs, restaurants and hairdressers
However, some have been allowed to remain open provided they offer take-out, delivery or click and collect services.
In an email to Chicken Fans, Nando said: “The good news is this is not our first rodeo and while the weather might be a little less good, it just means more weather for them. TV shows and snacks on the couch If it’s not a win, what is it?
« Sure, there’s a little more space between us, but we won’t let that stop you from sorting out those periphetic cravings.
« As of Thursday, November 5th, we may be temporarily closed for Eat-in, but pickup and delivery is still to be done See, I told you we’ve got you covered
« If you pick up, we’ll make sure you’re as safe as possible with several measures we’ve put in place. (Just make sure to check our opening times first – we’ve made them a bit more flexible) Make sure to check your confirmation email when ordering and please go through the process
“Remember, you can still redeem your Nando’s Card rewards with Collect, as no national lock-in amount could prevent Nando’s free!
« For now stay safe, we hope to see you soon and hey at least no one can judge you for your spice level at home »
There is good news for McDonald’s fans – as the fast food chain will keep its drive-thru branches open during the lockdown
Paul Pomroy, Managing Director of McDonald’s UK, said: « On Thursday 5th November at 12:01 am we will be closing our dining rooms across England but as per government guidelines we will remain open for take out, drive thru and delivery by McDelivery via Uber just eat and eat
« We remain committed to ensuring that our employees can come to work safely, while continuing to serve the communities in which we operate. In some restaurants, our hours of operation and services may vary »
Those looking to get their festive baking solution will be happy to know that the bakery chain will remain open for takeout and delivery orders through JustEat, the Greggs website or the Greggs Rewards app.
While branches will remain open for customers to come in and purchase food and drink, rest areas will be closed
KFC has confirmed they will remain open for takeout and delivery throughout the month-long lockdown
Orders can be placed through the KFC app, or through UberEats, JustEat and on Deliveroo
In an update to customers on their Facebook page, Subway said: “The majority of our stores are still open for take-out and delivery, but we know some people will need a pick-me-up more than a pick-me-up. others, so for the next four weeks we will look for the midday SOS messages »
Subway added that they will give ‘a little gift to the lucky few’ for those who tweet #SendOutSubs with the username of someone who deserves one of their sandwiches.
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World news – GB – Will McDonald’s, Greggs, Nandos, KFC and Subway be open during of the second lock?
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