McDonald’s is set to open all branches of its drive-thru restaurants in Northern Ireland from next week.
The fast food chain said previously a small number of stores would open across the UK – however the province will be included.
However Big Mac fans will now be able to get a bite of their burger as Northern Ireland outlets will open from next week.
Face masks, gloves, Perspex screens and new safety processes mean customers will notice differences. The company is also asking customers to be patient with staff as they adjust to new working conditions.
“We can announce that by June 4, 28 of McDonald’s Northern Ireland restaurants will have reopened for drive thru and McDelivery,” the firm said in a statement.
“Every drive thru in the UK and Ireland will reopen between Tuesday and Thursday next week and we will start to expand the availability of McDelivery too.
“This is only possible following the hard work of the teams in our 44 UK and Ireland pilot restaurants. Over the last fortnight, our employees, franchisees and suppliers have worked tirelessly to implement new procedures to help enable safe working so that we can now serve McDonald’s favourites to all parts of the UK and Ireland.”
We’re on our way back – all Drive-Thrus to reopen by 4th June pic.twitter.com/0Uxoif1Vxj
— McDonald's UK (@McDonaldsUK) May 27, 2020