Sunday, the restaurant said some locations would transition to drive-thru service only, while others may offer takeout, delivery or mobile ordering options.
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Previously, the chain closed its playgrounds, began charging for beverage refill, and only offered meals in carry-out packaging.
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"We know these are challenging times, but we'll continue to do our best to serve you," Chick-fil-A said in a written statement.
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Saturday, ABC News reported Taco Bell is considering a similar move and equipping its US locations to transition to drive-thru and delivery only.
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