MCDONALD’S is reopening 700 restaurants for dine-in tomorrow – and the fast food giant has confirmed customers WILL have to leave their contact details.
The restaurant chain will have coronavirus safety measures in place, following the reopening of most branches for delivery, takeaway and drive-thru.
In addition, some restaurants will take part in Rishi Sunak’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme – meaning customers will get 50 per cent off their bill, up to £10 per person.
In line with government guidance, McDonald’s will ask customers that choose to eat-in to leave their contact details via a website.
Diners will by able to use their smart phone visit the webpage directly, or they’ll be able to scan a QR code to take them to the website.
They’ll then be asked to leave the name of the lead member and the number of people within their group, a phone number, the date and time of visit and the restaurant number.
It comes as McDonald’s prepares to reopen around 700 restaurants for dine-in customers tomorrow, July 22, following a successful trial.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave the go-ahead for businesses including restaurants and pubs to reopen from July 4.
But McDonald’s decided not to reopen for dine-in on this date, saying it “wasn’t ready”.
Instead, Maccies reopened just four branches for eat-in on July 15 across the UK and Ireland.
McDonald’s shut all of its 1,350 restaurants across the UK in March amid the coronavirus lockdown.
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