Newtownabbey and Glengormley McDonald’s dine-in area reopening details

McDonald’s is reopening dine-in areas at its Newtownabbey and Glengormley branches from today (Wednesday).
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This follows the earlier return to takeaway, Drive Thru and McDelivery from the locations.

The fast food giant says social distancing measures will be in place and, to prevent congestion, the restaurants will carefully manage the number of customers inside.

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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.

McDonald's Glengormley. Pic by Google.McDonald's Glengormley. Pic by Google.
McDonald's Glengormley. Pic by Google.

Food will be served by table-service only with customers able to order directly to their table via the My McDonald’s App, at the till or kiosk.

In line with government guidance, the business will be asking customers that choose to eat-in to leave their contact details by using their smart phone to either scan a QR code taking them to a dedicated webpage or visiting that webpage directly with the URL details provided on each table.

Customers will 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 (identified on each table sticker).

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Reopening the dine-in area will enable some restaurants to take part in the UK Chancellor’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme, offering 50% off dine-in bills, up to £10 on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in August. Further details will be shared on the website and via the My McDonald’s app with which restaurants are taking part.

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