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Although McDonald's recently reported that they are inNo precipitation to reopen their dining room rooms, the reopening process has already begun. While their robust to take away and shoot-thru were made to maintain the company to undergo significant losses in sales during the pandemic (only a 5% decline in May compared to last year), the giant fast food has just announcedThey reopened the dining room rooms at 1,000 of their locations. This is just over 7% of all their locations in the United States. With the exception of a handful of closed locations for business, the remaining locations always work with Drive-Thru's ability and take away only.

Most reopened restoration halls are located in rural areas and suburbs of McDonaldAnd the decisions of which restoration halls to reopen depend on the local state and county regulation as well as the level of comfort of individual franchisees.We are currently remarking locations with open dining rooms in Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Nevada, etc.

The reoperated dining rooms operate at a limited capacity and with other major changes implemented for the safety of each, as indicated inThe reopening game game of the company. These include a more frequent disinfection of openwork tables and protection panels and foot-draws.

The restaurant chain is also installedslowly reduce objects On their currently reduced menu, and particularly focused on innovation to their breakfast items. However, it looks likeThe menu will not come back on how it was before the pandemic. Subscribe to our newsletterTo get the latest news from the food and restaurant delivered directly in your inbox.