Chick Fil-A Pops Up in Dublin

Visit to Ireland is part of a series of European pop-ups for the fast-food chain.

Feb 27, 2017 | 1 min read

DUBLIN – Atlanta-based Chick Fil-A opened a one-day pop-up on Feb. 25 in Dublin, Ireland, giving Irish consumers a taste of what the QSR offers in its U.S. restaurants, reports Dublin Live.

The news source notes that Chick Fil-A is planning a series of European pop-ups, but also wrote that it’s unknown when the QSR will be returning to Dublin.

Meanwhile, back in the United States, last week hundreds of people camped out to be the first customers at a new Portage, Michigan, Chick Fil-A. When the doors opened for business, the first 100 people inside the restaurant received a digital card that supplies them with 52 free meals for a year.

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