Jersey McDonald's Store Back Open

Wednesday, 24 June 2020 10:50

Jersey's McDonald's store has re-opened this morning for walk-in takeaways.

It's one of 280 McDonald's restaurants reopening its doors at 11am today.

They've been closed through lockdown so far because of coronavirus.

A series of measures are in place to keep staff and customers safe, including:

* Clear signposting and floor markings to create a one-way system around restaurants for customers and delivery partner couriers, where possible.

* A limited number of people will be allowed in at one time to ensure distancing can be maintained. The exact number will depend on the size and layout of the restaurant.

* Customers will be welcomed inside when a space becomes available and will be asked to use hand sanitiser at a cleaning station

* There'll be fewer self-order screens switched on and those in use will be sanitised at least every 30 minutes.

* Customers are encouraged to visit alone to collect their food where possible.

* Seating areas, toilets, and lifts will stay closed

* Customers shouldn't visit if they feel unwell.

The KFC Store on the Waterfront reopened earlier this month.

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