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ATLANTA, GA — Chick-fil-A is offering delivery from more than 1,100 of its restaurants nationwide as part of a partnership with DoorDash, an on-demand destination app. Chick-fil-A and DoorDash also are giving away up to 200,000 free Chick-fil-A chicken sandwiches (one per customer in participating cities) through Tuesday, Nov. 20, when placing an order through DoorDash.
The giveaway is exclusively available through the DoorDash app and website with a $5 minimum order when using the promo code CFADELIVERY.
“So many of our guests’ busy lives and family commitments have them strapped for time. Delivery is one way we can help them get a quick yet high-quality meal,” said Jon Bridges, Chick-fil-A senior vice president and chief marketing officer, in a company statement. “If they’re unable to come to us, we’ll come to them.”
So far this year, the company has relaunched the Chick-fil-A Mobile App, opened its first delivery-focused locations in Louisville and Nashville, and is testing Mealtime Kits in Atlanta restaurants.
In an effort to make the brand even more accessible, participating Chick-fil-A restaurants will deliver everything on their menus right to customers’ doors via DoorDash. Deliveries will be made to customers within a 10-minute radius of participating restaurants.
Chick-fil-A has been testing delivery with DoorDash since 2017 in select markets. Ninety-eight percent of respondents who used DoorDash during the pilot program said the food they ordered was consistent with what they expected from Chick-fil-A. The delivery test also revealed:
- Ninety percent of DoorDash orders include Chick-fil-A Waffle Fries
- Orders peak during dinner and on inclement weather days
- Delivery sales are highest for restaurants near hospitals and universities
Atlanta-based Chick-fil-A reported more than $9 billion in revenue in 2017, which marks 50 consecutive years of sales growth. Consumers voted Chick-fil-A Inc. #4 in the Harris Poll’s annual corporate reputation survey, out of 100 companies listed in 2018.
DoorDash is a San Francisco-based technology company that connects customers with their favorite local and national restaurants in more than 1,200 cities across the United States and Canada.
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Image: The signs of a Chick-fil-A restaurant are seen July 26, 2012, in Springfield, Va. (photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Patch Editor Tim Darnell contributed to this story.
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