Supermacs has announced this morning that they will be re-opening a number of their outlets over the coming days under strict public health protocols.
Initially, only drive-thru, delivery and drive & collect will be provided where it is safe to do so.
The following procedures are to be implemented for the safety of both staff and customers:
- All services will be contactless;
- Card payment only;
- Dedicated work stations for all staff;
- Staff gloves will be provided;
- Staff masks will be provided;
- Staff temperature monitoring will take place at the commencement of each shift;
- Dedicated delivery driver working area;
- Dedicated drive and collect points where applicable;
- Dedicated delivery and collection bags.
The outlets which will open are as follows:
Wed (April 22nd):
- Headford Rd – Drive-Thru;
- Tuam Rd – Drive-Thru;
- Newcastle – Delivery Only;
Friday (April 24th);
- Portlaoise – Drive-Thru, Delivery and Drive & Collect;
- Ballysimon Rd, Limerick – Drive-Thru, Delivery and Drive & Collect;
- Kinnegad – Drive-Thru and Drive & Collect;
- Clonmel – Drive-Thru and Drive & Collect;
- O’Connell St Dublin – Delivery Only;
- Carrick on Shannon – Drive-Thru, Delivery and Drive & Collect;
- Roscommon – Drive-Thru and Drive & Collect;
- Trim – Drive-Thru, Delivery and Drive & Collect;
- Drogheda – Drive-Thru and Drive & Collect;
- Sligo – Drive-Thru, Delivery and Drive & Collect;
- Ballindine – Drive-Thru and Drive & Collect;
- Carlow – Drive-Thru, Delivery and Drive & Collect.
All lobbies will remain closed until further notice.
On the news of the reopening, a spokesperson for the fast-food chain said: “Since we closed on March 26th, we have spent that time developing systems and processes in order to open and provide a service to the community where safety, wellbeing and standards are not compromised.”
“We would like to thank our customers and staff for their loyalty and understanding,” the statement concluded.
Image source: Supermacs.ie
