Ann Arbor's First Chick-fil-A To Offer Free Meal for Cow Costumes on Opening Day
In a playful nod to the popular fried chicken chain's advertising campaign, Chick-fil-A is set to open its first location in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with a promotion that will make customers moo-ve over with excitement. On opening day, December 12th, diners who dress up as cows can enjoy a free entrée at the new restaurant.
The store, owned and operated by local resident Joyce Mueller, is located at 3310 Washtenaw Ave. and promises to bring a taste of hospitality to the community. Mueller, a University of Michigan alumna of four generations, aims to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere where everyone feels at home.
To celebrate its grand opening, Chick-fil-A has invited customers to "eat more chicken" – literally – by dressing up as cows on opening day. The promotion applies to anyone wearing cow-print attire, whether it's a full cow costume or just a simple accessory.
The new store will create approximately 80 jobs in the community and is set to open at 6:30 a.m. on December 12th. While details about the menu have not been released, fans of Chick-fil-A can expect their signature fried chicken sandwiches and other favorites.
Mueller's passion for Michigan and hospitality runs deep, reflecting her family's long history with the University of Michigan. As a former leadership role at the university and a first-generation Chick-fil-A Team Member at 15, Mueller is dedicated to creating a restaurant that not only serves delicious food but also gives back to the community.
Don't miss out on this moo-ving opportunity to try Chick-fil-A's fried chicken sandwiches while showing off your cow spirit. Get dressed up and head to 3310 Washtenaw Ave. on December 12th for a free entrée and a taste of Ann Arbor hospitality.
In a playful nod to the popular fried chicken chain's advertising campaign, Chick-fil-A is set to open its first location in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with a promotion that will make customers moo-ve over with excitement. On opening day, December 12th, diners who dress up as cows can enjoy a free entrée at the new restaurant.
The store, owned and operated by local resident Joyce Mueller, is located at 3310 Washtenaw Ave. and promises to bring a taste of hospitality to the community. Mueller, a University of Michigan alumna of four generations, aims to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere where everyone feels at home.
To celebrate its grand opening, Chick-fil-A has invited customers to "eat more chicken" – literally – by dressing up as cows on opening day. The promotion applies to anyone wearing cow-print attire, whether it's a full cow costume or just a simple accessory.
The new store will create approximately 80 jobs in the community and is set to open at 6:30 a.m. on December 12th. While details about the menu have not been released, fans of Chick-fil-A can expect their signature fried chicken sandwiches and other favorites.
Mueller's passion for Michigan and hospitality runs deep, reflecting her family's long history with the University of Michigan. As a former leadership role at the university and a first-generation Chick-fil-A Team Member at 15, Mueller is dedicated to creating a restaurant that not only serves delicious food but also gives back to the community.
Don't miss out on this moo-ving opportunity to try Chick-fil-A's fried chicken sandwiches while showing off your cow spirit. Get dressed up and head to 3310 Washtenaw Ave. on December 12th for a free entrée and a taste of Ann Arbor hospitality.