Full list of food chains that are offering takeaway and delivery in second lockdown including McDonald’s, KFC and Subway

FROM McDonald’s to KFC, we explain which food chains are still open for delivery and takeaways during England’s second lockdown.

The nation-wide shutdown is set to last four weeks, until Wednesday December 2.

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As a result, hospitality businesses including restaurants, pubs and cafes are temporarily shut.

But while diners can’t eat in, fast food places are allowed to offer takeaway food and delivery services.

It means you can still tuck into your favourite fast food grub – just from the comfort of your home.

The new rules apply to England only – Scotland and Wales have separate coronavirus restrictions in place.

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Unlike the first lockdown, pubs are only allowed to serve takeaway pints if they’re ordered in advance.

If you’re ordering food for delivery, keep in mind you’ll likely pay extra for the luxury of getting it delivered to your door.

Delivery charges between the major providers – including Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats – will vary depending on the restaurant you choose and how far away you are.

Here’s which places remain open for takeaway and delivery:

Burger King

Restaurants are continuing to offer drive-thru, takeaway and delivery during the second lockdown.

The chain runs home delivery options through Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats, while click and collect is available through its website.

Burger King doesn’t charge extra for click and collect. You should check with your local branch to find out if it’s open to avoid disappointment.

Caffe Nero

Caffe Nero is still offering takeaway in stores, as well as home delivery through Uber Eats.

In addition, customers are able to click and collect as normal through the Caffe Nero app.

Caffe Nero doesn’t charge extra to click and collect.

Franco Manca

Franco Manca continues to offer delivery and click and collect in “almost every” restaurant – but it hasn’t said how many.

Currently, Franco Manca offers delivery through Deliveroo, or order and collect through its website.

The pizza chain doesn’t charge more for click and collect.

Frankie & Benny’s

A selection of Frankie & Benny’s restaurants are open for takeaway and click and collect during lockdown.

You can find out if your local branch is on the list on the chain’s website.

At the moment, customers can order for home delivery via Uber Eats and Just Eat, or click and collect, which is free to do, from the Frankie and Benny’s website.

Fridays

Fridays – formerly known as TGI Fridays – is continuing to operate click and collect and delivery at 20 restaurants.

The majority of restaurants run its delivery service through Deliveroo or Just Eat, or direct through the Fridays website for its Fareham and Cheadle branches.

Greggs

It’s good news for Greggs fans, as the bakery chain has confirmed customers are able to order food to take away or for delivery.

Greggs delivery can be ordered through Just Eat, while click and collect – which doesn’t cost extra – is done through the Greggs website or through the free Greggs Rewards app.

Customers can also place orders in stores, but again, food must be eaten away from the premises.

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KFC

KFC confirmed it is still doing takeaway and delivery during lockdown.

Currently, the fried chicken chain delivers through Just Eat, Uber Eats and Deliveroo. You can also click and collect through the KFC app.

In addition, KFC runs drive-thru lanes in some of its restaurants. Customers are able to order in stores as normal, although only for food to take away.

Leon

Leon is also continuing to do takeaway and delivery across 48 of its restaurants.

In an email to customers, it said it will keep as many open as possible but it hasn’t confirmed which ones.

At the moment, it offers delivery through Deliveroo and Uber Eats.

Click and collect, which doesn’t cost extra, is also available through the Leon website.

McDonald’s

McDonald’s remains open for takeaway, drive-thru and delivery throughout the second lockdown.

If you’re ordering to your home, delivery for McDonald’s can be ordered through Uber Eats and Just Eat.

For in-store orders, customers can pay via the self-service order screens, at checkouts, or in advance for click and collect through the My McDonald’s app.

McDonald’s doesn’t charge extra when ordering in advance through its app.

Nando’s

Nando’s fans can still get their food fix via delivery or takeaway.

Delivery through Nando’s is operated by Deliveroo, while you can order for click and collect direct through the Nando’s website.

Nando’s customers don’t pay more to click and collect.

Papa John’s

Papa John’s continued to deliver during the first lockdown, with click and collect options also available directly through the pizza chain.

It’s running the same policy this time around. You can find your nearest branch here.

Pret a Manger

Pret a Manger will stay open for takeaway and delivery during the second lockdown.

The coffee specialist currently offers delivery through Just Eat.

Customers can also order in advance via click and collect through the Pret website or app.

Prezzo

Prezzo closed its restaurants for dining in from November 5 but is still offering takeaway and delivery from 58 locations.

Delivery from Prezzo is currently available via Deliveroo and Just Eat, while you can also click and collect – which doesn’t cost extra – through its website.

Customers can find out if their local branch is open via its website

Pizza Hut

Pizza Hut operates delivery and takeaway options, both of which are available over the next few weeks.

Both delivery and click and collect can be ordered direct through Pizza Hut.

Customers can also order for delivery via Uber Eats, Deliveroo and Just Eat, depending on where you live.

Pizza Express

Pizza Express has published a list of restaurants that are open for click and collect on its website.

The pizza chain offers delivery through Deliveroo, while click and collect – which doesn’t cost extra – is available through the Pizza Express website.

Shake Shack

Branches in Soho and Leicester Square in London and the Lakeside restaurant in Essex will close temporarily until December.

The rest of its dine-in restaurants, which are all located in London – Mansion House, Brent Cross, Westfield Stratford, Canary Wharf, Covent Garden, Tottenham Court Road and Victoria Nova – are open for delivery and click and collect.

Its Cardiff restaurant, which has been shut due to restrictions in Wales, will reopen for delivery and takeaway on November 9.

Delivery only branches – in Battersea, Bermondsey, Brighton, Islington, Reading and Swiss Cottage – are open as usual.

Shake Shack offers delivery through Deliveroo, or click and collect through its website.

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Subway

Subway fans can still get their foodie fix during lockdown.

Customers can currently get food delivered via Just Eat, Uber Eats and Deliveroo, or they can order in advance for click and collect through the Subway app.

During lockdown, you are also able to order food inside stores but only for takeaway.

Starbucks

Starbucks says most of its branches are open for takeaway and delivery.

At the moment, diners can get Starbucks delivered via Uber Eats, or they can order ahead for pick-up through the Starbucks app.

Wagamama

Wagamama said it is keeping “as many” of its branches open as possible for both click and collect and delivery, but it hasn’t revealed exactly how many will still serve customers.

The restaurant chain currently offers delivery through its website, Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Just Eat.

Wagamama customers can also click and collect at no extra cost through its website.

Yo! Sushi

Most Yo! Sushi restaurants remain open for delivery or takeaway.

It currently runs delivery through Just Eat and Deliveroo, while you can also order for collection at no extra cost through its website.

Zizzi

Zizzi offers delivery through Deliveroo and will continue to do so during lockdown.

At the moment, customers can also order food in advance at no extra cost through the Zizzi website.

During the last lockdown, fans went wild for McDonald’s drive-thru with mile-long queues at some locations.

The second lockdown will see gyms, non-essential retailers and bars shut.

But supermarkets and shops that are deemed essential, such as pharmacies, will remain open.

This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk