Ann Arbor Residents Can Moo-ve Over to Free Fried Chicken, Literally
Residents of Ann Arbor are in for a treat as the city's first-ever Chick-fil-A restaurant prepares to open its doors. To celebrate this momentous occasion, the chain is offering free meals to anyone who dons a cow-print outfit on opening day.
The promotion, which pays homage to Chick-fil-A's long-running advertising campaign featuring cows urging people to "Eat More Chikin," applies to anyone wearing cow-print attire, whether it's a full-on cow costume or just a simple cow-spotted accessory. The restaurant is set to open at 6:30 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 12, and will be located at 3310 Washtenaw Ave.
Locally-owned and operated by Joyce Mueller, who has a deep passion for Michigan and hospitality, the new store aims to create a welcoming atmosphere where everyone feels at home. As one of four generations of University of Michigan alumni in her family, Mueller's goal is to not only serve top-notch food but also give back to the community that means so much to her.
The grand opening event promises to bring about 80 new jobs to the community, further solidifying Chick-fil-A's commitment to supporting local residents. With its mouthwatering fried chicken sandwiches and warm hospitality, it's no wonder this restaurant is generating a buzz among locals and foodies alike. So mark your calendars for Dec. 12, and get ready to "moo-ve over" to the best fast food in town!
Residents of Ann Arbor are in for a treat as the city's first-ever Chick-fil-A restaurant prepares to open its doors. To celebrate this momentous occasion, the chain is offering free meals to anyone who dons a cow-print outfit on opening day.
The promotion, which pays homage to Chick-fil-A's long-running advertising campaign featuring cows urging people to "Eat More Chikin," applies to anyone wearing cow-print attire, whether it's a full-on cow costume or just a simple cow-spotted accessory. The restaurant is set to open at 6:30 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 12, and will be located at 3310 Washtenaw Ave.
Locally-owned and operated by Joyce Mueller, who has a deep passion for Michigan and hospitality, the new store aims to create a welcoming atmosphere where everyone feels at home. As one of four generations of University of Michigan alumni in her family, Mueller's goal is to not only serve top-notch food but also give back to the community that means so much to her.
The grand opening event promises to bring about 80 new jobs to the community, further solidifying Chick-fil-A's commitment to supporting local residents. With its mouthwatering fried chicken sandwiches and warm hospitality, it's no wonder this restaurant is generating a buzz among locals and foodies alike. So mark your calendars for Dec. 12, and get ready to "moo-ve over" to the best fast food in town!
seriously though its cool that they're creating jobs and stuff but can we talk about how much fried chicken is actually needed in ann arbor already?! i mean im not saying its bad or anything but like four generations of um alumni owning a chick fil a? sounds kinda too perfect
. personally, i think it's awesome that they're creating a welcoming atmosphere and giving back to the community. 80 new jobs is def a bonus 
. can't wait to check out this new spot on dec 12!
they're having a free meal promo on opening day if u wear cow-print 
it's like they're milking the moo-ve-over pun for all it's worth 
but seriously, i've heard their fried chicken is fire 
can't wait to get my hands on some juicy sandwiches and support a local owner who's got love for Michigan 
... wait a minute what's this Chick-fil-A thingy? So they're having a cow-print party and giving away free fried chicken? Sounds like so much fun, but where did it even come from? I mean, back in my day we used to love McDonald's burgers and Burger King fries, that was our go-to fast food joint 
. But hey, if they're hiring people in Ann Arbor, maybe it'll bring some life to the city... or is this just another fad? Either way, I'm curious to try their fried chicken... maybe 
The whole "moo-ve over" thing is kinda cheesy, tbh... but hey, if it's gonna bring more people to the restaurant, who am I to judge? 
On a more serious note, I'm actually kinda excited for this new Chick-fil-A location - Joyce Mueller seems like she's got a solid handle on what makes a great business. Fingers crossed that this place will live up to the hype! 
. It's awesome that Joyce Mueller is investing in the community and creating jobs for people. We need more of that local love in Ann Arbor! The fact that she's a U of M alumna makes me even more excited 
. Can't wait to try those famous fried chicken sandwiches and experience that warm hospitality firsthand 
. Like, is it really necessary to go all out with a cow costume? Can't we just show up and enjoy the meal without being a meme 
. Fingers crossed the restaurant lives up to its promise of delicious food and warm hospitality 
! I mean, who wouldn't wanna score free fried chicken on opening day? 
. And 80 new jobs? That's awesome! I'm def stoked to see Chick-fil-A committing to the community 
. Now if u'll excuse me, I'm off to plan my cow-print outfit for Dec 12... 
can't wait to see the cow-print outfits tho, that's gonna be a fun one