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Talent Search: 26 New York-Area Chick-fil-A Restaurants to Host Open Interviews on Aug. 1, Aiming to Hire 250 New Team Members
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Three new Chick-fil-A restaurants coming to New York City
Since opening our first locally owned restaurant in Midtown Manhattan nearly three years ago, we’ve employed more than 1,000 New Yorkers, donated nearly 20,000 pounds of food to New York’s homeless population, given thousands in college scholarships to New York students, and served the millions of customers who have walked through our doors.
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First Lower Manhattan Chick-fil-A to open in March
NEW YORK (March 27, 2018) – This week, the first Chick-fil-A restaurant in Lower Manhattan will open in the heart of the Financial District. The franchisee-owned restaurant, located at 144 Fulton Street next to Fulton Center Station, was designed to serve the downtown community and a variety of guests’ needs.
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A Look Inside: Chick-fil-A Fulton Street
On Thursday, March 29, the first Chick-fil-A restaurant in Lower Manhattan opens in the heart of the Financial District. Located at 144 Fulton Street between Broadway and Nassau, the restaurant was designed to serve the downtown community and a variety of guests’ needs.
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First 100: Fulton Street’s grand opening scavenger hunt
Chick-fil-A Operator Luke Cook and the team at Chick-fil-A Fulton Street are excited to serve customers in Lower Manhattan when the restaurant opens on Thursday, March 29. As part of the grand opening celebration, residents of New York City are invited to participate in the First 100 Scavenger Hunt on Wednesday, March 28.
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From the train to Chick-fil-A East 42nd & Madison
The buzz around New York City’s Grand Central Terminal is electric. Every day, the terminal sees more than 750,000 visitors pass through its halls, second only to Times Square station. Since 1913, Grand Central has been a Midtown landmark known for its remarkable architecture, signature clock and its many connecting lines shuttling commuters into and out of the city.
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