Chick-fil-A is offering free breakfast as part of a special promotion. From September 9 to 14, customers can stop by a Chick-fil-A restaurant and enjoy a complimentary breakfast entree through its "Breakfast on Us" promotion.
Those interested in getting some free grub can visit www.Chick-fil-AForBreakfast.com to reserve a breakfast entree of choice, as well as a time to redeem their breakfast item at their local Chick-fil-A restaurant between Sept. 9 and 14.
Depending on the restaurant, customers may be able to choose from up to 10 10 breakfast entrees, including: Chick-fil-A Chicken Biscuit; Spicy Chicken Biscuit; Sausage Biscuit; Chick-fil-A Chick-n-Minis (three-count); Chicken, Egg & Cheese Bagel; Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit; Chicken Breakfast Burrito; Sausage Breakfast Burrito; Oatmeal or Yogurt Parfait. Customers who go to a Chick-fil-A in Philadelphia, Middle Georgia and Inland Empire, CA will also have the chance to choose from new breakfast items which are being tested in those areas.
Participants have until September 13 to make their reservations, or until spots are filled. The offer is only limited to one free breakfast entree per customer during the six-day redemption period. The offer and availability may differ at each restaurant.
"The breakfast day part continues to be a tremendous growth opportunity for Chick-fil-A," said Steve Robinson, Chick-fil-A's chief marketing officer. "We have steadily focused on maximizing the breakfast day part with a variety of menu enhancements and promotions over the past several years, and we hope our 'Breakfast on Us' promotion will encourage our current customers to try something completely different and also help attract new breakfast customers for us."
The restaurant chain started serving breakfast in 1986. The restaurant is trying to put more focus on their breakfast items and is often offering new dishes to attract attention. There are more than 1,735 restaurants in 39 states and Washington, D.C.
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