Chick-fil-A Rebuilds, Remodels, Closes Locations Across US

Chick-fil-A is undergoing significant changes across multiple locations in 2025. In North Charleston, the Rivers Avenue location is set to be demolished along with a neighboring restaurant to build a new, improved Chick-fil-A, with local owner-operator Chad Burn remaining involved. The Lehigh Valley Mall location in Whitehall Township will close early next year after nearly 30 years, as the mall seeks to diversify its retail and dining options. In Folsom, the Chick-fil-A on E Bidwell Street will temporarily close for about nine weeks starting September 25 for renovations, affecting 85 employees who will receive appropriate benefits. Meanwhile, in Fresno, the Chick-fil-A at Blackstone and Nees avenues has reopened after a nearly five-month remodel that aimed to improve kitchen efficiency, drive-thru service, and the dining atmosphere, with further drive-thru and parking enhancements planned. Overall, these updates reflect Chick-fil-A's efforts to modernize its facilities and enhance customer experience while continuing to serve their communities.