Sneaky burger fans are finding very inventive ways to get their fast food fix after another 497 drive thrus reopened today.
One customer in Stockton was pictured outside his local McDonald’s having fashioned a cardboard cut-out car to place around his waist while he stood queuing alongside actual drivers. The McDonald’s in question turned him away. It came as a man in Aylesbury was seen collecting his meal on a quad bike.
Another was spotted camping outside all night in Sutton-in-Ashfield as he waited for his local branch to reopen its drive thru.
Father-of-five Rik Dove pitched his tent at the Kings Mill Road East restaurant in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, on Sunday night hoping to be first in line the following morning.
A hilarious photo shows him grinning eagerly in a tiny children’s tent in the drive thru lane – with a plastic Little Tikes car for children in front of him as his ‘vehicle’.
This man was spotted in Stockton having fashioned himself a cardboard cut-out car costume to use the drive-thru at his local McDonald’s
A McDonald’s customer is pictured queuing in a drive thru in Stockton today wearing a bizarre car costume while he waits
This father of five decided to camp outside the McDonald’s in Sutton-in-Ashfield with a child’s toy care to take with him through the drive thru
Pictured: Drivers queue up outside the Blackwood McDonald’s in South Wales as customers who’ve been missing out over lockdown stock up on burgers
A member of the public receives his McDonald’s order as the drive thru resumes trading in Aylesbury. The British government further relaxed Covid-19 quarantine measures in England this week, allowing groups of six people from different households to meet in parks and gardens
People are pictured forming long queues in Ely, Cambridgeshire, as McDonald’s drive thrus reopen following the easing of lockdown measures
Drivers are pictured forming long queues at a McDonald’s in Ely, Cambridgeshire, as lockdown measures ease across England
Large queues of cars are pictured waiting for the McDonalds drive-thru at the Nantgarw branch, near Cardiff which opened today
Pictured: An aerial view of cars queuing for a McDonald’s drive-through restaurant today in Nantgarw, Wales
A steward is pictured conducting traffic through Pollockshaws McDonald’s in Glasgow as customers flooded the restaurant
But before the 28-year-old could properly bed down for the night, a member of the public told him he had the wrong date – as the restaurant doesn’t open again until Thursday.
McDonald’s recently announced it would reopen its 975 drive thrus from June 2 to June 4, meaning Rik had no chance of bagging a burger.
Rik claimed he planned to beat the traffic by setting up camp with a LOL Surprise pink tent and Little Tikes car – seemingly unaware of McDonald’s rules that only vehicles with an engine can use drive thrus.
Its website states: ‘McDonald’s drive thru is for people in motor vehicles only – bicycles are not permitted on our drive thru due to the health and safety policies we have in place.’
Despite the official policy, Rik is set to try again tonight and hopes to be first in line for Big Mac on Thursday morning.
Rik, from Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, said: ‘I got moved on not long after I got there. My local McDonald’s doesn’t open until the 4th. A member of the public who possibly had a family member who worked there told me.
‘I was gutted. I’m a big lad and needed a Big Mac in my life. I thought it [opened on Monday] so I’ve not managed to get one as of yet.
A member of the public receives their McDonald’s order as the drive thru resumes trading on June 03, 2020 in Aylesbury
Cars line up at a McDonald’s restaurant on Leeds Rd, Huddersfield, as it reopens the drive thru following the introduction of measures to bring England out of lockdown
A safety sign can be seen as customers wait in the queue as the McDonald’s drive thru resumes trading today in Aylesbury
‘I was going to get my kids some nuggets but only a box of twenty as that’s all I would fit in the car. It was kind of cramped due to the tent and chair in the back. I’ll be back on June 3 [Wednesday] to try again.’
On social media, Rik’s sister Lisa [Dove] said: ‘Just dropped our Tubbys off at McDonald’s. First in the drive thru ready for opening. Man’s got needs.. Return of the Fat Mac.’
Her post attracted more than 1,250 shares and reactions from entertained Facebook users who joked Rik was in for a cold night in his tiny tent – not realising he was actually tucked up in his own bed after discovering his error.
Paige Prothero said ‘this is f***ing brilliant’, while Ben Birchy added ‘This man is next level’. Another Facebooker user joked he risked a parking ticket for over staying the 90-minute parking limit. Jasmine Mays said: ‘[They’ll] be slapping a parking ticket on the cosy coupe for staying over two hours.’
In a bid to try and stop the lengthy queues as drive thrus return, McDonald’s is announcing its chosen restaurants on the day they open – but an hour’s notice still gave customers plenty of time to queue yesterday.
Today a McDonald’s in Derby warned that if traffic becomes too chaotic they will be forced to begin turning customers away.
There were reports of customers waiting up to an hour and a half in Bolton, while one restaurant in Edinburgh has reportedly decided to temporarily close its drive-thru lanes, within hours of reopening, on police advice.
In Glasgow’s Robroyston branch, police were called out to manage traffic as dozens of drivers queued before the restaurant had even opened, according to the Glasgow Times.
Customers are ordering from a reduced menu, with a spending cap of £25, as McDonald’s cuts the number of staff working in its kitchens to maintain social distancing measures.
As queues build, staff have been out in car parks and drive thru lanes trying to direct traffic – with long waiting times being reported up and down the country.
This McDonald’s in Derby has today warned that it may have to turn people away if the traffic grows too chaotic and spirals out of control
Cars are pictured queuing at McDonald’s in Easterhouse, Glasgow, as drivers lined roads to take advantage of the drive thru reopening
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Chains in Gateshead and Livingston have already seen long queues, along with restaurants in Glasgow and Congleton.
In Edinburgh, managers at the Newbridge restaurant have decided to close their drive-thru due to unprecedented demand, after consulting with police.
There were reports of waits of up to an hour-and-a-half at the fast food giant’s branch in Astley Bridge, Bolton.
Staff in high-vis jackets could be seen directing drivers outside the restaurant as the queues snaked through the car park and on to nearby streets.
It was one of four McDonald’s branches in Bolton to open their drive-thrus at 11am – albeit with a limited menu.
Restaurants at Middlebrook Retail Park, Derby Street, and Chorley Old Road were are also reported to have seen lengthy queues after reopening for the first time since March.
Diners in South Queensferry, Scotland, were waiting for as long as 90 minutes to buy fast food.
Staff have been spotted outside trying to manage the sudden influx of traffic after the full list of reopened franchises was announced this morning.
A McDonald’s spokesman said yesterday: ‘This week we will reopen drive-thrus across the UK and Ireland, starting with 168 locations from 11am today.
‘We will also see a further 22 restaurants open for McDelivery today.
‘We are glad to be back but it will look a little different and may take a little longer, so please bear with us.’
What will be included in McDonalds’ limited menu?
Main Menu:
Cheeseburger
Hamburger
Double Cheeseburger
Big Mac
Quarter Pounder with Cheese
McChicken Sandwich
Filet-O-Fish
Chicken McNuggets
Chicken Selects
Sides & Desserts:
Fries
Mozzarella Dippers
McFlurry (Oreo, Maltesers, Smarties)
Fruit Bag
What’s Out?
The entire breakfast menu has gone
No milkshakes or smoothies
No chicken wraps
There are no promotional items, such as the Big Tasty Range
No carrot stick bags, apple pies or muffins
Restaurants are reopening with protective screens between staff and customers. Workers are also expected to wash their hands every 30 minutes.
Protective screens have been put in place inside the kitchens and at drive-thrus to lower the risk of contamination.
For customers, the major changes are a reduced menu and a £25 spending cap, which has been introduced as staff get used to working in smaller teams and to reduce waiting times at drive-thru lanes.
Diners are also being asked to pay via contactless cards.
McDelivery drivers will have no direct contact with staff inside the restaurant and handwashing facilities have been set up to prevent any possible spread of Covid-19 germs.
Reduced hours mean there will be no breakfast offering, with restaurants only serving customers between 11am and 10pm.
Milkshakes are among the items missing from the menu, as well as fruit bags.
By Thursday all of McDonald’s drive-thrus will be open – meaning 1019 of its restaurants be serving customers in their cars or via McDelivery.
It is only announcing which stores have reopened on the day it happens.
A McDonald’s spokesman said: ‘On occasion, we have taken the decision to close drive thru lanes where demand has impacted local communities or the safety of our people or customers.
‘We will continue to work with local authorities and the police as we extend our reopening plans.
‘With smaller teams, we will still be offering a limited menu over reduced hours, and we ask that you make contactless payments and limit your spend to £25.
‘We are continuing to review these measures as we reopen, but for now, these restrictions remain in place to help our employees, customers and delivery partner couriers to remain safe.
‘To manage the anticipated demand, we will release the locations of the reopening restaurants on the morning of each day.’
In Essex, Southend-on-Sea council has put in place a parking ban on roads near it’s McDonald’s restaurant, to ease traffic ahead of its predicted reopening on Wednesday morning, according to Echo News.
Videos have already emerged of demand at some of the 44 pilot restaurants which trialled McDonald’s social distancing measures.
One member of the public filmed a seemingly endless stretch of traffic waiting to access the McDonalds A41 Watford restaurant, commenting: ‘How badly do they want a big mac. That’s a two hour wait for some nuggets.’
June is set to be a busy month for fast food chains reopening.
Burger King has plans to reopen 350 restaurants by the end of the month, while Greggs hopes to reopen 800 bakeries in the coming weeks.
KFC has announced 500 its restaurants are set to reopen, while Starbucks has been open for takeaways at 150 coffee shops in recent weeks.
Yesterday Pret a Manger reopened 204 restaurants – the vast majority of which are in London.
Which McDonald’s restaurants are reopening?
DRIVE-THRUS REOPENING
A31 PICKET POST
A8 SHOWCASE
ABBEY LANE
ABERDARE
ABERDEEN – KITTYBREWSTER
ABERGELE
ABERYSTWYTH
ABINGDON
ACCRINGTON
AINTREE
AIRDRIE
ALCESTER
ALDERSHOT – ASH ROAD
ALL SAINTS WAY
ALLOA
ALNWICK
ALPERTON
ALTRINCHAM RETAIL PARK
AMESBURY
ANDOVER – NEW STREET
ANDOVER – WEYHILL
ANNIESLAND
ANTRIM – THE JUNCTION RETAIL PARK
APPLEBY MAGNA
APSLEY
ARBROATH DT
ARNOLD – NOTTINGHAM ROAD
ARUNDEL
ASHBOURNE
ASHBY DE LA ZOUCH
ASHFORD – EUREKA PARK
ASHFORD ORBITAL PARK
ASHINGTON
AYLESBURY 2ROAD
AYLESFORD
AYR
BALBRIGGAN DRIVE THRU
BALBY – SANDFORD ROAD
BALLINCOLLIG DT
BALLOCH – OLD LUSS ROAD
BALLYMENA
BANBRIDGE
BANBURY – BEAUMONT RD
BANBURY GATEWAY
BANGOR – CAERNARFON ROAD
BANGOR-BLOOMFIELD SHOPPING CENTRE
BANKHEAD PARK – GLENROTHES
BARNSTAPLE – EASTERN AVE
BARNSTAPLE – ROUNDSWELL
BARROW IN FURNESS D/T
BARTON MILLS
BASSETTS POLE – A38
BATH – 2
BATHGATE
BAYNARDS GREEN
BEDFORD – ELMS PARC
BEDFORD ASPECTS
BEDFORD INTERCHANGE
BELFAST – BOUCHER ROAD
BELFAST – SHORE ROAD
BELLSHILL
BENSON – OXFORD ROAD
BERWICK-UPON-TWEED
BEXHILL-ON-SEA
BICESTER
BIDEFORD
BIGGLESWADE
BILBROUGH TOP
BILSTON
BINLEY – COVENTRY
BIRCHWOOD WARRINGTON
BLACK CAT
BLACKPOOL – RIGBY ROAD
BLACKPOOL CHERRY TREE ROAD
BLACKPOOL SQUIRES GATE
BLACKWOOD – HIGH ROAD
BOGNOR REGIS – OLDLANDS WAY
BOLTON – ASTLEY BRIDGE
BOLTON – DELPH HILL
BOSTON
BOURNE
BOURNE END
BOW – PAYNE
BRACKNELL – THE KEEP
BRAEHEAD
BRAINTREE
BREADSALL
BRENT PARK D/T
BRIDGE OF DON
BRIDGEND – PANTRUTHIN FARM
BRIDGEND COWBRIDGE ROAD
BRIDGWATER
BRIDLINGTON – BESSINGBY ROAD
BRIGHTON MARINA
BRISTOL
BRISTOL BEDMINSTER
BRISTOL BRISLINGTON
BRISTOL CRIBBS
BRISTOL FILTON
BRISTOL FISHPONDS
BRISTOL HENGROVE
BRISTOL LONGWELL GREEN
BRISTOL PATCHWAY
BRITTON FERRY
BROMLEY – GARDEN GATE PH
BROUGHTON PARC
BUCK BARN A24 / A272
BUCKSBURN
BULWELL
BURGESS HILL
BURNLEY – BURNHAM GATE
BURNLEY-ASDA
BURNTWOOD – CANNOCK ROAD
BURTON 2
BURTON ON TRENT
CAERNARFON-ARFON GARAGE
CAERPHILLY
CALCOT RELOCATION
CAMBERLEY II
CAMBRIDGE – NEWMARKET ROAD
CAMBRIDGE – NEWMARKET ROAD
CAMERON PARK
CAMERON TOLL
CAMPBELLS MEADOW KINGS LYNN
CANNING TOWN
CANNOCK CHURCH STREET
CANNOCK HAWKS GREEN
CANNOCK LONGFORD
CANTERBURY II
CANVEY ISLAND D/T
CAPITOL CENTRE
CARLISLE – KINGSTOWN RETAIL PARK
CARLOW MSA DT
CARMARTHEN
CARRICKFERGUS
CASHEL
CASTLE MARINA
CASTLEMILK
CASTLEREAGH – SAINTFIELDS
CATFORD 2 D/T
CATTERICK – GARRISON
CAXTON GIBBET
CHARLTON
CHELTENHAM 2
CHESHIRE OAKS
CHESTER 2
CHESTERFIELD D/T
CHESTFIELD D/T
CHICHESTER
CHICHESTER II
CHINA GARDEN
CHINGFORD FOUNTAIN PH
CHIPPENHAM
CHIRK – WALES
CHORLEY – CLIFFORD STREET
CIRENCESTER
CLACTON – BROOK RETAIL PARK
CLAYCROSS – DERBY ROAD
CLIFTON MOOR
CLITHEROE – RIBBLE VALLEY BUSINESS PARK
COALVILLE
COATBRIDGE
COLERAINE
COLINDALE F/S
COLNE
COMMERCIAL ROAD
CONGLETON
CONNSWATER
CONSETT- POND COURT BUSINESS PARK
COOKSTOWN – N IRELAND
CORBY 2
CORBY 3
CORK 4 – MALLOW ROAD
COSELEY
COSHAM
COULBY NEWHAM
COVENTRY
COVENTRY ALVIS
COVENTRY CANLEY
CRAWLEY SAINSBURYS DRIVE THRU
CRAYFORD
CREWE – DUNWOODY
CREWE – MACON WAY
CROSSHANDS
CROW ROAD
CROYDON – COLONNADES
CROYDON – THE POPPY PH
CROYDON VALLEY PARK
CUMBERNAULD
DAGENHAM 3
DAGENHAM FS-DT
DAGENHAM II F/S
DALKEITH
DALTON PARK
DARLINGTON – MEYNELL ROAD
DARLINGTON – MORTON PARK
DARNLEY
DARTFORD – PRINCES ROAD
DARWEN – J4(M65)
DAVENTRY
DENHAM D/T
DEPTFORD F/S
DERBY – COMMERCIAL PARK
DERBY MARKEATON PARK
DERBY WYVERN
DONAGHMEDE F/S
DONCASTER – CENTURION RETAIL PARK
DONCASTER – THORNE ROAD
DONCASTER DOME
DONCASTER FACTORY OUTLET
DOUGLAS F/S
DOVER – WHITFIELD
DOWELLS TRADE PARK, HINCKLEY
DOWNPATRICK – COUNTY DOWN
DROGHEDA
DROITWICH
DUBLIN AIRPORT DT
DUDLEY – UPPER GORNAL
DUMBARTON
DUMFRIES
DUNBAR
DUNCHURCH
DUNDALK DRIVE THRU
DUNDONALD F/S
DUNFERMLINE 2 – FIFE LEISURE PARK
DUNGARVAN D/T
DURHAM MSA
DURHAM-ARNISON CENTRE
EARLESTOWN
EARLSWOOD
EAST GRINSTEAD WHITE LION
EAST KILBRIDE – THE WHIRLIES
EAST KILBRIDE 1
EASTBOURNE II
ECCLES – WEST ONE
EDINBURGH – CORSTORPHINE
EDINBURGH – NEWBRIDGE
EDINBURGH – STRAITON
ELGIN
ELK MILL RETAIL PARK
ELY LEISURE VILLAGE
ENFIELD – GARDENERS ARMS
ENFIELD 2
ENNERDALE
ERITH
ESTON
EWOOD
EXETER 2
FALKIRK D/T
FALMOUTH FS
FAREHAM DRIVE THRU
FARNBOROUGH GATE
FARNBOROUGH TUMBLE DOWN DICK
FELIXSTOWE
FELTHAM
FINCHLEY LIDO
FINNIESTON
FLEETWOOD
FLINT – HOLYWELL ROAD A548
FOLKESTONE SAINSBURYS
FOREST GATE F/S
FORFAR
FORMBY
FORT WILLIAM
FORTH ROAD BRIDGE
FOSSE PARK
FRADDON
FRIERN BARNET
FROME – SANDY HILLS LANE
GAINSBOROUGH
GALASHIELS
GALLAGHER RETAIL PARK DT
GALLIONS REACH BECKTON
GALLOWS CORNER
GALWAY – WESTSIDE
GALWAY RETAIL PARK
GATEWAY A55
GATWICK DT
GLASGOW – EASTERHOUSE
GLASGOW – GREAT WESTERN RETAIL PARK
GLASGOW – KIRKINTILLOCH
GLASGOW – LONDON ROAD
GLASGOW – THORNLIEBANK
GLASSHOUGHTON
GLENGORMLEY – BELFAST
GLENROTHES 1
GLOUCESTER – ST OSWALDS
GLOUCESTER BARNWOOD
GLOUCESTER BRISTOL ROAD
GLOUCESTER HARDWICKE
GLYNNEATH – A465
GOOLE DT
GORGIE ROAD
GOSPORT – BROCKHURST GATE
GRANGEMOUTH
GREAT BRIDGE
GREENFORD 2
GREENOCK 1
HADLEIGH
HAMILTON 2
HAMILTON PALACE
HARLOW – HASTINGWOOD
HARLOW – STAPLE TYE
HARLOW THE OAKS RETAIL PARK
HAROLD HILL
HARTLEPOOL
HARTLEPOOL MARINA
HARWICH
HASLINGDEN – RISING BRIDGE
HATFIELD
HAVANT 2
HAVERFORDWEST
HAYLE
HEATHROW DT
HEDGE END
HELEN ST
HEMEL HEMPSTEAD – MAYLANDS AVENUE
HEREFORD 2
HIGHWAY SHADWELL
HILLSBOROUGH
HINCKLEY 2
HITCHIN
HOCKLIFFE
HOLYHEAD – KINGLAND ROAD / A55
HOLYWELL (SINGING KETTLE)
HUDDERSFIELD GALLAGHER RETAIL PARK
HUDDERSFIELD LEEDS ROAD
HULL – HOLDERNESS ROAD
HULL ST ANDREWS QUAY
ILKESTON DRIVE THRU
INVERNESS – INSHES RETAIL PARK
IRVINE
ISLE OF MAN
ISLE OF SHEPPEY
ISLE OF WIGHT-BRADING ROAD
JARMAN FIELDS
KEIGHLEY 2
KETTERING – ORION WAY
KETTERING NORTHFIELD
KILKENNY DT
KILLARNEY – PARK ROAD
KILMARNOCK
KILMARNOCK BELLFIELD INTERCHANGE
KINNAIRD PK
KIRKCALDY 2
LANGLEY MILL
LEAMINGTON SPA 2
LEEMING BAR SERVICES
LEICESTER – MERIDIAN WAY
LEIGH PARSONAGE RETAIL PARK
LEIGHTON BUZZARD
LETCHWORTH
LEVEN – RIVERSIDE ROAD
LEYLAND
LEYTONSTONE DT
LICHFIELD – WALL ISLAND
LINWOOD
LIVERPOOL – SWITCH ISLAND
LIVINGSTON – ALMONDVALE AVENUE
LLANDUDNO
LLANDUDNO JUNCTION
LLANELLI
LLANTRISANT – GLAMORGAN RETAIL PARK
LOMBARDY RETAIL PARK
LONDON COLNEY – THE BELL
LONDON ROAD EDINBURGH
LONDONDERRY – CRESCENT LINK
LONDONDERRY – STRAND RD
LONG SUTTON
LOUGHBOROUGH – EPINAL WAY
LOUGHBOROUGH – WARWICK WAY
LURGAN
LYMM
LYTHAM
MAIDSTONE – BROADWAY
MALDON
MALLOW
MANCHESTER – BAGULEY
MANCHESTER – SALFORD RIALTO
MANCHESTER FORT
MARESFIELD
MARKET HARBOROUGH
MARKHAM MOOR
MARKHAM VALE
MARKS GATE
MARYHILL
MATLOCK
MAYNOOTH DRIVE THRU
MEADOWHALL 2
MELKSHAM
MELTON MOWBRAY
MERTHYR TYDFIL
MERTHYR TYDFIL – CYFARTHA RETAIL PARK
MIDDLEBROOK
MIDDLESBROUGH – LEISURE PARK
MIDDLESBROUGH DT RIVERSIDE
MIDLETON
MILNGAVIE
MINEHEAD – VULCAN ROAD
MINSTER SERVICES
MOLD
MONIFIETH – ARBROATH ROAD
MONKS REST – HAMILTON
MORRISONS – BEVERLEY
MUSGRAVE PARK DT
NAAS DT
NAIRN
NEASDEN FS-DT
NEW OSCOTT
NEWBRIDGE
NEWBRIDGE MOOREFIELD – THE CRESCENT
NEWBURY 3
NEWBURY PARK
NEWBURY RETAIL PARK
NEWHAVEN
NEWQUAY
NEWRY – DAMOLLY RETAIL PARK
NEWTON ABBOT
NEWTON AYCLIFFE
NEWTOWN – POWYS
NEWTOWN ABBEY
NEWTOWNARDS
NORTH ACTON
NORTHAMPTON – ST JAMES RETAIL PARK
NORTHAMPTON KETTERING ROAD
NORTHAMPTON RIVERSIDE
NORTHAMPTON SIXFIELDS
NOTTINGHAM – CLIFTON
NOTTINGHAM – NUTHALL ROAD
NOTTINGHAM VICTORIA RP
NUNEATON-BERMUDA PARK
OLD KENT ROAD DT
ORSETT COCK
OSMASTON DERBY
OWER
PAIGNTON
PARKHEAD
PEGGY BEDFORD
PEMBROKE DOCK RETAIL PARK
PENDLEBURY
PENN ROAD
PENRITH CASTLE
PENZANCE
PERTH
PERTH – BROXDEN
PETERHEAD
PETERLEE – CASTLE DENE SHOPPING CENTRE
PETERSFIELD – WINCHESTER ROAD
PILSWORTH
POLEGATE
POLLOKSHAWS
PONTEFRACT
PONTYPOOL
PORT GLASGOW – RETAIL PARK
PORT TALBOT
PORTADOWN
PORTISHEAD
PORTLAOISE
PORTLETHEN – ASDA
PORTRACK LANE
PORTSMOUTH – FRATTON
PORTSMOUTH – NORTH HARBOUR
PORTSMOUTH OCEAN RETAIL PARK
POTTERS BAR – METROPOLITAN HOUSE
PRESCOT RETAIL PARK
PRESTON DEEPDALE
PRESTON RIVERSWAY
RADCLIFFE
RAUNDS SERVICE STATION
RAWTENSTALL
RAYLEIGH WEIR
READING – FORBURY RETAIL PARK
READING – LOWER EARLEY
READING – OXFORD ROAD
READING GATE RETAIL PARK
REDCAR – THRUSH ROAD
REDDITCH – MOONS MOAT
REDDITCH – OAKENSHAW
REDHOUSE INTERCHANGE
REDRUTH
REEDSWOOD
RENFREW ROAD
RIPLEY – BUTTERLEY PARK
ROBROYSTON GLASGOW
ROCHDALE – KINGSWAY RETAIL PARK
ROCHDALE SANDBROOK PARK
ROSCREA
ROTHERHAM – PARKGATE
ROTHERHAM 2
ROTHERHAM BAWTRY ROAD
ROTHERHAM CANKLOW
ROTHWELL
ROYSTON
RUGBY – LEICESTER ROAD
RUGELEY – THE TOWERS
RUSHMERE – SHOPPING CENTRE
RUTHERGLEN
SALISBURY – SOUTHAMPTON ROAD
SANDBACH
SAWYERS ARMS
SCARBOROUGH FAYRE
SCUNTHORPE – DONCASTER ROAD
SCUNTHORPE 2
SEAFIELD ROAD
SELBY
SEVENOAKS
SHEFFIELD – DARNALL ROAD
SHEFFIELD – FARM ROAD
SHEFFIELD ARCHER ROAD
SHIRLEY ROAD SOUTHAMPTON
SHOREHAM BY SEA
SHREWSBURY – BATTLEFIELDS
SHREWSBURY-MEOLE BRACE
SHROPSHIRE NEWPORT RETAIL PARK
SKEGNESS – GRAND PARADE
SKELMERSDALE
SKELTON
SKEWEN
SKIPTON – MILLENIUM WAY
SLOUGH – THE PRINCE OF WALES PH
SLOUGH II
SLOUGH UNO – BESTOBELL
SOUTH HARROW – SHAFTESBURY
SOUTHALL THE BROADWAY
SOUTHAMPTON – MILLBROOK
SOUTHAMPTON ESPLANADE
SOUTHCHURCH
SOUTHEND 3
SOUTHPORT – KEW
SOUTHPORT – OCEAN PLAZA
SPALDING DT
SPARKFORD
SPRINGBURN
SPRUCEFIELD F/S
ST ALBANS RETAIL PARK
ST AUSTELL
ST HELENS – CHALON WAY
ST HELENS LINKWAY
ST IVES – BRAMLEY ROAD
ST LEONARDS
STAFFORD – ECCLESHALL ROAD
STAFFORD KINGSMEAD
STAMFORD
STANLEY
STANSTED
STEVENAGE II
STEVENAGE LEISURE PARK
STEVENSTON – HAWKHILL RETAIL PARK
STIRLING – DRIP ROAD
STOCKTON ON TEES
STONECROSS BUSINESS PARK
STOWMARKET
STRABANE
STRATFORD UPON AVON
STREATHAM PLACE
STREET
STROUD
SUDBURY – RETAIL PARK
SUTTERTON
SWADLINCOTE- BELMONT STREET
SWAFFHAM
SWANLEY
SWANSEA – CWMDU
SWANSEA – FABIAN WAY
SWANSEA – MORFA SHOPPING PARK
SWANSEA M4 JUNCTION 47
SWANSEA MORRISTON
SWORDS DRIVE THRU
SYDENHAM
TAMWORTH 2
TAMWORTH WILNECOTE
TARGET PUBLIC HOUSE A40
TAUNTON 2
TEAM VALLEY
TEESSIDE
TELFORD – DONNINGTON
TELFORD – FORGE
TELFORD 2
TELFORD ROAD
TESCO KNOCKNAGONEY
THAMESMEAD
THETFORD – FOREST RETAIL PARK
THINFORD – COUNTY DURHAM
THORNABY
THORNE
THORNTON HEATH
THURMASTON
TILBURY
TIVERTON
TONBRIDGE – CANNON LANE
TONYPANDY
TORQUAY – HELE ROAD
TOTTON
TOWCESTER
TRALEE
TREFOREST – PONTYPRIDD
TRENTBRIDGE
TROWBRIDGE
TRURO – MAIDENS GREEN
TULLAMORE
TUNBRIDGE WELLS 3
TYLDESLEY
UCKFIELD
URMSTON
UTTOXETER DT
VALLEY RD
WAKEFIELD – CATHEDRAL RETAIL PARK
WAKEFIELD – SNOWHILL
WAKEFIELD 2
WALKDEN
WALSALL – LITTLETON CENTRE
WALSALL – RUSHALL
WALSALL BESCOT
WALTHAM ABBEY
WANDSWORTH DT
WANDSWORTH ROAD
WARRINGTON – GEMINI RETAIL PARK
WARRINGTON – RIVERSIDE
WARWICK
WATERFORD
WATERLOOVILLE
WEDNESFIELD
WEELEY
WELLINGBOROUGH – LONDON ROAD
WELLINGBOROUGH 2
WEMBLEY PARK
WEST AUCKLAND
WEST LYNN
WEST THURROCK FS-DT
WESTHOUGHTON – PAVILLION SQUARE
WESTON FAVELL
WESTON-SUPER-MARE 2
WESTWOOD
WESTWOOD SHOPPING CENTRE
WEYMOUTH II
WHITCHURCH
WHITEBIRK
WHITEFIELD
WHITEHAVEN – BRIDGES RETAIL PARK
WHITTLESFORD
WIGAN – PLATT BRIDGE
WIGAN GOWER ST
WIGAN MARUS BRIDGE
WIGAN MORRIS STREET
WIGSTON
WILLENHALL
WILLERBY
WINWICK ROAD
WISBECH – CROMWELL CENTRE
WISHAW
WITNEY
WOKING – MORRISONS SITE
WOLVERHAMPTON – STAFFORD ROAD
WOLVES FALLINGS PARK
WOLVISTON
WOODFIELDS RETAIL PARK
WOOLWICH – CHURCH STREET
WOOLWICH 2
WORKINGTON DERWENT DRIVE
WORLE – WESTON-SUPER-MARE
WYBOSTON
WYTHENSHAW CIVIC CENTRE
YATE
YENTON
YEOVIL
YORKSHIRE GREY
OPENING FOR MCDELIVERY
ACTON
CHATHAM
EALING BROADWAY
EDGWARE ROAD
ENFIELD
EPSOM
EXETER
HACKNEY
HAMMERSMITH 2 BROADWAY CENTRE
HANWORTH
HOUNSLOW
KENTISH TOWN
NORTH FINCHLEY
PALMERS GREEN
RUISLIP
SEVEN SISTERS
SHEPHERDS BUSH
SOUTHGATE
TOTTENHAM
UXBRIDGE
VICTORIA
WALTHAMSTOW
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