KFC opens new Greenwich restaurant at Millennium Leisure Park
The 337m² site has seating for 70 customers.
KFC has opened a new restaurant at Millennium Leisure Park in Greenwich, London, adding another site to its UK estate.
The 337m² restaurant opened on 31 August, and has seating for 70 customers.
It is amongst the first KFC restaurants in the UK to feature the brand’s latest restaurant design, including four digital ordering kiosks.
The site also has a dedicated waiting area for delivery drivers, with delivery available through Just Eat, Deliveroo, and Uber Eats.
The opening was marked by a giveaway for customers.
The first 200 visitors had the opportunity to receive KFC bucket hats, whilst a spin-to-win wheel offered additional prizes.
The restaurant serves KFC’s full menu, including its recently launched Tenders & Dips range and the limited-edition Dirty Lou menu, which has returned following its run last year.
The Greenwich site will be operated by Iceking Group, a KFC franchise partner that has worked with the brand for 26 years.
Iceking opened its first restaurant in South London in 2000 and now operates 10 restaurants.
KFC said the new site is part of its £1.5b UK and Ireland growth plan, announced during its 60th anniversary year.
The plan includes the opening of 500 restaurants over the next decade and the creation of more than 7,000 jobs across the business and its supply chain.
The Greenwich restaurant brings KFC’s London estate to more than 145 locations.
As part of the opening, the restaurant team will carry out daily litter picks in the local area.
KFC will also donate surplus food to local community kitchens through its partnership with The Felix Project.
