Royse City’s first Chick-fil-A opens July 2 with cow-spots promotion
Royse City’s first Chick-fil-A opens July 2 at 380 W. Interstate 30, bringing a dual-lane drive-thru and a cow-spots giveaway to the corridor.
Royse City will add its first Chick-fil-A at 6 a.m. Thursday, July 2, placing a new national fast-food draw at 380 W. Interstate 30 in one of Rockwall County’s fastest-changing retail corridors. The 5,090-square-foot restaurant includes a dual-lane drive-thru.
Chick-fil-A identified Doug Knostman as the local Owner-Operator of Chick-fil-A Royse City. The opening marks a new entry in the city’s restaurant mix and another sign of commercial growth along the highway corridor linking the city to the rest of Rockwall County.
The opening-day promotion is a “Moove-In Party.” Guests who arrive dressed in cow spots or with cow-spotted accessories can receive one free entrée or kid’s meal, and the offer is good inside the restaurant or in the drive-thru on opening day. Chick-fil-A’s opening-day menu typically includes breakfast items such as the Chick-fil-A Chicken Biscuit, Egg White Grill or 4-count Chick-n-Minis, depending on the time of day.
The restaurant sits directly on the corridor that has become a focal point for Royse City’s retail expansion, and the dual-lane drive-thru suggests the location is built to handle a steady stream of commuters, families and lunch-hour traffic from nearby neighborhoods and businesses.
Wear cow spots or accessories with a cow-spotted look and arrive on opening day. The promotion applies only Thursday, July 2, and only at Chick-fil-A Royse City.
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