McDonald's have re-opened two of their outlets for takeaways.
Outlets on Donegall Place in Belfast city centre and in Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, reopened their doors this morning.
The fast food giant re-opened its drive-thrus across Northern Ireland earlier this month.
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The chain said customers visiting the restaurants will notice some changes including:
- a one-way system
- limited numbers allowed inside
- fewer self-order screens
- a reduced menu
Customers will be asked to clean their hands with sanitiser as soon as they step inside the restaurant.
McDonald's has asked that people visit alone, where possible; to use contactless payment and not spend more than £25.
Play areas, toilets, lifts and recycling bins will remain closed.
