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The North Hills Chick-fil-A announced a temporary closure effective Thursday, July 30 at 3 p.m. for a remodel. The well-frequented fast food chain located at 4154 Main at North Hills St. shared the news across their social media platforms
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Some of their thousands of followers on Facebook and Instagram expressed sadness and excitement at the idea of the location closing for renovations. It is unclear when the business will open to the public again, but the post tells customers to “stay tuned for updates and our grand reopening date.”
The News & Observer recently reported on the closure of other restaurants in the North Hills shopping district. After eight years, Charleston-based restaurant CO, an upscale Asian fusion concept, quietly closed its North Hills location despite recently expanding in the Triangle.
The N&O also reported that after six years, Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls closed its location next to bartaco in November.
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North Hills has undergone significant changes, and renovations for longtime area businesses seem to match its growth. In July, The N&O reported that Kane Realty, North Hills’ owner, has planned a 28‑acre expansion that will bring more than 1,200 homes, offices, trails and retail to the North Hills Innovation District.
The News & Observer reached out to the North Hills Chick-fil-A, but did not receive a response prior to publication.
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