Fast Food Chain Plans Remodel Of Gloucester Twp. Restaurant

SICKLERVILLE, NJ — Chick-fil-A in Sicklerville is getting a makeover.

Last week, the Gloucester Township approved renovations for the Berlin-Cross Keys Road restaurant, which will include adding a second drive-thru lane, officials told Patch.

Chick-fil-A sometimes temporarily closes its restaurants for remodeling, which will often include expanding the kitchen and adding another drive-thru lane. The closures can last weeks or several months.

It wasn't immediately clear if or when the Sicklerville eatery will close. Patch contacted Chick-fil-A's corporate office and will update as more information becomes available.

Under the approved plans, Chick-fil-A will add a second drive-thru lane and expand the 4,780-square-foot building by 390 square feet.

The kitchen will grow by 540 square feet to allow for quicker drive-thru service. In turn, the indoor dining area will shrink from 130 seats to 80.

Chick-fil-A will also add canopies to the drive-thru ordering point and the pickup area.

Meanwhile, Chick-fil-A is also building a restaurant by Gloucester Premium Outlets. It's expected to open in late 2026, a company spokesperson told Patch in December. Read more: Chick-Fil-A In Gloucester Twp. Sets Projected Opening

Chick-fil-A remains open Monday through Saturday at 481 Berlin-Cross Keys Rd.