Eat ‘n Park restaurants are making some changes during the COVID-19 crisis.
The restaurant chain has introduced delivery service at 29 area locations.
Guests can place orders by visiting Eat’n Park’s website, or using the Eat’n Park app. Restaurants are also still accepting phone orders for pickup, available with limited contact by using the restaurant’s pickup windows, or pickup shelves in the restaurant lobbies.
“We want to be as sensitive as possible to help our guests, team members and community during this ever-changing time,” says Jeff Broadhurst, President and CEO, Eat’n Park Hospitality Group in a release. “We want to continue to find ways to serve our guests in a safe way, and we also want to provide opportunities for team members to keep working and doing what they love, creating smiles.”
The restaurant is offering a limited takeout and delivery menu, with options like Buffalo Chicken Salad, Pretzel Sticks, Breaded Cauliflower, Superburgers, Philly Cheesesteaks, Turkey Bacon Croissant sandwiches, Baked Cod, Chicken Parmigiana, Rosemary Chicken, and Chicken Tenders. Specials include $2 children’s meal (with the purchase of an adult meal), $5 quarts of soup, and a $19.95 Fish Fry To Go option, with two ‘Whale of a Cod’ fish sandwiches, fresh ships with Ranch dressing, and a pint of soup or coleslaw. And, of course, they’re offering pies to go and Smiley Cookies, too.
Locations offering delivery include
- Moon Township
- South Hills Village
- Dormont
- Banksville Road
- Bethel Park – Route 88
- Edgeworth/Sewickley
- Avalon
- Squirrel Hill
- Waterfront
- Edgewood
- Shaler
- Waterworks/Fox Chapel
- North Hills – Route 19 South
- Penn Hills
- McKeesport
- North Versailles
- Monroeville
- Hampton Township
- Franklin Park/Wexford
- Pittsburgh Mills
- New Kensington
- Natrona Heights
- Greensburg
- North Huntingdon
- Cranberry
- Robinson Township
Eat’n Park (various locatons)
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