Nando's is reopen one of its Belfast outlets from today for after closing sites during the coronavirus lockdown.
The outlet on Boucher Crescent is one of 94 restaurants across the north and Britain reopening for delivery and collection.
It will reopen from today.
Staff wearing PPE will prepare peri-peri chicken for customers.
Customers will be able to order food for collection or delivery on its website.
It is the latest in a long line of other restaurant chains, including Wagamama and KFC, which have recently returned to serving hungry customers.
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In March, the Government told restaurants to shut their doors as part of the lockdown but have continued to allow restaurants to serve takeaway and collection services, in line with health and safety guidelines.
Last month, Nando's reopened the kitchens of four restaurants in London and two in Manchester for deliveries.
It said that it will now reopen sites in cities such as Glasgow, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Birmingham, Coventry, Leicester and Belfast, after "successfully" running the trial.
The chain said it will serve from a "reduced" menu to support staff, but will still serve popular items such as peri-peri chicken wings, butterfly chicken, halloumi sticks and peri chips.
The company said that all click and collect orders must be placed online via Nandos.co.uk to avoid queues and keep customers and staff safe.
Customers were also "encouraged not to travel to the restaurant unnecessarily unless they are picking up a collect order at their allotted time".
Nando's said there is PPE available to staff to wear and they have also been encouraged to wash their hands more regularly.
