Chick-fil-A is trying to satisfy your chicken cravings at all hours — or at least six days a week. The chain just launched its first-ever 24-hour vending machine for anyone craving a wrap at 2 a.m. The pilot unit is located at Wellstar Medical Group Health Medical Center in Augusta, Georgia, near a full-service restaurant on campus, and is stocked with a handful of the chain’s menu items. Here’s everything to know about the Chick-fil-A vending machine.
The touchscreen fridge, called a “market fridge,” for now offers only two wrap options — the Chick-fil-A Cool Wrap with Avocado Lime Ranch and the Southwest Veggie Wrap with Creamy Salsa — along with waffle potato chips in both original and Chick-fil-A Sauce flavors.
The vending machine uses technology to flag expired products and make them unavailable for purchase. It gets restocked every 18 hours, and the wraps come in a sealed box that includes a napkin.
Prices are about the same as the regular menu, $8.49 for the Cool Wrap, $7.99 for the veggie wrap, and $2.19 for chips. The vending machine only accepts cards or mobile pay, and there’s no option to customize or add drinks. True to brand, the vending machine also goes dark on Sundays.
Chick-fil-A hasn’t said whether more machines are coming. For now, it’s just the one test unit serving hospital staff, students, and visitors.
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