Human Interest - Langhorne

Chick-fil-A to Open Second Location in Langhorne

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8 months ago

July 9, 2025

“Build it and they shall come,” as the saying appears in the iconic film “Field of Dreams” but in this case it is not a ball field being built but exactly what Chick-fil-A® is doing at the former Ruby Tuesday location.

Signs along Lincoln Highway point to the new site, which officials confirm is coming soon. It will be located between Lowe’s and Friendly’s at 1440 Lincoln Highway where once stood Ruby Tuesday.

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The new Chick-fil-A® restaurant, with David Heffernan at the helm, will begin serving the Langhorne community at its newest location on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, at 6 a.m. and creating approximately 110 jobs. It is Heffernan’s second restaurant in the community, said in a company press release.

“After nearly 20 years of serving the Langhorne community at Chick-fil-A Oxford Valley Road, I’m excited to expand our positive impact with this new location,” said Heffernan. “We intend to live out our vision of being a place where our community gathers to connect with people who care for people.”

“We’re excited to be coming to the Langhorne community and share Chicken Sandwiches, Waffle Potato Fries™ and more with you. While you wait, browse our menu, check out our menu, check out our careers or connect with us on social. We can’t wait to meet you in the near future,” said officials on the new location page of the corporate website.

Credit: Joanne Ames – Lower Bucks Source

The new Langhorne location will be the fifth for the Lower Bucks County region with others being Oxford Valley Road, Bensalem, Newtown and Neshaminy (Trevose), according to officials.

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