Subways reopened five of its stores in Bristol today - along with more than 600 across the country.
The stores in the city, including one in Broadmead, are open for deliveries.
The Mirror reports to ensure the health and safety of customers and staff, the sandwich chain has implemented a range of new measures.
These include new fixtures, directional signs, enhanced hygiene practices and PPE equipment for staff.
The chain joins KFC, Pret and Burger King in reopening stores - with McDonald's set to trial 15 stores for delivery from tomorrow.
Before rolling out the new plans, Subway tested them in the small number of branches it kept open to support key workers and hospital staff.
Subways now open for delivery in Bristol
- 29 Gloucester Road, Bristol, BS7 8AA
- Unit 29 Broadwalk Shopping Centre, Bristol, BS4 2QU
- 790 Fishpond Road, Fishponds, Bristol, BS16 3TE
- Unit 11B, The Shield Retail Centre, Bristol, BS34 7QB
- Westerleigh Rd, Emersons Green, Blackhorse Garage, Shell Gas Station/C-Store, Bristol, BS16 7AN
Subway UK & Ireland director Colin Hughes said: "We have slowly and safely introduced a new store operating framework that will be rolling out across stores to protect guests, Sandwich Artists, delivery drivers and our suppliers.
"The weeks and months ahead will continue to be challenging for everyone and Subway will play its part in supporting the new normal whatever that may look and feel like.”
If you're ordering more than £10, delivery is free on Just Eat, Uber Eats or Deliveroo.
Mobile Order collection is also available using the Subcard Loyalty App.
Subway said it will continue to offer all NHS workers 25% discounts on top of existing initiatives.
The chain added that it has already donated more than a quarter of a million Subs to local communities, key workers and those who really needed them.
