Since the first western Pennsylvania Chick-fil-A restaurant opened at Westmoreland Mall in 1979, the brand has grown to 20 locally owned and operated restaurants across the region, with the last opening being Chick-fil-A Uniontown in 2025.
North of Pittsburgh: Plans include a new restaurant in Mars slated to open in October, followed by a location in Butler by Spring of 2027 and another in Gibsonia in 2028. Along the I-80 corridor: New restaurants are anticipated to open in Hermitage and DuBois by 2028. East of Pittsburgh: Indiana will welcome a new restaurant by spring of 2027, and new restaurants are planned to open in Murrysville, Latrobe, and Johnstown by the end of 2028.
“Western Pennsylvania is an exciting place for Chick-fil-A to continue growing because of the strong communities that make this region so special,” said Chad Terry, area director of the northeast region for Chick-fil-A.