Chick-fil-A considers Bloomington restaurant
Chick-fil-A Inc. has shared its tentative plans with city officials in Bloomington, Minn., to open a new 132-seat restaurant, the Business Journal reports.
The popular Atlanta-based fast-food chain wants to tear down and replace a former Target Commercial Interiors building along Interstate 494.
Target Corp. in Minneapolis -- which still owns the two-acre site -- is expected to sell the land for the project, according to the Journal.
Chick-fil-A currently has three Minnesota locations. The company announced plans for resturants in Apple Vally, Coon Rapids and Maple Grove last year.