KFC near me: The 5 Suffolk towns KFC is eyeing up as locations for new restaurants - Suffolk Live

KFC has revealed it's planning to open at least five new restaurants across Suffolk.

The fried chicken giant has recently made a list of 'target locations' across the UK public and it turns out hundreds of spots up and down the country are being eyed for potential new restaurants.

There's no guarantee that KFC will actually open new restaurants at any of the five proposed locations in Suffolk, but the chain says all the places on the list are "live targets".

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KFC even take suggestions from the public on where they should move to next, and could add heavily requested areas to their list of "live targets".

The brand say on their website: "Target Locations are all of the spots across the UK & Ireland that we're looking to open restaurants.

"Have an opportunity in mind that's not on the list? We're still interested, simply contact the team and we'll take it from there."

According to the company, drive-thru sites are its most popular and can fit areas of more than 0.3 acres in space.

KFC has more than 900 branches across the UK, including nine in Suffolk.

Here's a list of KFC's target locations across Suffolk

  • Felixstowe, Proposed, Drive-thru
  • Newmarket, Proposed, Drive-thru
  • Mildenhall, Proposed, Drive-thru
  • A14 Stowmarket, Proposed, Drive-thru
  • Ipswich, Felixstowe Road, Relocate, Drive-thru

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