The fast-casual chain specializing in rotisserie chicken has launched curbside pickup on top of the delivery it already offers. All the food is packed in tamper-proof bags.

Additionally, the following “family meals” are available:

Chicken for 4: One whole chicken, three large sides and four whole-wheat rolls or chips & salsa, $25

Chicken for 6: One and a half chickens, four large sides and six rolls or chips & salsa, $35

Enchiladas for 4: Nine chicken enchiladas and three large sides, $35

The casual-dining barbecue chain has introduced a Classic Family Pack comprised of one pound of pulled pork, one pound of brisket, barbecue beans, coleslaw, potato salad, six rolls, barbecue sauce, pickles and onions for $34.99. It’s intended to feed four people.

The casual-dining chain has launched a Family Meal Deal for four, starting at $29.95. It includes options such as cheeseburgers, chicken tenders, baby back ribs, chicken pasta, grilled chicken, grilled salmon and grilled sirloin. The meals come with a choice of mixed greens or BLT salad, bread and choice of sides and dessert.

The Brazilian steakhouse specializing in an all-you-can-eat churrasco experience is offering a variety of takeout options as well as Freshly Carved by Fogo: cuts of meat sliced to grill at home. The chain is donating 10% of all sales to hunger relief program No Kid Hungry.

Six-ounce portions of beef and lamb with two sides are $16 each, and chicken is $14

Entrées served with asparagus, pao de queijo (cheese bread) and chimichurri sauce are available for the following prices, which may vary by location:

Cauliflower steak with Parmesan crust, basil sauce and lentil quinoa salad, $16

10-ounce grilled rib eye with garlic mashed potatoes, $39

8-ounce Filet mignon with garlic mashed potatoes, $35

8-ounce pan-seared salmon with lemon, $21

8-ounce Chilean Sea Bass with mango sauce and tropical fruit relish, $34.95

Freshly Carved by Fogo options include:

8-ounce filet mignon, $12

16-ounce fraldinha (bottom sirloin), $16

16-ounce dry-aged New York strip, $18

5-pound beef short rib rack, $60

1.5 pounds of linguiça sausage, $14

2-pound pork rib rack, $14

Rack of eight lamb chops, $32

20-ounce dry-aged wagyu New York Strip, $125

The family-dining chain with locations in Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio is offering grocery items at its restaurants, including the following, prices of which vary by location:

Half gallons of milk and chocolate milk

White, rye, whole wheat and 12-grain bread, as well as buns

12-count dinner rolls

Soft shell tortillas

Five-pound bag of sugar

Single-serve cereals (Cheerios, Lucky Charms, Cocoa Puffs)

Produce (celery stalks, tomatoes, broccoli, red onions)

20-ounce Frisch’s Big Boy ketchup

20-ounce French’s Classic yellow mustard

Four-pound container of Frisch’s Big Boy tuna salad

Two-liter bottles of select Coca-Cola products

20-ounce bottles of Dasani Purified Water

Single rolls of bathroom tissue, limit four per order

The quick-service sandwich chain is responding to reported bread shortages in supermarkets by selling loaves of bread, called Freaky Fresh Bread on Demand, for around $2 each.

In response to shrinking demand at breakfast and growing demand at dinner, the quick-service burger chain has eliminated all-day breakfast, although it is still serving breakfast in the morning. McDonald’s indicated that it would be trimming other items to focus on its most popular foods, but has not yet provided details.

The fast-casual sandwich chain is offering The Mendo Meal Deal: Choice of four salads or sandwiches and two sides for $40

It’s also selling loaves of breads from its suppliers.

The juice-and-smoothie chain is offering the frozen ingredients of three of its most popular smoothies — Berry Banana Burst  (strawberry, banana, blueberry, cashew milk and agave nectar), Pink Flamingo (dragon fruit, strawberry, pineapple, agave nectar and coconut water) and Mango Delight (mango, pineapple, cashew milk and agave nectar) — ready for guests to take home and purée themselves. They’re $5.50 each or four for $20.

The casual-dining chain is offering its Buy One, Take One promotion for car-side pickup orders only. It works the same way is it did during dine-in occasions: Guests select one entrée to eat hot in the restaurant, and the second is prepared, packaged and chilled.

Starting at $12.99, the Buy One options are:

Spaghetti and Meat Sauce

Fettuccine Alfredo

Cheese Ravioli

5 Cheese Ziti al Forno

Lasagna

Chicken Parmigiana

Take One options are:

Spaghetti and Meat Sauce

Fettuccine Alfredo

Cheese Ravioli

5 Cheese Ziti al Forno

The quick-service Chinese food chain had planned to roll out Black Pepper Angus Steak before the Covid-19 crisis and it was, in fact, launched on March 25. It’s a lighter item at 180 calories and has 19 grams of protein. It’s made with steak, baby broccoli, mushrooms, red peppers and onion stir-fried in black pepper sauce. A small serving starts at $5.35, a bowl is $7.45 and a plate is $8.65, though prices may vary by location. It is a permanent addition to the menu.

The smoothie chain is offering members of its loyalty program, Healthy Rewards, a free Immune Support Enhancer with each smoothie. Additionally, kids under 12 get a free 12-ounce smoothie when guests by any 20-ounce smoothie when using the Healthy Rewards app.

The quick-service burger chain is offering two specials:

Family 4 Pack Meal Deal: Four Double ’n Cheese Steakburgers, four small fries and four drinks for $19.99

Half-Price Happy Hour: Milk shakes and other drinks are 50% off between 2 pm and 5 pm.

The fast-casual taco chain is offering the following beer, frozen Margaritas, frozen non-alcoholic drinks and meal deals to go, which all include rice, refried beans, a dozen tortillas, pico de gallo, sour cream, cheese and guacamole (alcoholic beverages can only be purchased with food):

Bud Light and Miller Light, $2.50

Shiner and Dos Equis, $3

Frozen lime and strawberry Margaritas, $2

Frozen strawberry limeade and limeade, $1.49

Chicken Fajitas Meal, $11.99 for a personal meal, $25.99 for a large, $19.49 for meat only

Steak Fajitas Meal, $14.99 for a personal meal, $35.99 for a large, $25.99 for meat only

Mixed Steak & Chicken Fajitas Meal, $13.99 for a personal meal, $20.99 for a large, $20.99 for meat only

Mexican Rice or Refried Beans also are available for $1.59 for 4 ounces, $2.49 for 8 ounces and $3.59 for 16 ounces

Chips & Queso or Guacamole are $2..79 for 4 ounces and $3.99 for 8 ounces

12 flour or 24 corn Tortillas are available for $2.69

Sopapillas with honey or dulce de leche are $1.59 for a small and $2.59 for a large

Chocolate cake is 99 cents

The fast-casual chain has introduced the following grocery boxes at all of its California locations

Indoor Picnic Box: A bottle each of Cabernet Sauvignon, Rosé and Sauvignon Blanc wines, grapes, crackers, baguette, salami, gouda, brie, cornichons, preserves, mustard, and olive oil, $65

Morning Baking Box: Eggs, coffee, 2% milk, flour, white sugar, brown sugar, butter and baking soda, $40 

Farm Fresh Box: Spinach, arugula, romaine lettuce hearts, freckled romaine lettuce, little gem lettuce, orange carrots, red beets, salad mix, frisée, butter lettuce, red butter lettuce, and green pea shoots, $40

Fruit Box: Fuji apples, navel oranges, strawberries, blueberries, pineapple, lemon, banana, grapes and a roll of toilet paper, $30 

Veggie Box: Yukon Gold potatoes, yellow onion, carrot, celery, garlic, asparagus, sweet potato, ginger, turmeric, parsley, cilantro, Roma tomatoes and a roll of toilet paper, $25

Pantry Box: Bread, pasta, salami, tomato sauce, Pecorino cheese, yellow onion, grains, garlic, a bottle of wine and a roll of toilet paper, $40

The fast-casual chain is offering takeout family packs that include choice of meats, tortillas, toppings, rice and beans for four to five people starting at $25.

Beer and wine is also available for takeout at many locations.