Pick up an original Zehnder’s Picnic this Memorial Day Weekend!

Z Chef’s Café & Marketplace, located on the lower level of Zehnder’s of Frankenmuth, is now open daily for takeout and curbside pickup.  The current hours for Zehnder’s are Monday–Thursday, 11am-6pm, Friday, Saturday and Sunday,11am-7pm. Guests can order by calling (989) 652-0575, or online at Zehnders.com. During hours of operation visitors can also stop in and pick up all of their favorites including a family chicken four-pack, soup, salads, sandwiches and more.  Guests are requested to use the Bakery entrance located on the north side of Zehnder’s.

“Our very successful Mother’s Day take-out business confirmed the pent up demand for a variety of meal options in the marketplace,” says Zehnder’s Chairman/ CEO Al Zehnder.  “Until we are able to greet guests in our dining rooms, we will serve diners seven days a week with complete meals-to-go, or with individual portions featuring all the elements of our world famous Family-Style Chicken Dinner.”

For Memorial Day Weekend, Zehnder’s is offering a Picnic Dinner-To-Go that serves four to six people that includes BBQ Ribs, Zehnder’s Fried Chicken, Mac & Cheese, Old Fashioned Potato Salad, Cabbage Salad, Rolls and German Chocolate Brownies, all for only $109. Takeout or curbside pick-up is available Friday, May 22-Monday, May 25 from 11am-pm. Orders can be placed by calling (989) 652-0450 between the hours of 12-5pm, Monday through Saturday.  All orders must be placed by 5pm. on Thursday, May 21.

Zehnder’s Bakery and Foodstore is open daily Monday–Thursday 11am-6pm and Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 9am-7pm.  Guests can pick up their favorite fresh baked goods and other food items.  Special orders are also being taken by calling (989) 652-0467.

Zehnder’s is one of the state’s top tourist destinations with more than three million visitors each year and is a 2020 recipient of the James Beard America’s Classics Award given to locally owned restaurants that have timeless appeal and are beloved regionally for quality food that reflects the character of its community.

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