LYNN – Lynn just got a whole lot tastier with a new DQ® restaurant coming to town.
American Dairy Queen Corporation (ADQ), an iconic leader in treats and food, announced today a new DQ restaurant opening on Monday, July 20. Located at 414 Broadway, Lynn, MA, near Flax Pond. The restaurant is locally owned and operated by the Patel family.
“We’ve been looking forward to opening in Lynn and getting to know the community,” said Chintan Patel. “There’s something nostalgic about Dairy Queen, where everyone has a favorite memory tied to DQ — and we’re excited to bring that experience back to families here in Lynn. We hope this becomes a spot people can stop into regularly, whether it’s for lunch, dinner, or a Blizzard Treat on a hot summer day.”
Community involvement will be central to the new restaurant’s mission. This year marks the Lynn restaurant’s first Miracle Treat Day, and the team is eager to welcome the community in support of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, helping raise critical funds for local kids and families while establishing a tradition of giving back.
The restaurant will serve hot food and treats, including Signature Stackburgers™, Chicken Strip Baskets, and world-famous DQ soft serve in cones, sundaes, shakes, and the signature Blizzard® Treat, among many more craveable menu items.
A welcoming environment for all, the new DQ restaurant features a modern design with large, comfortable booths, community tables and chairs, a designated mobile order pick-up counter, and drive-thru lanes.
The restaurant will be open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Sunday through Saturday, beginning July 20.
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