Bellingham Chick-fil-A in Winter 2026. Photo by Fernando Gonzalez of Bellingham Metro News.
BELLINGHAM, WA — New details continue to surface regarding the upcoming Chick-fil-A restaurant planned for 4030 Cordata Parkway in Bellingham, with both the company’s official website and its Google Maps listing now reflecting coordinated updates.
A corporately managed Google Maps business profile for the location is active and appears to be formally claimed. The listing includes menu previews, corporate branding, and an anticipated April 2026 opening window. The profile also links directly to Chick-fil-A’s official website, reinforcing that the page is being managed at the corporate level rather than as an unofficial placeholder.
On Chick-fil-A’s own website, the Cordata Parkway address is now visible within the company’s restaurant locator. The page is labeled “Coming Soon” and identifies the Bellingham address at Bellis Fair. The site encourages visitors to browse the menu, explore career opportunities, and follow updates ahead of the opening. The presence of an active location page, paired with a live Google Maps listing, suggests the project is advancing through final development stages.
While the website does not yet provide a firm grand opening date, the alignment between the corporate site and the Google Maps profile adds weight to the April 2026 timeframe currently displayed online. As with any major commercial opening, timelines can shift depending on construction schedules, inspections, or operational preparations. No formal ribbon-cutting announcement has been released at this time.
BMN Reporters were at the location early Sunday after noon and observed serious progress of the restaurant, essentially structurally complete.
The Cordata area continues to see steady commercial activity, and the arrival of Chick-fil-A would mark the company’s first standalone restaurant in Whatcom County. Based on openings in other Washington communities, early demand is expected to be strong once doors officially open.
Bellingham Metro News was first to break the story originally and continues to cover it.
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