This Chick-fil-A Dwarf House is closing its doors until next summer

One of the last remaining Chick-fil-a Dwarf House locations is closing its doors on Friday. But it’s only temporary.

Chick-fil-A Fayetteville Dwarf House will close at the end of service for an extensive remodel. It’s expected to reopen as a Truett’s in early June 2027.

“When one little red door closes, another opens. As we prepare to close this special chapter at the Fayetteville Dwarf House at the end of day on November 6, we’re filled with gratitude for the memories made, the meals shared, and the community that has made this place so special,” the Dwarf House staff said this week.

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What is a Truett’s restaurant?

Chick-fil-A says their Truett’s locations honor founder S. Truett Cathy’s legacy. Each Truett’s location offers specialty menu items and Cathy family heirlooms and memorabilia displayed around the restaurant.

The Fayetteville location isn’t the only Dwarf House that had a makeover recently. The original location in Hapeville had a renovation in 2022, but still has its iconic “Little Red Door,” stools from the 1967 front counter, multicolored stained-glass windows and repurposed bricks.

The other Dwarf Houses can be found in Forest Park, Jonesboro and Riverdale.

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