Now you can get ‘Chicken McNuggets’, ‘Big Mac’ and ‘Fries’ delivered right to your doorstep as world’s largest fast-food center McDonald’s is partnering with the UberEats delivery service.

The terms of the deal have not been released yet, including if any money was changing hands between the two partners as a result of the deal.

The eleven locations participating in the partnership with UberEats are in New Haven: Branford, Derby, East Haven, Hamden, Milford, New Haven, North Haven, North Branford, Orange, Seymour and West Haven.

The president of the Connecticut and Western Massachusetts McDonald’s Owner/Operator Association, Scott Taylor said that the partnership comes after customer feedback in which several told restaurant owners that “that they enjoy experiencing McDonald’s in new ways.”

"We are excited to bring a new level of convenience and personalization to our customers in Connecticut with UberEATS," said Taylor. "Our customers have told us they enjoy experiencing McDonald's in new ways, and we look forward to offering more ways to enjoy their favorite menu items."

According to a spokesperson for the chain’s regional owners’ group, the partnership with the UberEats is being rolled out in multiple phases until all Connecticut McDonald’s restaurants offer the service.

Orders for a McDonald’s dish can be placed on the UberEats mobile application or website, by using the same Uber account used to book rides. An additional UberEats charged will be applied to the order.

The UberEats state general manager, Casey Verkemp said that those consumers who use the delivery service frequently asked about the delivery of McDonald’s food before the partnership were developed.

The fast-food giants recently added self-order kiosks, table service, and digital menu boards across its 14,000 U.S. locations and will roll out mobile order later this year.

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