The McDonald's on Union Street is in the process of being renovated inside and out with a more contemporary look.
iBerkshires.Com reports the plans were approved in November 2018 by the Planning Board and include the removal of the mansard roof and construction of a new patio area in the front.
The fast-food burger chain launched the new look two years ago with plans to invest $6 billion to renovate most of its 14,000 locations by the end of 2020.
Changes include modernized dining areas with new furniture and "globally and locally inspired décor," according the release announcing the building overhauls in 2018.
During the renovations, the drive-thru and the dining area will switch being open as each is worked on. The drive-thru is currently open.

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