Chick-fil-A prepares D.C. food truck launch Want a free meal from Chick-fil-A? All you have to do is wear a cow costume when its food truck stops in downtown D.C. next week. (Chick-fil-A) The pending arrival of a Chick-fil-A food truck caused great excitement among some Washingtonians back in March, along with a fair bit of debate. The chicken-dispensing mobile unit showed up this spring, before recently getting pulled off the streets to undergo a design change. Now comes word that the truck will have its official launch on Monday, July 9, with a lunch stops scheduled throughout downtown D.C. in the first week. The truck will serve lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday-Friday, with stops at Union Station, Farragut Square, Navy Yard, Metro Center and M Street. Each day's exact location while be revealed that morning on the truck's Twitter page, @chickfilamobile. The week culminates, of course, with Friday's "Cow Appreciation Day," when customers wearing head-to-toe cow apparel will get a free meal, and customers in cow-themed accessories will get a free entree. There's more information about Cow Appreciation Day - which will also be celebrated at the chain's other D.C.-area locations - at cowappreciationday.com, obviously. The image above, provided by the chain, shows the truck's new design. Below are images of the mobile unit's menu. Chick-fil-A