Chick-fil-A Credit Rating and What It Means for NNN Buyers
Chick-fil-A credit rating
Not yet verified. We only show a Chick-fil-A rating after checking it against a cited agency source and recording the date. See the tenant credit ratings index for updates.
What a credit rating means for a net lease buyer
A rating is an agency's opinion of a company's ability to pay its debts. S&P and Fitch call BBB- or higher investment grade; Moody's calls Baa3 or higher investment grade.
The rating only helps you if the rated company stands behind your lease. Many leases are signed by a franchisee or a subsidiary instead of the parent.
Who guarantees the Chick-fil-A leases we list
18 active Chick-fil-A listings on Net Lease World as of October 15, 2026.
Guaranty as reported on each listing (blank means the listing does not say):
| Guaranty | Listings |
|---|---|
| corporate | 13 |
| unknown | 5 |
Frequently asked questions
Is Chick-fil-A investment grade?
We have not yet verified Chick-fil-A's rating against an agency source, so we do not state one.
Does a Chick-fil-A rating cover every Chick-fil-A lease?
No. Check who signs and guarantees each lease; a franchisee or subsidiary guaranty does not carry the parent rating.
How do I hear about new Chick-fil-A listings?
Set a free alert on the Chick-fil-A page and we will email you when one lists.