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What’s Open and Closed on Easter Sunday 2024?
March 20, 2024
As Easter Sunday approaches, it’s a good idea to know which stores and restaurants will be open for any last-minute needs, errands, and meals. Here’s a quick rundown of what to expect on March 31, 2024.
Open Stores
- Rite-Aid: Normal operating hours will be observed.
- Nordstrom: Hours vary by location, so verify before heading out.
- CVS: Stores and pharmacies will be open, although hours may vary.
- Petco: Expect regular operating hours.
- Stop & Shop: Open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., but note that pharmacies will be closed.
- Walgreens: Stores and pharmacies will maintain regular hours.
- Meijer: Business as usual from 6 a.m. to midnight.
- Walmart: Operating hours will remain unchanged.
- The Fresh Market: Open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. for your grocery needs.
- Trader Joe’s: Stores will close at 5 p.m.
- Albertson’s: While some locations may have limited hours, most stores will be open. Check your local store’s hours for confirmation.
- Whole Foods: Open until 6 p.m.
- Dollar General: Normal operating hours will be observed.
- PetSmart: Open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- BJ’s Wholesale Club: Expect operations from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., but verify with your specific location.
- Safeway: Hours may vary, so check with your local store.
- Giant: Regular business hours will be in effect.
- The Home Depot: Plan your visit between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.
- Kroger: Hours may vary by location, so check ahead.
- 7-Eleven: Check your local store for varying hours.
- Harris Teeter: Stores will operate during their usual hours.
- Wegmans: Stores will operate as usual.
Closed Stores
- Sam’s Club
- Apple
- Marshalls
- Costco
- Kohl’s
- Target
- Macy’s
- Bloomingdale’s
- T.J.Maxx
- Publix
- H-E-B
- HomeGoods
- ALDI
Restaurants
- Outback Steakhouse: Dine in or pick up your favorite dishes.
- Burger King: Quick and satisfying options; check for limited hours.
- Cracker Barrel: Dine in or pick up a special heat-and-serve Easter meal to take home.
- Red Lobster: Seafood specialties available for dine-in, takeout, or delivery.
- Bonefish Grill: Reserve a table or grab a family bundle starting at $35.
- Carrabba’s Italian Grill: Wood-fired pizza or grilled dinners for dine-in or delivery.
- Benihana: Family hibachi and sushi meals available for takeout, delivery, and curbside pickup.
- Denny’s: Family Packs available for carryout or delivery.
- Panera Bread: Family feast value meals available for dine-in or drive-thru.
- IHOP: Hearty pancake breakfasts; check hours with your location.
- McDonald’s: Open for drive-thru, delivery, and takeout.
- O’Charley’s: Family-style Easter meals for dine-in or pickup.
- Starbucks: Caffeine fix available; hours vary by location.
- Chili’s: Open for $5 margaritas and delicious eats.
- Romano’s Macaroni Grill: Easter brunch or to-go meals available.
- Bob Evans: Family-style ham or turkey meals for pickup; call ahead to confirm availability.
- Buffalo Wild Wings: Swap ham for wings, and dine in or carry out.
- Applebee’s: Enjoy Easter classics at all locations; call ahead for hours.
- Sonic Drive-In: Some locations will be open for takeout; check hours ahead of time.
- The Cheesecake Factory: Diverse menu available for dine-in, pickup, or delivery.
- Texas Roadhouse: Open for takeout and dine-in.
- Longhorn Steakhouse: Hearty meals available for dine-in, carryout, or delivery.
- Whataburger: Open for dine-in, drive-thru, and delivery at select locations.
- Waffle House: Open 24/7, including Easter Sunday.
- Yard House: Tacos or burgers will be available for pickup at select locations.
- Olive Garden: Italian-style meal bundles for pickup or delivery.
- Ruth’s Chris Steak House: Dine in or inquire about at-home celebration options.
- P.F. Chang’s: Fixed-price menu for dine-in, $40 per person.
- Domino’s Pizza: Cheesy pies delivered straight to your door.
- Boston Market: À la carte or heat-and-serve meals for pickup.
Remember to double-check with your local store on Easter Sunday for any unexpected changes in hours.
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