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Everything that is open (and closed) on Easter Sunday 2021

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Chris Morris
Chris Morris
Former Contributing Writer
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By
Chris Morris
Chris Morris
Former Contributing Writer
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April 3, 2021, 12:00 PM ET
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Trader Joe's is one of the many grocery stores open on Easter Sunday this year.krblokhin/Getty Images

After muted Easter Sunday celebrations in 2020, many families and communities are hoping to be a little closer together this year, even if that means small groupings of people who have received their COVID-19 shots.

When the egg hunt is done, though, and you begin preparing the day’s big meal, you might inevitably discover you’ve forgotten a key ingredient. Or, after a year of home cooked meals, you might just discover that you would rather avoid the kitchen altogether.

Fortunately, many grocery stores and restaurants will be open on Easter, but if you’re looking to hit a department store, it’s a bit more hit or miss. Here’s a comprehensive look at which stores are open and closed on Easter 2021. (And, as usual, a reminder: Even if a store is listed below as open, it’s a good idea to check with them regarding hours.)

Which grocery stores are open on Easter Sunday 2021?

Albertson’s

Aldi (only in California and Arizona)

Baker’s

BJ’s Wholesale Club

City Market

Copps

Dillons

Food 4 Less

Foods Co.

Fred Meyer

Fresh Market (8a.m. to 6 p.m.)

Fry’s Food Stores

Gerbes

Harris Teeter

JayC Food Stores

King Soopers

Kroger (pharmacies closed)

Mariano’s

Meijer (curbside pickup and delivery on orders over $50)

Metro Market

Pay Less Super Markets

Owen’s

Pick ‘n Save

QFC

Roundy’s

Ralph’s

Ryler Foods

Safeway

Save A Lot

Stop & Shop

Smith’s Food and Drug

Trader Joe’s

Vitacost

Walmart

Wegmans

Whole Foods

Which grocery stores are closed on Easter Sunday 2021?

Aldi (all states but California and Arizona)

Costco

H-E-B

Publix

Sam’s Club

Sprouts Farmers Market

Target

Which retail stores are open on Easter Sunday 2021?

Last year, you didn’t really have the chance to grab a last-minute chocolate bunny, as virtually all major chains were closed. This year, you have a lot more flexibility. Among the stores that plan to be open this Easter are:

Academy Sports & Outdoors

Big Lots

CVS

Dollar General

Duane Reade

Kmart

PetSmart

Rite Aid

The Home Depot

Walgreens

Walmart

Which restaurants are open on Easter Sunday 2021?

Don’t feel like cooking? There are loads of restaurants open this year, though some might still be more focused on curbside or delivery. Call ahead if you’re hoping to dine-in to determine their availability.

Applebee’s

Benihana

Bonefish Grill

Boston Market

Capital Grille

Carrabba’s Italian Grill

Cheesecake Factory

Chili’s

Cracker Barrell

Denny’s

Domino’s Pizza

Flemings Prime Steakhouse

Fogo de Chao

Ihop

Longhorn Steakhouse

Maggiano’s Little Italy

Metro Diner

McDonald’s

O’Charley’s

Olive Garden

Outback Steakhouse

P.F. Chang’s

Red Lobster

Romano’s Macaroni Grill

Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse

Starbuck’s

Texas Roadhouse

Waffle House

Whataburger

About the Author
By Chris MorrisFormer Contributing Writer

Chris Morris is a former contributing writer at Fortune, covering everything from general business news to the video game and theme park industries.

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