AUSTIN, Texas – While most grocery stores and major retailers will be closed on Christmas Day, if you need any last-minute gifts or ingredients, you’re out of luck.

Some stores are open, but expect limited hours. Meanwhile, Dunkin’, Denny’s, IHOP and Waffle House locations are open. However, it’s best to call ahead and check with your local store before showing up.

Please note that opening hours may vary by location to accommodate public holidays:

• 7-Eleven
• CVS
• Carl’s Jr./Hardee’s
• Dunkin’
• Fogo de Chao
• Honk
• IHOP
• Denny’s
• Red lobster
• Rite aid
• Starbucks
• Walgreens
  • There are four 24-hour locations in the Austin area, with the remainder operating at different hours.

No. Christmas Day is one of the two holidays when the grocery chain remains closed.

The day after Christmas, shops, pharmacies, curbside deliveries and home deliveries are expected to reopen with regular opening hours. This also applies to HEB’s own central market.

Maybe you want some honey butter chicken biscuits for breakfast or a patty melt for lunch, but no. Whataburger is closing for Christmas. The fast food giant will reopen at 6 a.m. on December 26th.

No, Target will not be opening on Christmas Day. All stores will reopen regular hours on December 26th.

Sam’s Club remains closed. Stores will reopen to members on Thursday, December 26th at 10am. For Plus members, early shopping opens at 8 a.m. The café opens at 10 a.m. The gas station opens at 6 a.m

No, Costco locations will not be open on Wednesday, December 25, 2024.

Kroger announced that all stores will remain closed on Christmas Day.

Hours vary, but most locations are open on Christmas. You can check the opening times of your local restaurant here.

No, Chipotle restaurants will be closed on Christmas.

Wendy’s hours also vary by location. Check with your local restaurant for specific holiday hours.

Hours vary by location but you can check your local Taco Bell’s hours here.

Want to take a trip to your local liquor store this Christmas? You’re out of luck. Liquor stores are closed on the holidays, so your eggnog or coquito will have to wait.

According to the Texas Alcohol and Beverage Commission, liquor stores in Texas are closed on Sunday, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. If Christmas or New Year’s Day falls on a Sunday, the liquor stores will remain closed on the following Monday.