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The only thing better than spring’s official arrival is Peter Cottontail hopping down the bunny trail to deliver sweet treats on , April 20. Honestly, between and , what could be better? Perhaps the thing that could make this year’s celebration even more fun is having your favorite in-hand for all your Easter activities, which begs the question: Is Starbucks open on Easter Sunday? It’s a fair question given many restaurants and stores are closed in observance of the holiday, including Chick-Fil-A and . But plenty of retailers and eateries are open and welcoming customers for business, so be sure to check out store and before leaving the house to guarantee they’re open when you arrive.
But what about the popular coffee roaster? If you’re wondering what Starbucks’ Easter hours are this year, you’re in luck because we’ve got what you need to know right here. Consider it an , if you will. After all, there’s never a bad time for an infusion of caffeine or a Frappuccino to help put a little spring in your step.
(Did you catch that little right there?) In the meantime, we’re here to , so let’s get down to business. As is the case with most holidays, you’ll likely find many Starbucks locations open and ready to take your latte, coffee or tea orders on Easter Sunday. That said, certain locations might be closed or have shortened hours in observance of the holiday.
According to a Starbucks representative, “Store hours vary by location and stores may occasionally adjust their hours based on business and customer needs.” To ensure that the Starbucks nearest you is open before heading out the door, Starbucks recommends checking local hours using their or the , which the Starbucks’ representative tells TODAY.com is “the best way for customers to find a store, check store hours, order ahead and pay.
” If you’re looking to try something new, Starbucks added a pair of drinks to its spring menu this year: the and . The spring beverages are available for a limited time or while supplies last. Sarah Lemire is a lifestyle and entertainment reporter for TODAY based in New York City.
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