What stores, restaurants are open July Fourth. See the list.
The big picture: Americans are marking the holiday on Friday with fireworks, travel, barbecues and shopping.
95% of consumers plan to make a purchase for Fourth of July with 83% planning to buy food items, according to a Numerator survey of 5,900 adults.
Here's a guide of what's open and closed for the holiday.
Banks, stock market closed July Fourth, no mail 📪
The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq are closed on the holiday along with most of the nation's banks, which follow the Federal Reserve holiday schedule.
Stores open on Independence Day 2025 🛍️
Stores closed July Fourth 🚫
Grocery stores open Fourth of July 2025 🛒
Store hours can vary, but here are the nation's largest grocery store chains that are open Friday.
Acme Market
Albertsons
Aldi
BJ's Wholesale Club
Food Lion
Fresh Market
Giant Eagle
Giant Food
Harris Teeter
H-E-B
Hy-Vee
Ingles
Jewel-Osco
Kroger
Lidl
Meijer
Publix
Ralphs
Safeway
Sam's Club
Smart & Final
Sprouts Farmers Market
Stop & Shop
Trader Joe's
Vons
Walmart
Wegmans
Whole Foods Market
Winn-Dixie
Restaurants open July Fourth near me 🍽️
Dig in: Most national chains are open — though some may operate on holiday hours.
Fast food open on Fourth of July 2025 🍔
Arby's
Burger King
Carl's Jr.
Carvel
Checkers and Rally's
Chick-fil-A
Dairy Queen
Del Taco
Five Guys
Hardee's
Jersey Mike's
Jimmy John's
KFC
Krispy Kreme
McDonald's
Popeyes
Sonic Drive-In
Subway
Taco Bell
Wendy's
Whatburger
Starbucks, Dunkin' open Fourth of July ☕
Many Starbucks and Dunkin' locations are open, but be on the safe side and check your closest location before heading out.
July Fourth restaurants open
Between the lines: Being open on a holiday is often a franchise decision. You can also find restaurants accepting reservations through OpenTable.
Amazon Prime gas discount, Target Circle Week deals
What's next: Amazon Prime Day starts July 8 but some discounts rolled out early including a four-day $1 off per gallon gas discount for fuel purchases through July 6.
Target kicks off its Circle Week sale on Saturday for members of its paid Target Circle 360 program. The sale runs from July 6-12 for all shoppers.
Monday, July 7 will be when Walmart, Best Buy, Kohl's and more stores roll out deals.
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