Easter 2021 Grocery Store Hours In Arlington Heights

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL — Easter Sunday has often created some last-minute meal preps, but many of the most popular grocery stores in and near Arlington Heights either won’t be open or will have limited hours on the holiday, which falls on April 4 this year.

Valli Produce: Closed on Easter Day.

• International Plaza Shopping Center, 450 E Golf Road, Arlington Heights

Jewel-Osco: All locations are open regular hours 6 a.m.-midnight on Easter Day.

• 1860 S Arlington Heights Road, Arlington Heights
• 122 N Vail Ave., Arlington Heights
• 440 E Rand Road, Arlington Heights

ALDI: Stores will be closed on Easter Day.

• 550 E Golf Road, Arlington Heights

Costco: Stores will be closed on Easter Day.

• 999 N Elmhurst Road, Mt Prospect

CVS: Pharmacy will be closed on Easter Sunday as is Target.

• Target, 1700 E Rand Road, Arlington Heights

Mariano's: Store is open regular hours 6 a.m.-10 p.m. on Easter Sunday.

• 802 E Northwest Highway, Arlington Heights

Meijer: Open 6 a.m.-midnight on Easter Day.

• 1301 Meijer Drive, Rolling Meadows

Sam’s Club: Stores will be closed on Easter Sunday.

• 101 W Oakton St., Des Plaines

Target: Stores are closed on Easter Day.

• 1700 E Rand Road, Arlington Heights

Trader Joe’s: Store is open 9 a.m.-9 p.m.

• 17 W Rand Road, Arlington Heights

Walgreens: Open 7 a.m.-10 p.m. on Easter Sunday.

• 1000 E Northwest Highway, Arlington Heights
• Town and Country Center, 235 E Palatine Road, Arlington Heights
• 3 E Golf Road, Arlington Heights

Walmart: Open 7 a.m.-11 p.m. Easter Sunday.

• 1460 Golf Road, Rolling Meadows

Whole Foods: Open 7 a.m.-9 p.m. on Easter Day.

• 750 N Martingale Rd, Schaumburg

National chains are varied in their opening plans for the holiday celebrated across Christian faiths. At least 38 chain stores plan to close for Easter, with at least 23 opening for at least a part of it, according to a list from the coupon company RetailMeNot.

Walmart, Rite Aid and Fresh Market are among the grocery giants staying open for at least part of the day, the list shows. At least two stores that require a membership to shop there, Sam’s Club and Costco, will be closed, however. Retail stores that do not specialize in groceries, such as Kohl’s, Marshalls and JCPenney, will also be closed.

Target and Publix are among the others that plan cross-country closures.

Pharmacy stores with locations all over the country — such as CVS, Duane Reade and Walgreens — will largely be open for their regular Sunday business hours. Kroger will be open for grocery shopping, but its pharmacy will be closed.

Some national stores with local franchises, such as Albertsons, vary on opening plans from store to store, Offers.com reports.

Although the coronavirus vaccine rollout continues and many states are lifting pandemic-related restrictions, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention still urges people to limit grocery trips and use curbside pickup or delivery options when possible to limit the virus’s spread.

Meijer, Stop & Shop and Walmart are among the chain stores offering curbside pickup and delivery.