For those in need of a meal during Thanksgiving, McDonald’s is extending its hours to accommodate patrons across various Florida cities. This festive holiday primarily revolves around gratitude and food, yet not everyone may have the chance to cook or celebrate with a traditional dinner. Busy schedules or personal preferences may lead some to seek out quick and convenient dining options.
In St. Petersburg, seven McDonald’s locations will serve customers on Thanksgiving Day, with the restaurant on 62nd Avenue N. closing early at 1 a.m., while all others remain open 24 hours.
In Tampa, there are thirteen restaurants available, with the Dr. MLK Jr. Drive location closing at midnight and the West Kennedy Blvd. spot at 1 a.m., while the majority operate around the clock.
Clearwater features nine locations open on Thanksgiving, with closing times varying; the South Missouri Avenue outlet at 1 a.m. and North Hercules Avenue wrapping up at 11 p.m. Again, most remain accessible all day.
Moving on to Sarasota, eight locations will serve customers with specific hours; for instance, the 3511 Fruitville Road location will close at 4 a.m., while others have earlier closing times.
Lastly, in Wesley Chapel, both locations at State Road 54 West and Bruce B. Downs Boulevard are available for diners around the clock.
This effort by McDonald’s provides a practical solution for those who find themselves in need of a meal during this holiday, showcasing the brand’s commitment to customer service even on significant occasions like Thanksgiving. Whether you’re working or just looking for a break from cooking, these fast food options can help ensure that no one goes hungry this Thanksgiving.