For those seeking quick meal options on Thanksgiving, McDonald’s is ready to serve.
In St. Petersburg, Florida, several McDonald’s locations will be available for customers in need of a convenient meal on this holiday. Seven restaurants are open, with the 62nd Avenue N. location closing early at 1 a.m., while the other outlets welcome patrons 24 hours a day.
Tampa features a total of thirteen McDonald’s outlets open for Thanksgiving. Most of these will be operating round the clock, although the Dr. MLK Jr. Drive outlet will close at midnight, and the West Kennedy Blvd. location will cease operations at 1 a.m.
Clearwater residents can find nine locations to dine at, with the South Missouri Avenue restaurant closing at 1 a.m. and the one on North Hercules Avenue closing earlier at 11 p.m. Again, the majority are open 24 hours.
For those in Sarasota, eight restaurants will be serving customers. The outlet at 3511 Fruitville Road has the latest closing time at 4 a.m., while others will close at either 11 p.m. or 1 a.m.
Lastly, Wesley Chapel boasts two McDonald’s restaurants that will remain open 24 hours on Thanksgiving, providing a reliable fast-food option for those in the area.
This Thanksgiving, McDonald’s is stepping up to cater to those who may be unable to participate in traditional holiday meals or those on the go. Fast food can be a practical solution for various circumstances, ensuring that individuals have access to food while still being able to celebrate the holiday in their own way.