It depends on your exact location and the time of day, so I can’t see precisely which store near you is open right now, but I can explain how to quickly find one that is.

Quick ways to see what grocery store is open

Use any of these methods on your phone or computer:

  1. Open a maps app
    • Search for terms like “grocery store”, “supermarket”, or “grocery store open now”.
 * Tap the “Open now” or similar filter so it hides closed places and only shows currently open ones.
  1. Use a web search
    • Type “grocery stores open near me” into a search engine.
 * Often you’ll see a map with store names, hours, and an “Open” or “Closed” label right in the results.
  1. Check big chain store sites
    • Many chains (e.g., Albertsons, Walmart, Safeway, Whole Foods, etc.) list hours store‑by‑store on their websites and often note if they’re open today or on holidays.
 * Search “[chain name] store locator” (for example, “Albertsons store locator”) and enter your ZIP/postcode to see today’s hours.
  1. Use local/grocery finder sites
    • Some sites are designed specifically to show grocery stores open near you and give hours, directions, and maps.
 * They typically let you enter your location or allow location access, then list which stores are open right now.

Typical grocery hours (just as a guide)

These are general patterns and can vary a lot by city and store, but they may help you judge whether something nearby is likely open:

  • Many standard supermarkets run roughly 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. daily.
  • Some chains adjust hours on holidays (for example, shorter hours on New Year’s Day), even though they stay open.
  • A few stores are 24‑hour, but this is less common than it used to be, and often depends on the area.

Because hours can change, especially on weekends and holidays, always tap into the store’s own listing (website or maps card) and double‑check the “today” hours and any holiday notes.

TL;DR:
Search “grocery store open now near me” in your maps or browser, turn on the “Open now” filter, and then double‑check hours on the store’s own page before you go.