Many people need their coffee fix, and Starbucks is their preferred place to get it.
If you are one of those people, the need for a quick cup of joe or fancy latte doesn't disappear just because it is a holiday, of course.
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This means that on Labor Day Monday, which is September 1, 2025, there's a very good chance that you may want to make a Starbucks run, especially if this is part of your normal morning routine.
So, the big question becomes: Is Starbucks open on Labor Day 2025? Here's what you need to know to answer it.
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Is Starbucks open on Labor Day 2025?
The good news is, Starbucks is in fact open on Labor Day 2025.
Starbucks stores are also expected to operate during regular business hours, although it never hurts to check the Store Locator just to make sure something unusual isn't happening at your preferred Starbucks location.
You're likely to find no problems, though, so you can visit at any time during the holiday when your store is normally open.
Many restaurants and fast-food restaurants are open on Labor Day
Starbucks is far from the only store that is open on Labor Day. In fact, many stores and restaurants are open, despite the fact that it is a federal holiday and neither the postal service nor banks will be operating.
Some of the other restaurants and fast-food places that you can expect to find open on Labor Day 2025 include:
- Arby's
- Bob Evans
- Boston Market
- Buffalo Wild Wings
- Burger King
- Chick-fil-A
- Dairy Queen
- Dominos
- Denny's
- Dunkin'
- IHOP
“Unlike on Thanksgiving or other major holidays, most retail locations don't close just for Labor Day,” explained Maurie Backman, a personal finance and retail expert with The Street who has been covering retail news for more than a decade.
These are just a few of many restaurants that will be open on Labor Day Monday, so you can get yourself more than coffee if you want a little something delicious to celebrate the holiday.
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