SAINSBURY’S shoppers will want to know when their local store is open over the Easter holidays for last minute chocolate eggs.
Over the break, supermarkets might open at different times to what shoppers are used to.
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Here’s everything you need to know about when Sainsbury’s opens, and whether you can still get your groceries delivered home:
When does Sainsbury’s open over Easter?
Opening times for Sainsbury’s stores will vary over the Easter weekend.
To make sure you’re not caught out, make sure you check ahead with your local store, which you can find using the supermarket’s online store checker tool.
Like the others, the vast majority of Sainsbury’s supermarkets across England, Wales and Northern Ireland will be closed on Easter Sunday.
Large Sainsbury’s shops are typically open between 7am and 11pm.
Branches will be open as normal on Good Friday, Saturday and Easter Monday, and stores in Scotland will remain open on all days.
Is Sainsbury’s delivering over the Easter weekend?
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Supermarket delivery slots can often be hard to get during holiday periods, so you may struggle to get one in time for Easter.
If you spend £40 or more, delivery costs start from a quid.
If it’s under £40, you’ll be charged £7.
And if you spend £100 or more, delivery is free after 2pm Monday to Thursday.
We’ve asked Sainsbury’s for more information about how many delivery slots are available over Easter and we will update you as soon as we know more.
If you want to cut costs, we’ve got a guide to bagging the cheapest delivery slots.
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