Ah, the hermit’s choice. Yes, DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub still run on Easter. But good luck finding a driver. Everyone’s either at brunch or hiding eggs.
Expect huge delivery fees and long wait times. Like, “sorry your pancakes are cold” long. But hey—if you’re willing to pay $12 for a pancake that’s room temperature, you do you. No shame.
Pro tip: order from a place that’s definitely open, like a pizza spot. Pizza is the ultimate holiday food. It doesn’t judge, and it reheats perfectly at 3 AM.
The Final Egg Hunt
So, are restaurants open on Easter Sunday? Mostly yes, but not all. Your success depends on three things: planning, flexibility, and a backup plan.
Don’t rely on hope. Call ahead. Stalk their website. Become a Facebook sleuth. And if all else fails? There’s always 7-Eleven for a hot dog and a Cadbury egg.
And honestly? That’s its own kind of Easter miracle. Go enjoy—and save me a seat.
