Tesco Easter 2025 opening times: What time are stores open on Good...

BANK holidays are a time to relax, with millions of shoppers taking advantage of the Spring weather to have a BBQ.

However, shops like Tesco will be operating under reduced hours over the Easter period so make sure you get everything you need in time.

Tesco has revealed its opening hours for the festive period

Tesco's bank holiday opening times

On Good Friday, the majority of Tesco's stores will operate on slightly reduced hours.

The company's large Superstore locations normally opening from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

Smaller Tesco Express stores are expected to follow their usual schedules on Good Friday, remaining open from early morning until late evening.

Tesco petrol stations will be available on Good Friday, with their opening times generally matching nearby store locations.

However, many of Tesco's larger stores will close across the UK for Easter Sunday.

Some Tesco Expresses will remain open, but check in-store for more specific opening times.

Alternatively, check the Tesco app for more details.

On Easter Monday, Tesco Extra and Superstore locations will likely open between 8:00 AM and 6:00 PM, although hours may vary depending on the region.

Many other supermarkets will be operating similar hours to Tesco over the bank holiday period.

Asda, for example, will remain open as normal – with the exception of Easter Sunday, where they will shut all of their stores.

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The chain will be open from 7am until 7pm on Easter Monday.

Aldi will also operate with its normal hours on Good Friday and Easter Monday, but will close on April 20.

Lidl are reportedly operating the same hours as Lidl over the Easter period.

Sainsbury's will only fully close on Easter Sunday, but may operate under reduced hours on April 21.

There are several bank holidays to look forward to after the two days off in Easter.

However, bank holidays differ in Scotland and Northern Ireland to England & Wales.

In both Scotland and Northern Ireland, December 1 is an extra day off for St Andrew's Day.

Northern Ireland also gets an extra day off for the anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne.