Where else are you going to get your super cheap and delicious cocktails? All Applebee's locations will be open, but operating hours vary, so make sure to check your local spot. For a tasty meal, head to Bonefish Grill. Ugh, just forget your plans and hole up with a vat of the best mac & cheese in the world instead. It might not be the first thing you think of when you hear "the Fourth of July," but hey—pizza's pizza. For an Italian feast, head to Carrabba's. Celebrate with some mouthwatering dessert because The Cheesecake Factory will be open during regular business hours. If you think about it...is there anything truly more American than being willing to pay for extra guac? All Chipotle locations will be open this Fourth of July, but U.S. restaurants will close early at 3 p.m. local time. If America runs on Dunkin' then you'll want to run right there because many locations will be open. Store hours vary by location, so be sure to check first. Treat yourself to a juicy steak and a nice glass of wine at Fleming's. Stay in and have a blast, or grab one of their ready-to-grill meat-filled packages and get right back to your yard. What can I say? Sometimes you just really, really need some beer and some wings. For a pancake fix, head to IHOP. Hours vary by location, so be sure to check your local IHOP. As previously mentioned, you can indeed have a stack of Big Macs for the holiday because most U.S. McDonald's are open on the holidays. Just be sure to check the store locator because hours vary by location. Soup, salad, and breadsticks is the new red, white, and blue! Lucky for you, Olive Garden will be open during normal hours. Bloomin' Onion(s), anyone? If you're in the mood for pizza, you can grab a pie at Pizza Hut because most stores are open on the Fourth of July. If you're craving seafood or cheesy biscuits, Red Lobster will be open during its regular business hours for dining, to-go, and delivery. Need your steak fix? Ruth's Chris will be open and operating during regular hours on the Fourth of July. Lucky for you, Shake Shack will be open so you can grab a burger, fries, and milkshake. Some locations may have abbreviated hours, so be sure to check your local Shake Shack's hours. Not feeling like grilling this year? Sonic has got everything that you need. Hours may vary by location, so be sure to check the hours of your local Sonic. Starbucks will be open. Praise be. Nothing says summer like a fresh, crunchy salad. Most Sweetgreen locations will be open so you can get your fix. Be sure to check online or in the app for hours. Most Wendy's locations will be open because is there anything more American than a burger packed with bacon? Hours may vary, so be sure to check out the location finder for operating hours. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io
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