Though we may feel like having a blizzard from Dairy Queen (DQ) at any odd hour of the day, we unfortunately cannot. But we can plan (and look forward to) our next purchase by staying updated about Dairy Queen hours.
In case you have been living off the grid till now, DQ is a famous chain in the USA that is known for its “blizzards”, but it also serves other food items. We have also written an article about their menu and prices, so do check that out.
Dairy Queen Hours | Regular Operating Hours
The restaurant remains open for 11 hours daily. It opens at 11:00 AM and closes at 10:00 PM every day. DQ, however, is closed on a few holidays like Independence Day (4th of July), 25th December (Christmas Day), Thanksgiving Day, Easter, and New Year’s Day (Not on New Year’s Eve).
Dairy Queen hours could either be different for certain branches with ongoing repair work or may differ on holidays, too. Here is a table of Dairy Queen hours for your convenience.
Monday | 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM |
Tuesday | 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM |
Wednesday | 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM |
Thursday | 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM |
Friday | 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM |
Saturday | 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM |
Sunday | 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM |
Dairy Queen Holiday Hours
Who would want to go to work on a holiday? Not me! But the DQ employees are so dedicated they are open on most of the holidays! However, they deserve some time off too, and might want to go home a little early on some holidays.
So it is recommended to keep a tab on the official website for announcements related to changes in the operation hours.
Here are the hours of Dairy Queen for some of the national holidays. The website may update these, so make sure you check a day prior to going there.
Jan 1 | New Year’s Day | Regular Hours |
Jan 16 | Martin Luther King Day | Regular Hours |
Feb 20 | Presidents’ Day | Regular Hours |
April 7 | Good Friday | Regular Hours |
April 9 | Easter | Regular Hours |
May 29 | Memorial Day | Regular Hours |
Jul 4 | Independence Day | Regular Hours |
Sep 4 | Labor Day | Regular Hours |
Oct 9 | Columbus Day | Regular Hours |
Nov 11 | Veterans Day | Regular Hours |
Nov 22 | Day Before Thanksgiving | Regular Hours |
Nov 23 | Thanksgiving | Closed |
Nov 24 | Black Friday | Regular Hours |
Dec 24 | Christmas Eve | Regular Hours |
Dec 25 | Christmas Day | Closed |
Dec 31 | New Year’s Eve | Regular Hours |
Popular Dishes at Dairy Queen
Now you won’t have to panic order something you never wanted just because there is a long queue behind you. Check out these top five famous things at DQ, so you can decide quickly what you can go for.
1. Onion Rings
Deep-fried, vegetarian-friendly, perfect for snacking! What else do we need?
2. French Fries
Fried to perfection, salted perfectly, and the best option for pairing with all of your other orders from DQ.
3. Royal Oreo Blizzard Treat
Does Oreo need any explanation? Not at all! Loved by kids and adults alike, this is something you can never go wrong with.
4. Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Blizzard Treat
Chocolate chip, AND cookie dough, AND a blizzard! A three-in-one treat for the love of sweetness.
5. DQ Classic Cone
A little something for one of those days when you don’t want anything fancy. Just plain and simple ice cream to go.
Tips for Planning Your Visit
Some of the important points to keep in mind would be to avoid peak times or avoid going on festivals or holidays. Check the menu and prices beforehand so you have enough money with you to pay for your order and avoid an unnecessary second trip to the restaurant.
Conclusion
Usually, Dairy Queen hours do not change, however, it is better to check rather than wasting time and gas. It is also recommended to bookmark the official website and download the app on your phone (Android/iOS).
FAQs Related to Dairy Queen Hours
Dairy Queen closes at 10:00 p.m. at night every day.
Dairy Queen opens at 11:00 a.m. every day.
The cost of the blizzard depends on the size.
Dairy Queen was founded on 22nd June in the year 1940.
Sherb Noble originally owned Dairy Queen which was later acquired by Berkshire Hathaway.
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