When McDonald’s and KFC will be open at Christmas 2023 in northern Lincolnshire

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The likes of McDonald’s and KFC are the sort of places that seem to be open most of time somewhere but, of course, that’s not necessarily the case over the festive season.

Christmas Day is the only day of the year when all of the fast-food giants’ outlets in northern Lincolnshire close for the full day, but there are also shorter opening hours on other days too, including Christmas Eve, Boxing Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day.

But if you are hankering for a Big Mac or a bucket of chicken, when can you get your next fix? Here’s when McDonald’s and KFC restaurants in the Grimsby and Scunthorpe area will be open over Christmas.

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Grimsby – Victoria Street West

Christmas Eve: 6am – 8pm
Christmas Day: CLOSED
Boxing Day: 8am – 11pm
New Year’s Eve: 6am – 9pm
New Year’s Day: 9am – 11pm

Grimsby – Birchin Way

Christmas Eve: 12am – 9pm
Christmas Day: CLOSED
Boxing Day: 8am – 12am
New Year’s Eve: 12am – 9pm
New Year’s Day: 9am – 12am

The McDonald's in Grimsby Road, Cleethorpes — The McDonald’s in Grimsby Road, Cleethorpes
(Image: Jon Corken/Grimsby Live)

Cleethorpes – Grimsby Road

Christmas Eve: 6am – 9pm
Christmas Day: CLOSED
Boxing Day: 8am – 12am
New Year’s Eve: 6am – 9pm
New Year’s Day: 9am – 12am

Cleethorpes – Meridian Point Retail Park

Christmas Eve: 6am – 9pm
Christmas Day: CLOSED
Boxing Day: 8am – 12am
New Year’s Eve: 6am – 9pm
New Year’s Day: 8am – 12am

Laceby – Hilmore Road

Christmas Eve: 6.30am – 9pm
Christmas Day: CLOSED
Boxing Day: 8am – 11pm
New Year’s Eve: 6.30am – 9pm
New Year’s Day: 8am – 11pm

Scunthorpe – Gallagher Retail Park

Christmas Eve: 12am – 9pm
Christmas Day: CLOSED
Boxing Day: 8am – 12am
New Year’s Eve: 12am – 9pm
New Year’s Day: 8am – 12am

Scunthorpe – Lakeside Parkway

Christmas Eve: 12am – 9pm
Christmas Day: CLOSED
Boxing Day: 8am – 12am
New Year’s Eve: 12am – 9pm
New Year’s Day: 8am – 12am

KFC

Grimsby – Birchin Way

Christmas Eve: Open until 10pm
Christmas Day: CLOSED
Boxing Day: 11am – 10pm

Cleethorpes – Meridian Point Retail Park

Christmas Eve: Open until 10pm
Christmas Day: CLOSED
Boxing Day: 11am – 10pm

KFC, Birchin Way, Grimsby
(Image: Jon Corken/Grimsby Live)

Scunthorpe – Gallagher Leisure Park

Christmas Eve: Open until 9pm
Christmas Day: CLOSED
Boxing Day: 11am – 9pm

Scunthorpe – Lakeside Retail Park

Christmas Eve: Open until 9pm
Christmas Day: CLOSED
Boxing Day: 11am – 9pm

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