📍 North Carolina • 144 Open Stores • 9 Regions • 2026

Cook Out North Carolina — All 144 Locations by Region (2026)

North Carolina has 144 open Cook Out restaurants in 99 cities and towns, more than any other state, from Asheville and Boone in the mountains to Wilmington and Kill Devil Hills on the coast.

Founded in Greensboro in 1989. Charlotte leads with 13 stores. Most open 10:30 AM–3 AM, 4 AM Fri–Sat. Cookout Tray about $7.39–$7.99.

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North Carolina — Cook Out Facts
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This guide lists every open Cook Out in North Carolina, the chain’s home state, grouped into nine regions with street addresses, a short local landmark for each store, Google Maps directions and links to our city guides. It also covers late-night hours, tray prices, the interstates that connect the stores, and which locations are closest to the state’s big campuses and military bases.

Last verified: October 2026  |  Sources: Cook Out store locator (October 2026), Wikipedia, Rocky Mount Telegram

144Open NC stores
99NC cities & towns
5Coming soon in NC
40+Milkshake flavors
North Carolina Quick Answer

How Many Cook Out Locations Are in North Carolina?

North Carolina has 144 open Cook Out restaurants as of October 2026, according to Cook Out’s own store locator. That is about 39% of the roughly 370 open stores the chain lists across 11 states, and nearly three times as many as South Carolina (52), the next-largest Cook Out state.

The stores are spread across 99 different cities and towns. Charlotte has the most with 13, followed by Greensboro (7), Raleigh (6), Durham (5), Winston-Salem (5), Fayetteville (4) and Wilmington (4). Most smaller towns, from Mount Airy to Whiteville, have a single store, usually on the main commercial road or near the interstate exit.

Five more North Carolina stores are listed as coming soon: Woodland Beaver Rd in east Charlotte, Montgomery Crossing in Biscoe, E. 11th Street in Siler City, N. Arendell Ave in Zebulon and Richlands Hwy in Richlands. They are not counted in the 144 and do not appear in the directory below until they open.

  • Biggest region: Charlotte Metro & Lake Norman, with 27 stores
  • Westernmost store: Franklin, on Georgia Rd (US 441)
  • Easternmost store: Kill Devil Hills on the Outer Banks
  • Southernmost store: Southport, on Old Long Beach Rd
  • Northernmost stores: Eden and Mount Airy, a few miles from the Virginia line
Location Directory

Where Are All the Cook Out Locations in North Carolina?

All 144 open North Carolina Cook Out stores are listed below in nine regions, running roughly from Charlotte east to the coast and then west into the mountains. Addresses come from the Cook Out store locator (October 2026). Each card has a one-tap Google Maps directions button and, where we have one, a link to the full city guide.

Hours, menu items and prices can vary by store, so call ahead or check the store page before a long drive, especially on holidays.

AreaStoresCitiesMain roads
Charlotte Metro & Lake Norman27Charlotte, Concord, Harrisburg, Kannapolis, Indian Trail, Monroe, Albemarle, Huntersville, Cornelius, Mooresville, Statesville, Denver, Sherrills Ford, SalisburyI-77 • I-85 • I-485 • US 74 • US 29
Gaston, Cleveland & Catawba Valley11Gastonia, Kings Mountain, Shelby, Lincolnton, Forest City, Hickory, Conover, Morganton, LenoirI-85 • I-40 • US 74 • US 321
Western NC Mountains9Asheville, Hendersonville, Brevard, Waynesville, Sylva, Franklin, Marion, BooneI-26 • I-40 • I-240 • US 321 • US 441
Greensboro, High Point & Alamance18Greensboro, High Point, Thomasville, Lexington, Asheboro, Randleman, Burlington, Graham, Mebane, Reidsville, EdenI-40 • I-85 • I-73/74 • US 29 • US 220
Winston-Salem & Yadkin Valley13Winston-Salem, Kernersville, Clemmons, Walkertown, King, Mount Airy, Elkin, Wilkesboro, MocksvilleI-40 • US 52 • I-74 • US 421 • I-77
Research Triangle24Raleigh, Garner, Cary, Apex, Fuquay-Varina, Knightdale, Wake Forest, Clayton, Durham, Chapel Hill, Creedmoor, Oxford, Louisburg, RoxboroI-40 • I-85 • I-87 • I-440 • US 1 • US 15-501
Sandhills, Fayetteville & I-95 South13Fayetteville, Spring Lake, Raeford, Southern Pines, Sanford, Dunn, Lumberton, Pembroke, Laurinburg, RockinghamI-95 • I-295 • US 401 • US 15-501 • US 74
Eastern NC & Outer Banks16Rocky Mount, Nashville, Tarboro, Wilson, Roanoke Rapids, Goldsboro, Selma, Kinston, Greenville, Winterville, Washington, Williamston, Warsaw, Elizabeth City, Kill Devil HillsI-95 • I-87 • US 64 • US 264 • US 70 • US 158
Wilmington, Crystal Coast & Brunswick13Wilmington, Leland, Southport, Shallotte, Whiteville, Jacksonville, Havelock, New Bern, Morehead CityI-40 • US 17 • US 70 • US 74/76 • NC 24

1. Charlotte Metro & Lake Norman — 27 Cook Out locations

Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Union, Iredell, Rowan and Stanly counties hold the biggest single cluster of Cook Out stores in North Carolina. Thirteen are inside Charlotte itself, from University City and Sugar Creek Rd in the north to Steele Creek and the Park Rd/Pineville area in the south, plus a store on Charlottetowne Ave right next to uptown. The I-77 corridor adds Huntersville, Cornelius, Mooresville and Statesville, while I-85 runs past the Concord Mills and Salisbury stores.

2. Gaston, Cleveland & Catawba Valley — 11 Cook Out locations

West of Charlotte, Cook Out follows I-85 and US 74 through Gaston and Cleveland counties, then I-40 and US 321 through the Catawba Valley furniture towns of Hickory, Conover, Morganton and Lenoir. These stores serve Gardner-Webb, Lenoir-Rhyne and CVCC students as well as plenty of truckers working the I-40 and I-85 freight lanes.

3. Western NC Mountains — 9 Cook Out locations

Nine stores cover the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky Mountain counties: two in Asheville, one each in Hendersonville, Brevard, Waynesville, Sylva, Franklin and Marion, plus the High Country store on Blowing Rock Rd in Boone. They are the go-to late-night stops for App State, UNC Asheville and Western Carolina students and for travelers coming off the Blue Ridge Parkway.

4. Greensboro, High Point & Alamance — 18 Cook Out locations

Greensboro is where Cook Out started in 1989, on Randleman Road, and it still has seven stores of its own. This region also takes in High Point and Thomasville along I-85, Lexington in Davidson County, Asheboro and Randleman on the I-73/74 corridor, the Alamance County stores in Burlington, Graham and Mebane, and Rockingham County’s Eden and Reidsville.

5. Winston-Salem & Yadkin Valley — 13 Cook Out locations

Forsyth County has five Winston-Salem stores plus Kernersville, Clemmons and Walkertown. North and west along US 52, I-74, I-77 and US 421 you’ll find stores in King, Mount Airy, Elkin, Wilkesboro and Mocksville. They are the closest stops for Wake Forest and Winston-Salem State students and for I-77 and US 52 travelers heading toward the Virginia line.

6. Research Triangle — 24 Cook Out locations

Wake, Durham, Orange, Johnston, Granville, Franklin and Person counties share 24 stores. Raleigh has six, Durham five, Garner two, and Cary, Apex, Fuquay-Varina, Knightdale, Wake Forest, Clayton, Chapel Hill, Creedmoor, Oxford, Louisburg and Roxboro one each. NC State, Duke, UNC-Chapel Hill and NCCU students all have a store within a few miles of campus.

7. Sandhills, Fayetteville & I-95 South — 13 Cook Out locations

Cumberland, Hoke, Moore, Lee, Harnett, Robeson, Scotland and Richmond counties have 13 stores. Four are in Fayetteville and one in Spring Lake, putting Cook Out minutes from Fort Bragg’s gates, with more along I-95 in Dunn and Lumberton and along US 74 in Pembroke, Laurinburg and Rockingham.

8. Eastern NC & Outer Banks — 16 Cook Out locations

Sixteen stores spread across the coastal plain: Rocky Mount, Nashville, Tarboro, Wilson and Roanoke Rapids on the I-95/US 64 side; Goldsboro, Selma and Kinston on US 70; Greenville, Winterville, Washington and Williamston in the Pitt/Beaufort/Martin area; Warsaw on I-40; and Elizabeth City plus Kill Devil Hills in the northeast. This is tobacco, sweet-potato and whole-hog barbecue country.

9. Wilmington, Crystal Coast & Brunswick — 13 Cook Out locations

The southern coast has 13 stores. Wilmington has four (two on S. College Rd by UNCW, one on Market St and one at Monkey Junction), Brunswick County adds Leland, Southport and Shallotte, and Whiteville sits inland on US 74/76. Up the coast, Jacksonville’s two stores serve Camp Lejeune, Havelock sits outside MCAS Cherry Point, and New Bern and Morehead City round out the Crystal Coast.

City Rankings

Which North Carolina Cities Have the Most Cook Out Locations?

Charlotte has the most Cook Out stores in North Carolina with 13, followed by Greensboro with 7 and Raleigh with 6. Fifteen NC cities have two or more stores; the other 84 towns on the list have one each.

CityStoresWhere they areGuide
Charlotte13Uptown, University City, Steele Creek, east CharlotteCharlotte guide
Greensboro7Randleman Rd, Battleground Ave, Wendover, Market StGreensboro guide
Raleigh6Downtown edge, NC State, North Raleigh, Capital BlvdRaleigh guide
Durham5RTP, east Durham, Hillsborough Rd, north DurhamDurham guide
Winston-Salem5Reynolda Rd, University Pkwy, Peters Creek PkwyWinston-Salem guide
Fayetteville4Cross Creek Mall, Cliffdale Rd, Ramsey St, Owen DrFayetteville guide
Wilmington4UNCW/S. College Rd, Market St, Monkey JunctionWilmington guide
Asheville2Tunnel Rd and Patton AveAsheville guide
Concord2Concord Mills and Concord PkwyConcord guide
Garner2Jones Sausage Rd (I-40) and Bratton DrGarner guide
Gastonia2E. Franklin Blvd and Union RdGastonia guide
Greenville2E. 10th St (ECU) and S. Memorial DrGreenville guide
Hickory2N. Center St and US 70 SEHickory guide
High Point2N. Main St and S. Main StHigh Point guide
Jacksonville2Western Blvd and S. Marine BlvdJacksonville guide

Counts are for stores inside each city’s own mailing address in the Cook Out locator. Metro totals run higher: the Charlotte area also has Concord, Harrisburg, Kannapolis, Huntersville, Cornelius, Indian Trail and Monroe, and the Raleigh side of the Triangle adds Garner, Cary, Apex, Knightdale, Wake Forest, Fuquay-Varina and Clayton.

Home State Story

When and Where Did Cook Out Start in North Carolina?

Cook Out was founded in 1989 in Greensboro, North Carolina, by Morris Reaves, and the first restaurant opened on Randleman Road. The company is still family-owned and headquartered in Thomasville, NC, in Davidson County.

1989: The first Cook Out opens on Randleman Road in Greensboro, built around char-grilled burgers, North Carolina-style chopped barbecue and a long list of thick milkshakes.

Early growth: The chain spreads across the Piedmont and into eastern and western North Carolina. More than 50 NC stores were open before Cook Out expanded into other states.

Out-of-state expansion: Cook Out moves into Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia and beyond and now has open stores in 11 states. North Carolina is still the core market and keeps adding stores in smaller towns.

2024–2026: Cook Out announced a Charlotte expansion in August 2024. The city now has 13 open stores, including Charlottetowne Ave near uptown, and Woodland Beaver Rd in east Charlotte is listed as coming soon. Small eastern towns such as Tarboro also have their own stores now.

That long head start explains why Cook Out is part of everyday life in North Carolina. Almost every county seat of any size has a store, and in many small towns the Cook Out drive-thru is the busiest place open after midnight.

Highway Guide

Which North Carolina Interstates Have Cook Out Near the Exit?

I-85, I-40 and I-95 have the most Cook Out stores close to an exit in North Carolina, and I-77 has several in the Lake Norman area. The table shows which towns each highway passes and which stores sit right by an interchange.

HighwayTowns with a Cook Out along itStores close to the exit
I-85Charlotte → Gastonia, Kings Mountain (west); Concord, Salisbury, Lexington, High Point area, Greensboro, Burlington, Graham, Mebane, Durham, Creedmoor, Oxford (east)Concord Mills (exit 49), Salisbury (exit 76), Burlington (exit 141), Mebane (exit 154)
I-40Asheville → Marion, Morganton, Hickory, Statesville area, Mocksville, Clemmons, Winston-Salem, Greensboro, Triangle, Garner, Warsaw, WilmingtonMorganton (exit 103), Hickory/Valley Hills Mall, Garner (exit 303)
I-95Roanoke Rapids → Rocky Mount, Wilson, Selma, Dunn, Fayetteville, LumbertonRoanoke Rapids (US 158), Dunn (exit 73), Lumberton
I-77Charlotte → Huntersville, Cornelius, Mooresville, Statesville, ElkinSunset Rd (exit 16), Gilead Rd (exit 23), Catawba Ave (exit 28)
I-26Asheville → Hendersonville toward SpartanburgChimney Rock Rd (exit 49)
I-73/I-74Asheboro, Randleman, Greensboro side; US 52/I-74 north to King and Mount AiryE. Dixie Dr in Asheboro
US 74Charlotte → Indian Trail, Monroe, Rockingham, Laurinburg, Pembroke, Lumberton, Whiteville; west to Kings Mountain, Shelby, Forest CityIndependence Blvd, Roosevelt Blvd, Scotland Crossing
US 17Elizabeth City area → New Bern, Jacksonville, Wilmington, Leland, ShallotteMarine Blvd, Market St
US 70Garner, Clayton, Selma, Goldsboro, Kinston, New Bern, Havelock, Morehead City; also Hickory and MarionArendell St, Berkeley Blvd area

On I-95, Fayetteville’s four stores are a few miles off the interstate, so southbound drivers who want a store right at the exit should plan on Dunn or Lumberton. On the coast, US 17 between Jacksonville and Wilmington has no Cook Out until you reach Wilmington’s Market St store. The Richlands store listed as coming soon will help on the Jacksonville side once it opens.

Most highway stores are double drive-thru restaurants with no indoor dining room, so they are quick in and out with a car or truck. Big rigs are better off at stores on wide commercial roads like Dixie Dr in Asheboro or Julian R. Allsbrook Hwy in Roanoke Rapids than at tight in-town lots.

Late-Night Food

Which NC Colleges and Military Bases Have a Cook Out Nearby?

Most major North Carolina universities and all of the state’s large military installations have a Cook Out within a few miles. Late hours make these stores popular with students after study sessions and with service members after a late shift.

UNC Charlotte The North Tryon St store in University City and the Mallard Creek Rd store are the two closest to campus.

NC State & Meredith Western Blvd sits just west of NC State’s main campus near I-440. The New Bern Ave and S. Wilmington St stores are the other in-town options.

UNC-Chapel Hill The Elliott Rd store off Fordham Blvd (US 15-501) is Chapel Hill’s only Cook Out.

Duke & NCCU Shannon Rd near US 15-501 and Hillsborough Rd serve the Duke side. S. Miami Blvd and the RTP store on Allendown Dr are good for east and south Durham.

UNCG, NC A&T & Guilford Greensboro’s seven stores ring the city. Summit Ave is the northeast option and Gate City Blvd covers the west side.

Wake Forest & WSSU Reynolda Rd is the Wake Forest University choice. Peters Creek Pkwy and Akron Dr are closer to the rest of Winston-Salem.

East Carolina University E. 10th St east of campus is the closest store to ECU. S. Memorial Dr and Winterville are the other two in the Greenville area.

UNC Wilmington Two stores on S. College Rd sit a short drive from UNCW. The Market St store is the third close-in option.

App State & WCU Boone’s Blowing Rock Rd store serves Appalachian State. Sylva is the closest store to Western Carolina in Cullowhee.

UNC Pembroke The W. 3rd St store in Pembroke is a short drive from campus.

Fort Bragg Spring Lake’s Lillington Hwy store and Fayetteville’s four stores surround the post.

Camp Lejeune & Cherry Point Jacksonville has two stores (Western Blvd and Marine Blvd). Havelock’s US 70 store is just outside MCAS Cherry Point.

Seymour Johnson AFB The N. Berkeley Blvd store in Goldsboro is only minutes from the base.

Late-Night Hours

What Time Does Cook Out Close in North Carolina?

Most North Carolina Cook Out stores open at 10:30 AM and close around 3 AM Sunday through Thursday and about 4 AM on Friday and Saturday. Hours vary by store, and some small-town or campus-area locations keep different schedules, so check the store before a late drive.

DayTypical openTypical close
Sunday–Thursday10:30 AMabout 3:00 AM
Friday–Saturday10:30 AMabout 4:00 AM
Major holidaysVariesMay close early or stay closed

Late-night service is usually drive-thru only, and the walk-up window may close earlier at some stores. Thanksgiving and Christmas hours are not always the same as the standard schedule, so see our Cook Out hours guide before you count on a holiday meal.

For a 2 AM run, the in-town city stores (Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Fayetteville and Wilmington) are the safest bets because they have the most late traffic. In smaller towns, the Cook Out drive-thru is often one of the only kitchens still open after midnight.

Ordering Guide

What Does Cook Out Cost in North Carolina (2026)?

A Cookout Tray (an entree, two sides and a drink) costs about $7.39–$7.99 at most North Carolina stores, and a Jr. Tray starts at about $5.29. Prices are set store by store, so expect small differences between Charlotte, the Triangle and rural towns.

First-timer tip: Order a Big Double “Cook Out Style” tray (chili, slaw, onions and mustard) with hush puppies and a Cheerwine or sweet tea, then add a milkshake. In North Carolina, a BBQ tray or a BBQ sandwich with slaw is the other classic order.
  • Cookout Tray: about $7.39–$7.99
  • Jr. Tray: from about $5.29
  • Milkshakes: about $3.99, 40+ flavors
  • Payment: cash and cards accepted

Tray entrees include burgers, the Big Double, chopped NC barbecue, hot dogs, chicken strips, spicy chicken, chicken wraps and quesadillas. For sides you can pick fries, onion rings, hush puppies, chili cheese fries, slaw, bacon wrap and more. Cheerwine, the cherry soda bottled in Salisbury, NC, is on the fountain at most stores and can also be ordered as a float.

Browse the full Cook Out menu, the tray menu, the milkshake menu, the drinks menu and the secret menu. You can check calories with the calorie calculator and read the allergen guide before ordering.

NC Fast-Food Rivals

How Does Cook Out Compare to Other North Carolina Favorites?

Cook Out wins on late hours and tray value. Other North Carolina chains are known for breakfast (Biscuitville), fried chicken and biscuits (Bojangles) or a sit-down char-grill experience. Many locals use Cook Out for late dinner and a milkshake and the others for morning or daytime meals.

ChainNC rootsBest forCompared with Cook Out
BojanglesCharlotte, 1977Chicken and biscuits, breakfastEarlier hours, fewer late-night stores
BiscuitvillePiedmont NCScratch biscuits for breakfast and lunchCloses early afternoon; Cook Out covers the night
Char-GrillRaleigh, 1959Char-grilled burgers in the TriangleSimilar grill style, much smaller footprint
Krispy KremeWinston-Salem, 1937Doughnuts and coffeeDessert rival to Cook Out shakes
CheerwineSalisbury, 1917Cherry sodaServed at Cook Out rather than competing with it

For barbecue, Cook Out’s chopped pork is a quick fast-food take on North Carolina barbecue, not a replacement for the state’s wood-fired pits in Lexington or the whole-hog places down east. It does give travelers a taste of the style at 1 AM, when every pit house has long since closed.

City & State Guides

Where Can I Find More Cook Out Guides for North Carolina and Nearby States?

We have city guides for most of North Carolina’s larger Cook Out markets, plus state guides for every neighboring Cook Out state. Each city guide covers its stores in more detail, along with nearby options and local tips.

Charlotte 13 stores from University City to Steele Creek

Raleigh 6 in-city stores plus Garner on the guide

Greensboro 7 stores, where Cook Out started in 1989

Pittsboro No store in town; nearest are Chapel Hill, Sanford and Apex

Henderson No store in town; Oxford is the closest

Other NC city guides: Albemarle, Apex, Asheboro, Boone, Burlington, Cary, Chapel Hill, Concord, Dunn, Elizabeth City, Fuquay-Varina, Garner, Gastonia, Goldsboro, Greenville, Hickory, High Point, Jacksonville, Kannapolis, Kinston, Laurinburg, Lenoir, Lumberton, Monroe, Mooresville, Morganton, New Bern, Oxford, Randleman, Rocky Mount, Roxboro, Sanford, Shelby, Statesville, Wake Forest, Wilson.

Neighboring states: Cook Out Virginia (42 stores), Cook Out South Carolina (52), Cook Out Tennessee (40) and Cook Out Georgia (46). You can also search any address with the Cook Out locations finder.

Questions Answered

Cook Out North Carolina FAQs

Answers to the questions people ask most.

How many Cook Out restaurants are in North Carolina?

North Carolina has 144 open Cook Out restaurants in 99 cities and towns as of October 2026, according to the Cook Out store locator. That is more than any other state. South Carolina is second with 52. Five more NC stores (Charlotte’s Woodland Beaver Rd, Biscoe, Siler City, Zebulon and Richlands) are listed as coming soon and are not included in the 144.

Where was the first Cook Out in North Carolina?

The first Cook Out opened in 1989 on Randleman Road in Greensboro, founded by Morris Reaves. Greensboro still has a store at 2601 Randleman Road, plus six more around the city. The company headquarters is in Thomasville, NC, about 20 miles southwest of Greensboro, and the Thomasville store is at 1123 Randolph Street.

Which North Carolina city has the most Cook Out locations?

Charlotte has the most with 13 stores, including 715 Charlottetowne Ave near uptown, 9615 North Tryon St in University City and 13317 York Center Dr in Steele Creek. Greensboro is second with 7, then Raleigh with 6, and Durham and Winston-Salem with 5 each. Fayetteville and Wilmington have 4 each.

What time does Cook Out close in North Carolina?

Most North Carolina Cook Out stores open at 10:30 AM and close around 3 AM Sunday through Thursday and around 4 AM on Friday and Saturday. Hours vary by store, and late-night service is usually drive-thru only. Holiday hours, especially on Thanksgiving and Christmas, can differ, so check the individual store before you go.

Is there a Cook Out on the Outer Banks?

Yes. The Outer Banks store is at 1513 S Croatan Hwy (US 158) in Kill Devil Hills, the easternmost Cook Out in North Carolina. On the mainland, the closest is 912 W Ehringhaus St in Elizabeth City. Farther south on the Crystal Coast, Morehead City has a store at 4127 Arendell St (US 70).

Which Cook Out is closest to Fort Bragg?

The Spring Lake store at 406 Lillington Hwy is next to Fort Bragg. Fayetteville has four more: 1909 Skibo Rd by Cross Creek Mall, 6903 Cliffdale Rd, 3745 Ramsey St and 2921 Owen Dr. Raeford’s store at 114 Fayetteville Rd covers the Hoke County side of the post.

Is there a Cook Out in the North Carolina mountains?

Yes, nine. Asheville has 251 Tunnel Rd and 1055 Patton Ave, and Boone has 1179 Blowing Rock Rd near App State. There are also stores in Hendersonville (2546 Chimney Rock Rd), Brevard, Waynesville, Sylva, Franklin and Marion. Lenoir and Morganton sit at the edge of the foothills.

How much is a Cookout Tray in North Carolina?

A Cookout Tray costs about $7.39–$7.99 at most North Carolina stores. It includes one entree, two sides and a drink. A Jr. Tray starts at about $5.29, and milkshakes are about $3.99 with more than 40 flavors. Prices are set by each store, so a Charlotte or Raleigh store may cost a little more than a small-town one.

Sources: Cook Out store locator, October 2026 (all addresses, open counts by state and coming-soon list); Wikipedia, “Cook Out (restaurant)” (1989 Greensboro founding on Randleman Road, Morris Reaves, August 2024 Charlotte expansion announcement, Thomasville headquarters, 50+ NC stores before expanding into other states); Rocky Mount Telegram (Tarboro store construction).
Before You Drive

Find the Closest Cook Out in North Carolina

Pick your region above for the store address and one-tap directions, or open your city guide for more detail. Hours vary by store, so check before a late-night run.

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