Turkey isn’t for everyone — and corporate America knows this well.

Therefore, grabbing a coffee, fast food, last-second groceries or a sit-down meal throughout the country on Thanksgiving won’t be hard.

Although government-run services like the post office will be closed and garbage pickup in NYC will be on hold 24 hours after Turkey Day — as will direct deposit services for the bank holiday — here is a look at chain stores and restaurants open Thursday.

Of course, checking with local branches about individual hours is best.

Most will be open, but hours vary by location.

Holiday hours vary by location.

Holiday hours vary by location.

The International House of Pancakes will be open with hours varying by location.

Select locations will be open.

Wendy’s will be open various hours per location.

Select Sonic locations will be open.

The beloved roadside stop will be open during regular hours.

Outback Steakhouse will be closed.

The pizza chain does not require stores to be open. Check with local branches for operating information.

White Castle will be open until 3 p.m. Try the home recipe stuffing.

Select locations of turkey competitors will be open from 4 p.m. until midnight, with earlier hours in Dallas and Detroit ahead of the Cowboys and Lions’ separate afternoon games.

Locally, Fresh Meadows and Farmingdale locations will be closed, according to their website.

Hours vary by location.

Whole Foods will be open from 7 a.m. until 1 p.m.

The home improvement store is closed on Thanksgiving and will reopen on Black Friday during its usual hours.

Closed until Black Friday.

Closed Thanksgiving and will reopen Black Friday with usual hours.

CVS will be open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

Only 24-hour locations will be open on Thanksgiving.