The first May bank holiday is around the corner and as with all bank holidays, opening times at Tesco may change.
The early May bank holiday is also known as May Day and this year it falls on Monday, May 1.
Because of this, most Brits get to enjoy a three-day weekend - but it also means supermarket opening times may change.
Tesco has over 3,400 stores and opening times can vary across England and Wales, and shoppers are advised to check for changes before heading down.
You can find your nearest to check the specific timings with the supermarket's locator tool.
As opening times might change slightly from the norm over the bank holiday - we've rounded up everything you need to know.
Tesco May Day bank holiday opening times 2023
Tesco stores will be open as normal over the weekend leading up to the May Day bank holiday on Monday.
Tesco's larger superstores have incredibly long opening hours and the majority of its larger stores open their doors between 6am and 7am.
The supermarket then remains open until between 10pm and midnight.
This will again be the case on Saturday.
On Sunday, April 30, larger Tesco stores are usually only open for six hours from 10am to 4pm, 11am to 5pm or midday until 6pm.
On May Day itself, the majority of Tesco's larger stores will be open from 8am to 6pm.
Some of its stores will be open a little later until 8pm.
In Scotland, larger Tesco stores will be open from 8am until 8pm on bank holiday Monday.
All Tesco Express stores, which are its smaller convenience stores, will be open as normal.
These sites will open from between 6am and 7am until between 10pm and midnight.
Tesco also has sites which are open 24 hours a day.
These stores will remain open as normal on Friday and will shut at 10pm on Saturday which is usually due to Sunday trading hours.
On the bank holiday Monday, the majority of these sites will be open from 8am to 8pm.
These stores will then return to being open 24 hours on Tuesday morning.
