For many Philadelphians, the closure of Pa. liquor stores means one thing: a quick trip to Jersey. New Jersey offers a welcome reprieve for those looking to buy alcohol on Thanksgiving Day. Liquor stores in the Garden State are allowed to operate on the holiday, except in dry municipalities.

Louisianans are in luck — because while some states, like our neighbors Mississippi and Alabama, keep the liquor locked up on Thanksgiving, Louisiana allows its alcohol stores to remain open for the holiday. Some regions, however, follow a different set of local ordinances.

According to state law, retail liquor stores must be closed on Thanksgiving, but there are still other ways to purchase drinks on the holiday.

While you can’t purchase wine or hard liquor at grocery stores in Kansas, you can purchase items like beer and cereal malt beverages. Although some grocery stores may be closed or have reduced hours on the holiday, Kansas liquor laws allow grocery stores to sell alcohol on every holiday but Easter.

Forgot the bourbon for your Thanksgiving feast? Discover which Florida liquor stores are open and ready to rescue your holiday cheer.

Keep in mind that Texas liquor stores are closed on Thanksgiving Day by state law, so be sure to stock up before the holiday arrives. How early can you buy beer and wine in Texas?