Red Lobster Closing These 8 Ohio Locations Due To Bankruptcy
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Red Lobster Closing These 8 Ohio Locations Due To Bankruptcy
Soon, everyone’s favorite biscuits will be a lot harder to find in Ohio. Keep scrolling to see exactly which Red Lobster locations are expected to close. Following its previous announcement of filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, America’s biggest seafood chain is set to close eight Ohio restaurants soon. FOX 8 reports that Red Lobster will not be renewing the following eight building leases. However, they also note which Ohio locations are expected to stay open. For now. From FOX 8: Filings show the restaurant chain has also rejected the lease for its former Orange Village location at 3655 Orange Place, which closed in 2022 after 45 years, according to reports. The company closed dozens of locations last month before filing for bankruptcy, and planned to auction off those eateries’ kitchen equipment and furniture, Nexstar reported. Check out the eight Ohio Red Lobster locations that will be closing soon below. Drop us a comment if you wish Red Lobster could stick around forever!
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Parma: 7607 Day Drive
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Strongsville: 17227 Southpark Center
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Toledo: 4990 Monroe St.
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Dayton: 6500 Miller Lane
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Findlay: 2340 Tiffin Ave.
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New Philadelphia: 255 Graff Road SE
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Maumee: 1422 Reynolds Road
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Columbus: 1691 Dublin-Granville Road
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