Red Lobster says it is closing nearly 50 of its restaurants in the U.S. The locations span across more than 20 states — cutting back on Red Lobster’s presence in cities like Denver, San Antonio, Indianapolis and Sacramento. Red Lobster has been struggling for some time. With lease and labor costs piling up in recent years, the chain is now reportedly considering filing for bankruptcy.
Here's a look at which locations will be closing.
AlabamaAuburn
Decatur
CaliforniaRedding
Rohnert Park
Sacramento
San Diego
Torrance
ColoradoDenver
Lakewood
Lone Tree
Wheat Ridge
FloridaAltamonte Springs
Gainesville
Hialeah
Largo
Orlando
GeorgiaAthens
Roswell
Dublin
IdahoLewiston
IllinoisBloomingdale
Danville
IndianaIndianapolis
Elkhart
IowaCouncil Bluffs
Waterloo
MarylandGaithersburg
Columbia
Silver Spring
Laurel
MichiganFort
Gratiot
MississippiD'lberville
New YorkAmherst
Kingston
Rochester
New JerseyLedgewood
North DakotaGrand Forks
OklahomaLawton
South CarolinaMyrtle Beach
TexasLake Jackson
Long View
San Antonio
VirginiaColonial Heights
Williamsburg
Newport News
WashingtonSilverdale
WisconsinWauwatosa
La Crosse
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