Red Lobster Closing Locations: A Comprehensive Guide

Massive Closures in the Works

Roughly two dozen more Red Lobster restaurants are slated to close as part of the seafood chain's ongoing bankruptcy proceedings.

This latest round of closures follows the abrupt shuttering of 48 locations across the United States, including three in New York.

Red Lobster's Aim: Reduce Footprint

Red Lobster's parent company, Red Lobster Holdings, filed for bankruptcy in October 2020 and has since identified several dozen more restaurants for potential closure.

The move is part of the company's plan to reduce its footprint and focus on more profitable locations.

Locations Facing the Ax

Newly Announced Closures

Here are the Red Lobster locations set to close as part of the recent wave of closures, sorted by state:

• Alabama: Foley
• Arizona: Peoria
• California: Antioch, Buena Park
• Colorado: Colorado Springs
• Florida: Apopka, Casselberry, Deerfield Beach, Englewood, Fort Walton Beach, Hollywood, Largo, Orange City, Pensacola, Port Richey, St. Petersburg, Tampa (2 locations), The Villages
• Georgia: Columbus, Griffin, Hinesville, Macon, Peachtree City, Roswell
• Indiana: Fort Wayne
• Iowa: Cedar Falls
• Kentucky: Somerset
• Massachusetts: Hyannis
• Michigan: Benton Harbor, Livonia, Warren
• Missouri: Independence
• North Carolina: Cary, Fayetteville, Greensboro, Hendersonville, Jacksonville
• Ohio: Akron, Beavercreek, Canton, Columbus, Dayton, Euclid, Parma, Springfield
• Oklahoma: Tulsa (2 locations)
• Oregon: Medford
• Pennsylvania: Allentown, Erie, Mechanicsburg, Monroeville, North Versailles, Philadelphia
• South Carolina: Myrtle Beach
• Tennessee: Clarksville, Murfreesboro
• Texas: Arlington, Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston (2 locations), Katy
• Virginia: Alexandria, Newport News, Virginia Beach
• Washington: Kennewick
• West Virginia: Parkersburg