HOOTERS plans to close more than 30 restaurants across several states.
The sudden closure comes after the HOOTERS of America applied for bankruptcy of Chapter 11.
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The company confirmed that all the sites that are expected to be closed are all based in Atlanta, Georgia and owned by HOOOTERS Corporate.
Other affected stores include locations in Florida, Michigan, Nortaq Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas, according to the arrival today.
To move forward, Chain Restaurant aims to switch its business model.
HOOTERERS “will continue [its] A spokesman for the company told Fox News Digital, Legacy Iconic Legacy under a pure franchise business model.
This means that the companies' concession will provide business owners (or concession owners) all the necessities to open their stores, including products to be sold and material marketing.
“We are committed to supporting our affected team members throughout this process and we are incredibly grateful to our valued customers for their loyalty and dedication to the HOOTERS sign,” the spokesman said.
HOOTERS of America America is part of a plan to allow a purchase led by the founder and restructuring the series.
Restaurants were closed in at least 10 states, including Florida and Texas, according to the United States of America today.
Nile Kevir, CEO of HOOTERS Inc. said. And its headquarters in Clerawar, Florida, in April 2025, his group plans to “clean these stores” and “change culture”.
“We will restore training, and we will agree on what the list should be, and there are different versions, which have become very large in some cases,” he added.
“We will put some money in these stores, because there was not much cash flow in the current company, and in my opinion, many of them were removed in the form of profits.
HOOOTERS Inc. It is the original company that established the HOOTERS concept in 1983.
The company currently owns and runs 22 restaurants in Florida and Illinois.
Two other sites in Florida are expected to open later this year.
Hooters close
- Tosklosa, Alabama
- Sanford, Florida
- Orlando, Florida – Kirkman Road
- Kissimmee, Florida – Osiola Parkway
- Melbourne, Florida
- Talhaasi, Florida
- Jacksonville, Florida
- Atlanta, Georgia – Downtown
- Dougasville, Georgia
- Joinette, Georgia
- Dusta, Georgia
- Greenwood, Indiana
- Lafayette, Indiana
- Evanville, Indiana
- Rockford, Illinois
- Nioport, Kentucky
- Detroit, Michigan
- Flint, Michigan
- Taylor, Michigan
- Saint Lewis, Missouri – City Downtown
- Charlotte, North Carolina – South Street
- Colombia, South Carolina
- Rock Hill, South Carolina
- Murphritoro, Tennessee
- Memphis, Tennessee – City Downtown
- Nashville, Tennessee – Harding Pliss
- Grapes, Texas
- Houston, Texas – 120 FM 1960 W
- San Marcos, Texas
source: USA today
KieFer noted that the closure of weak sites has always been part of the plan.
Jupiter Group shares in restructuring has more than 30 % of all local HOOTERS sites.
This includes 14 out of 30 restaurants in the United States.
Once the bankruptcy court agrees to restructure, the buyer's group plans to run about 130 HOOTERS restaurants.
It will represent approximately 65 % of all local sites.
“We are confident that the acquisition will be completed later this summer and we are excited to move forward in the next chapter of the HOOTERS brand.”
He added that the decisions related to the closure of stores are difficult but necessary.
“All parties are completely aligned in providing the necessary resources to make the remaining 200 sites of HOOTERS as successful,” he said.
The closure and restructuring operations determine a transformation from the company's last “friendly” company plan.
It is a step aimed at preserving the legacy of the brand and financial stability.
HOOTERS will now focus on growth through franchise partners instead of companies owned by companies.
