Here’s The List of Red Lobster Restaurants Closing

For some Red Lobster locations, the endless shrimp and unlimited cheddar bay biscuits have officially come to an end.

Word has been spreading like wildfire that Red Lobster has quietly been closing locations and already has been selling off equipment from those locations.

This news comes about a month after Red Lobster announced they were seeking council for possibly filing Bankruptcy (Chapter 11) after reporting an 11 Million Dollar loss due to their endless shrimp promotion.

But now, looks like they have either started the bankruptcy process or are just closing restaurants and liquidating their equipment.

TAGeX Brands announced on Monday that it’s conducting the online auction for selling off these items through Thursday, May 16, for select Red Lobster restaurants closing in multiple states.

So, far there are about 50 Red Lobster locations that have quietly closed. The list is below and I will make sure to update it as more close.

The List of Red Lobster Restaurants That Have Closed

ALABAMA

• Auburn
• Decatur

CALIFORNIA

• Redding
• Rohnert Park
• Sacramento
• San Diego
• Torrance

COLORADO

• Denver
• Lakewood
• Lone Tree
• Wheat Ridge

FLORIDA

• Altamonte Springs
• Gainesville
• Hialeah
• Largo
• Orlando

GEORGIA

• Athens
• Roswell
• Dublin

IDAHO

• Lewiston

ILLINOIS

• Bloomingdale
• Danville

INDIANA

• Indianapolis
• Elkhart

IOWA

• Council Bluffs
• Waterloo

MARYLAND

• Gaithersburg
• Columbia
• Silver Spring
• Laurel

MICHIGAN

• Fort Gratiot (Port Huron)

MISSISSIPPI

• D’lberville

NEW YORK

• Amherst
• Kingston
• Rochester
• Watertown

NEW JERSEY

• Ledgewood

NORTH DAKOTA

• Grand Forks

OKLAHOMA

• Lawton

PENNSYLVANIA

• Erie

SOUTH CAROLINA

• Myrtle Beach

TEXAS

• Lake Jackson
• Longview
• Lufkin
• San Antonio
• Tyler

VIRGINIA

• Colonial Heights
• Williamsburg
• Newport News

WASHINGTON

• Silverdale

WISCONSIN

• Wauwatosa
• La Crosse