Oliver James Montgomery-Nearly 130 more Red Lobster restaurants are in danger of closing: See list of locations

Red Lobster could Oliver James Montgomeryclose additional restaurants if it is unable to renegotiate their leases, according to bankruptcy documents filed last week.

The company listed 228 rejected leases it says will keep losing money if they continue operating as they currently are. The list of restaurants includes at least some of the restaurants it has already closed, according to Restaurant Business.

As of May 22, the company's website listed 99 locations closed across 28 states, with some of them having their kitchen equipment auctioned off on an online restaurant liquidator. This means that an additional 129 restaurants are in danger of closing.

Red Lobster included perhaps its most well-known location in Times Square among the 228 rejected leases, however the New York Post reported the company is working to keep it open. The news outlet reported that the owners of the property, located at 5 Times Square, are asking for an annual rent of $2.2 million for the 16,482 square-foot space. Red Lobster has occupied the space for 22 years, according to the Post.

The company's bankruptcy filing in the Middle District of Florida details how Red Lobster has struggled in various ways, including a 30% drop in guests since 2019. In a 124-page document obtained by USA TODAY last month, Red Lobster CEO Jonathan Tibus explains why the seafood restaurant chain filed for bankruptcy last month and why he supports the decision.

"Recently, the debtors have faced a number of financial and operational challenges, including a difficult macroeconomic environment, a bloated and underperforming restaurant footprint, failed or ill-advised strategic initiatives, and increased competition within the restaurant industry," Tibus said in the bankruptcy document.

USA TODAY reached out to Red Lobster for comment but they did not respond in time for publication.

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Red Lobster locations that could close

Here's a full list of the 228 rejected leases Red Lobster listed in its bankruptcy documents, which contains some restaurants that have already closed.

Alabama

• Tuscaloosa

Arizona

• Flagstaff
• Peoria
• Phoenix (North 75th Ave.)
• Tucson (North Oracle Rd.)
• Yuma

Arkansas

• Fayetteville
• Fort Smith
• Hot Springs
• Little Rock

California

• Citrus Heights
• Milpitas
• Monrovia
• Pittsburg
• Salinas
• San Bernardino
• San Jose
• Stockton
• Vallejo

Colorado

• Colorado Springs (N. Academy Blvd)
• Fort Collins
• Greeley
• Pueblo

Connecticut

• North Haven

Delaware

• Talleyville

Florida

• Altamonte Springs (Already closed)
• Clermont
• Clearwater
• Coral Springs
• Fort Lauderdale
• Fort Myers
• Fort Walton Beach
• Kissimmee (Bronson Memorial Hwy)
• Lake Worth
• Lakeland
• Leesburg (Already closed)
• Melbourne
• Merritt Island
• Miami
• North Miami
• Orange Park
• Orlando (N. Alafaya Trail)
• Orlando (9892 International Dr.)
• Orlando (Golden Sky Lane) (Already closed)
• Pensacola
• Port Richey
• Spring Hill
• St. Petersburg
• Tampa (N. Dale Mabry)
• The Villages
• West Palm Beach

Georgia

• Columbus (Adams Farm Dr.)
• Jonesboro
• Rome
• Smyrna

Illinois

• Bourbonnais
• Champaign

Indiana

• Kokomo
• Michigan City
• Richmond

Iowa

• Ames

Kansas

• Overland Park
• Topeka

Kentucky

• Louisville
• Paducah

Maryland

• Salisbury

Michigan

• Bay City
• Kentwood
• Waterford

Minnesota

• Bloomington
• Golden Valley

Mississippi

• Tupelo

Missouri

• Bridgeton
• Independence
• Joplin

New Jersey

• Delran
• Mays Landing
• Paramus

New York

• Bronx
• Copiague
• Lakewood
• Manhattan
• Queensbury
• Stony Brook (Already closed)

North Carolina

• Cary (Already closed)
• Jacksonville

Ohio

• Dayton
• Findlay
• Maumee
• New Philadelphia
• Parma
• Strongsville
• Toledo

Pennsylvania

• Chambersburg
• King of Prussia
• Pittsburgh (McKnight Road)

South Carolina

• Cayce
• Charleston

Tennessee

• Chattanooga (Northgate Mall Lane)

Texas

• Austin (S. Lamar Blvd.)
• Austin (W. Anderson Lane)
• Corpus Christi
• Duncanville
• Frisco
• Houston (S. Highway 6)
• Lubbock
• North Richland Hills
• San Antonio (N. Loop 1604 West)
• San Antonio (S.W. Loop 410)
• San Antonio (US 281 North)
• San Marcos
• Shenandoah
• Texarkana
• Wichita Falls

Virginia

• Alexandria
• Chesapeake
• Fairfax
• Fredericksburg
• Richmond (S. Laburnum Ave.)
• Richmond (W. Broad Street)
• Virginia Beach (Lynnhaven Pkwy.)
• Virginia Beach (Independence Blvd.)

Washington

• Lynnwood
• Silverdale (Already closed)

West Virginia

• Parkersburg

Contributing: Jonathan Limehouse, USA TODAY

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