Ethermac Exchange-Red Lobster lists 99 restaurants closed in 28 states: See locations closing in your state

Dozens of Red Lobster restaurants have Ethermac Exchangeabruptly closed across the country and the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Florida on Sunday.

As of Wednesday morning, the company's website lists 99 locations closed across 28 states, with some of them having their kitchen equipment auctioned off on an online restaurant liquidator last week. That is an additional 12 locations than previously reported by USA TODAY.

The liquidator, TAGeX Brands, announced last week it was auctioning off equipment from 48 locations that have closed. The website said that each winner would receive the "entire contents of the Red Lobster location they bid on."

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 on Tuesday, Red Lobster CEO Jonathan Tibus explains why the seafood restaurant chain filed for bankruptcy on Sunday 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.

Here's what we know about the closures, including a state-by-state breakdown of closed locations.

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Closed Red Lobster locations

Each of these restaurants are currently listed as temporarily closed on the website. Click on the state to see locations in that area or scroll through the list:

Alabama | Arizona | California | Colorado | Florida | Georgia | Idaho | Illinois | Indiana | Iowa | Kansas | Louisiana | Maryland | Michigan | Mississippi | Missouri | New Jersey | New York | North Carolina | North Dakota | Oklahoma | Pennsylvania | South Carolina | Tennessee | Texas | Virginia | Washington | Wisconsin |

Alabama

• Auburn
• Decatur
• Huntsville
• Mobile

Arizona

• Oro Valley

California

• Chico
• Fremont
• Montclair
• Redding
• Rohnert Park
• Sacramento
• San Diego (Mira Mesa Blvd.)
• Torrance

Colorado

• Denver
• Lakewood
• Lone Tree
• Wheat Ridge

Florida

• Altamonte Springs
• Daytona Beach Shores
• Gainesville
• Hialeah
• Jacksonville (Commerce Center Drive) 
• Jacksonville (Baymeadows Road) 
• Jacksonville (City Station Drive)
• Jensen Beach
• Kissimmee (West Vine St.)
• Largo
• Leesburg
• Orlando (E. Colonial Dr.)
• Orlando (W. Colonial Dr.)
• Orlando (Golden Sky Lane) 
• Sanford
• Tampa (East Busch Blvd.)
• Tampa (Palm Pointe Dr.)

Georgia

• Athens
• Dublin
• Roswell

Idaho

• Lewiston

Illinois

• Bloomingdale
• Danville

Indiana

• Elkhart 
• Indianapolis (N. Shadeland Ave.)

Iowa

• Council Bluffs
• Waterloo

Kansas

• Kansas City
• Olathe
• Salina

Louisiana

• Bossier City

Maryland

• Columbia
• Gaithersburg
• Laurel
• Silver Spring

Michigan

• Fort Gratiot

Mississippi

• D'Iberville
• Hattiesburg
• Jackson

Missouri

• Jefferson City

New Jersey

• Bridgewater
• East Brunswick
• Ledgewood
• Lawrenceville

New York

• Amherst
• Buffalo
• Kingston
• Lakewood
• Nanuet
• Rochester (Jefferson Rd.)
• Poughkeepsie
• Scarsdale
• Stony Brook
• Watertown
• Williamsville

North Carolina

• Burlington
• Cary
• Durham
• Rocky Mount

North Dakota

• Grand Forks

Oklahoma

• Lawton
• Oklahoma City (NW Expressway St.)
• Stillwater

Pennsylvania

• Erie

South Carolina

• Myrtle Beach (Hwy. 17 N.)

Tennessee

• Memphis (Winchester Rd.)

Texas

• Dallas (E. Technology Blvd.)
• Dallas (Vantage Point Dr.)
• Houston (FM 1960 Rd W.)
• Lake Jackson
• Longview
• Lufkin
• Pasadena
• San Antonio (Interstate 35 S.)
• Tyler
• Victoria

Virginia

• Colonial Heights
• Newport News
• Williamsburg

Washington

• Silverdale

Wisconsin

• La Crosse
• Wauwatosa

Who own Red Lobster restaurants?

Thai Union Group − which is based in Thailand − has been the largest shareholder since 2020, owning 49% of the company. Darden Restaurants originally sold off Red Lobster to private equity firm Golden Gate Capital in 2014 for about $2.1 billion.

Contributing: Jonathan Limehouse, USA TODAY

Gabe Hauari is a national trending news reporter at USA TODAY. You can follow him on X @GabeHauari or email him at [email protected].