
Red Robin Closing Underperforming Restaurants – What About Evansville?
Every week we hear about another national restaurant chain closing locations that are underperforming. Fortunately, Evansville, Indiana residents are known for loving to eat. So far, many of our chain restaurants have not closed, and that's a great thing for jobs.
Denny's, Wendy's, and Red Lobster
Three of those national chains that have announced closures are Denny's, Wendy's, and Red Lobster. Not only is Evansville not losing Wendy's locations, but our area is also getting store upgrades.
Red Robin Announces Closings
In the spirit of full transparency, I have only eaten at Red Robin two times in my whole life. Once was when I was very pregnant and craving cheeseburgers, I tried one and in the very center, I bit into an ONION! That was a hard pass for me. The second time I think I ordered something less likely to have touched an onion - from the kid's menu.
70 Locations Could Close
The fine print here is that Red Robin announced that it could close 70 locations over a five-year period of time. We can expect 10-15 restaurants to close in 2025, and those have already begun. So far, these locations have not been in Indiana. Officials with Red Robin plan to add some new menu items and refresh things a bit so the revenue will increase.
Red Robin Locations in Indiana
Bloomington – 2846 E. 3rd St.
Carmel – 14599 Clay Terrace Blvd.
Evansville – 6636 E. Lloyd Expressway
Fort Wayne – 4201 Coldwater Rd.
Indianapolis – 8190 N. Shadeland Ave.
Merrillville – 2465 Southlake Mall
Mishawaka – 4010 N. Main St.
Noblesville – 13215 Harrell Parkway
Plainfield – 365 S. Perry Rd.
Schererville – 1410 US-41
Valparaiso – 3004 John Howell Dr.
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