Buca di Beppo files for bankruptcy: Which locations remain open?

On Monday, the Italian chain restaurant, Buca di Beppo, filed for bankruptcy after a slew of store closures.
The company blamed its financial woes on things including rising costs and hiring difficulty, according to information from the restaurant and court papers filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas.
In its 21-page petition obtained by USA TODAY, the Orlando-based casual restaurant chain named 30 creditors it owes close to $50 million.
The chain of Italian-American restaurants has been slowly shuttering its doors since COVID hit in 2020 and last month closed nearly 20% of its locations, according to Restaurant Business Magazine.
Following the closures, the chain says it plans to restructure 44 locations and open a new one, according to a press release.
The following locations are listed as open to diners in the U.S. on Buca di Beppo website:
Arizona | California | Florida | Illinois | Indiana | Kentucky | Minnesota | Missouri | Nevada | New Mexico | Ohio | Tennessee | Texas | Washington
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