Foxtrot, a Chicago-based brand that was recently merged with Dom’s Hospitality, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. As a result, all of its stores in Texas, D.C., and Illinois have been closed. The news was first reported by Snaxshot, which noted that Dom’s had not placed its usual grocery order the previous week.
Foxtrot employees were informed of the closure during a conference call on Tuesday morning and were instructed not to discuss it with customers. The company, which has around 1,000 workers across multiple states, appointed a new CEO in February 2024.
The four locations of Foxtrot in Dallas are now permanently closed as per Google Maps. However, as of press time, Eater Dallas has not received any comment from the representative regarding this matter.
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