The Nashville-based national chain O’Charley’s has closed its restaurants Wednesday, according to multiple reports.
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The company is closing all corporate-owned O’Charley’s locations, according to NRN, a restaurant industry news outlet, and The Tennessean.
The closures appear to include the three locations remaining in Georgia.
Channel 2 Action News made calls to the two metro Atlanta locations listed on the company website, in Canton and Stockbridge, but the calls failed to connect.
The third Georgia location, in Fort Oglethorpe, also was unreachable by phone.
The company’s Instagram and Facebook pages have also been taken down.
Attempts to reach the O’Charley’s corporate office were unsuccessful.
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WKRN spoke to managers at Nashville locations who said the restaurants will close there at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
An employee at a Harrison, Ohio, location reported that their location would close at 8 p.m. Wednesday, according to The 812.
The Owensboro, Kentucky, location is also closing permanently, the Owensboro Times said.
NRN quoted a franchise employee in Ohio, who said their restaurant will stay open as long as possible.
O’Charley’s restaurants are located mostly in the South, with some locations in the Midwest.
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