"America's Diner" with many locations in New York State confirmed plans to close over 150 locations.

In the fall of 2024, Denny's announced plans to close around 150 eateries across the nation by the end of 2025.

Denny's Closing Around 150 Locations

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Denny's, which calls itself "America's Diner"  has over 50 locations across New York State.

This past week chief financial officer Robert Verostek announced nearly 40 additional closures.

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Verostek told investors 88 locations have already closed with plans to close 70 to 90 more locations in 2025.

USA Today reports this means close to 38 more locations will close from the closing announcement last fall.

Closing Locations Not Announced

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As of this writing, it's unclear which locations will close. The 70-year-old plus brand did say back in October some of the closures included aging buildings that are too old to be remodeled.

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Verostek announced this week most of the soon to be closed locations have been open for an average of about 30 years.

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In late 2023, Denny's shut down 57 locations. Officials confirmed that most of the closures were due to "inflation."

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