Family-Favorite Burger Spot In New York Is Quietly Shutting Down

A beloved burger chain with bottomless fries and "the best kids menu" is closing more locations.

Red Robin recently announced it was looking into "alternatives for approximately 70 underperforming restaurant locations, including closure upon expiration of the current lease term."

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Red Robin president and CEO G.J. Hart said most underperforming locations will close over the next five years. Closures will vary, depending on leases.

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Red Robin Closing 15 Locations

Finance Buzz reports the national burger chain is closing 15 locations this year. That includes 14 company-owned restaurants and one franchise location.

Closing locations haven't been announced.

Red Robin In New York State

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Red Robin has a number of restaurants across New York State. According to the company's website, in New Yor,k you can feast on a burger and their endless fries or sides at Red Robin in:

Amherst
Camillus
Clifton Park
Fayetteville
Greece
Horseheads
Latham
Orchard Park
Poughkeepsie
Rochester
Saratoga Springs
Vestal
Watertown
Webster

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8 New York Restaurants Make List Of Food Network's Best Burgers In The Country

8 New York Restaurants Make List Of Food Networks Best Burgers In The Country

In a recent list of the "100 Best Burgers In America" from Food Network, New York made the list 8 times. The list from Food Network highlights over 105 restaurants from across America where you can find the best burgers. To have 8 slots is pretty cool.

Here's a look at those 8:

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