The beloved American steakhouse chain shocked many when it suddenly closed all 261 of its corporate-owned locations and laid off nearly 18,000 employees.
The closures came after the company faced severe financial struggles, including issues with misappropriated
sales tax funds, which further complicated its operations and threatened its survival.
Logan’s Roadhouse – Despite these challenges, the chain was acquired by SPB Hospitality, which purchased the CraftWorks portfolio—including Logan’s Roadhouse—out of bankruptcy. Under new ownership, the company has reopened many locations and continues to operate successfully,
serving its signature mesquite-grilled steaks, hearty sides, and classic American fare.
As of 2025, it maintains 135 locations across 22 states, remaining a favorite among fans of casual dining and steakhouse cuisine.
The closures marked a pivotal moment in the restaurant industry, highlighting the vulnerabilities of large chains when facing financial mismanagement and operational pressures.
Thousands of employees were suddenly left without jobs or benefits, drawing attention to the human impact of corporate struggles.
Since its revival, Logan’s Roadhouse has adapted its business strategies, improved operations, and focused on maintaining its brand identity. Its ability to rebound reflects
both the resilience of the chain and the enduring popularity of its menu offerings. Today, the restaurant continues to attract loyal customers, providing a familiar and comforting dining experience across multiple states.
