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Smokey Bones Layoffs 2026: Timeline & Numbers

Latest announcement (Apr 28, 2026): Smokey Bones, a FAT Brands chain in bankruptcy, closed all of its remaining US restaurants on April 28, 2026, with employees given little or no notice. Locations named: Grove City, OH, United States; Reynoldsburg, OH, United States; Lansing, MI, United States; Robinson Township, PA, United States; Monroeville, PA, United States; Colonie, NY, United States. The tracker lists 1 announcement for Smokey Bones since 2026. Our coverage: Smokey Bones Shuts Locations in 2026 — Where Restaurant Workers Are Landing Next

Last updated Oct 2, 2026

From our coverage, : Smokey Bones Shuts Locations in 2026 — Where Restaurant Workers Are Landing Next

Smokey Bones at a glance

Announcements tracked
1
Jobs affected (reported)
Not stated
Layoffs
0
Store closures
1
Return-to-office mandates
0

Latest announcement

2026

1 announcement

  1. Store closureGrove City, OH, United States · Reynoldsburg, OH, United States · Lansing, MI, United States · Robinson Township, PA, United States · Monroeville, PA, United States · Colonie, NY, United States

    Announces store closures

    Smokey Bones, a FAT Brands chain in bankruptcy, closed all of its remaining US restaurants on April 28, 2026, with employees given little or no notice.

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Every published announcement, all years, one row per event. Column names are stable, and jobs affected are blank where no source states a number.

Jobs affected are counted only when a source states a number; “Not stated” means none was disclosed. Methodology, sources and how to cite

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