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Almost a year after Hooters closed its Orange Park Restaurant, the so -called Breasarant network, founded four decades ago, Clearwater, closed one of the two remaining Jacksonville locations in Clearwater.
June 4th Hooters Restaurant in 4521 Southside Blvd. Closed, completing the 18 -year run near 20 screens CineMark Tinseltown.
Until the evening, the location was removed from the network website.
Hooters made a difficult decision to close our Jacksonville Southside location, which came into force in 2025. June 4, ”a spokesman said in a report shared by First Coast News, a partner of Times-Nion News.
Jacksonville’s restaurant was just one of dozens of additional Hooters restaurants to close.
At least 30 other places were closed on June 4, including Florida restaurants in Talahasi, Orland, Kisssimmee and Melbourne, according to USA Today and Talahasi Democrat.
“Hooters will be well ready to continue our iconic legacy under the pure franchise business model,” the company said.
“By optimizing your business in support of long -term goals, Hooters will be well prepared to continue our iconic legacy under the pure franchise business model.”
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The restaurant was opened in Tinseltown in 2007. April Formerly Tony Roman.
It was one of several restaurants in the Titseltown complex, including Seven Bridges Grille & Brewery, Terra Gaucha Brazilian Steakhouse, Culhane’s Irish Pub, Mellow Mushroom, Purple Roots, Senor Loco Taco, Botlen Brewing.
After closing the restaurant in Jacksonville, 8938 San Jose BLVD, 8938, leaves only one Hooters place.
At one time, Hooters owned several restaurants, including 1137 Beacon Point Regence district; 4106 Third St. S. Jacksonville Beach; 1740 Wells Road Orange Park; And Jacksonville’s descent, where it was open throughout the life of the 32 -year life center of the Life Center, the dining center before closing in 2019. June
The Titseltown Restaurant was owned by Atlanta, a subsidiary of Hooters of America, who also owns San Jose Boulevard. place.