Affected restaurants are in California, Texas, and Ohio. The fast-casual burger chain says it remains committed to its current growth strategy.
Fast-casual burger chain Shake Shack said yesterday that it will close nine of its company-owned restaurants in California, Ohio, and Texas. This decision follows a recent evaluation that identified these locations as underperforming, partly due to shifts in local trade areas and customer overlap from nearby locations. The underperforming restaurants—or “Shacks” as the company calls them—are not expected to be profitable in the near future.
