Kansas-based 801 Restaurant Group files for bankruptcy, says stores remain open

Headquartered in Kansas Catering Group Several steak and seafood restaurants in Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Colorado, Virginia, Nebraska and Iowa have filed for bankruptcy.

Chapter 801 The company confirmed to Fox Business that it filed for Chapter 11 reorganization in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Kansas on Friday.

The business owns several companies that operate restaurants, such as 801 Chophouse, 801 Fish and 801 Local.

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“Companies that own and operate restaurants are not When going bankrupt, They have no plans or need to file for bankruptcy,” 810 Restaurant Group said in a release.

“Individual restaurant companies operating successfully will not be affected by the 801 Restaurant Group Chapter 11 filing.”

The company added that the restructuring was necessary because of guarantees it had given to other companies it owned, including 801 Fish. downtown denver and 801 On Nicollet in Minneapolis, both of which have closed.

“The purpose of Chapter 11 is to reorganize these and other obligations assumed by 801 Restaurant Group,” the release said.

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court documents show Total liabilities are approximately $18.7 millionThat’s according to documents obtained by Fox Business.

The company said the filing “is not expected to have any impact” on remaining locations, which will operate normally during the restructuring.

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Restaurants still open include 801 Chophouses in Denver; Des MoinesOmaha, Kansas City, Leawood, St. Louis, Minneapolis and Tysons Corner in Washington, D.C., and 801 Fish in St. Louis.

The Des Moines restaurant is the original location of 801 Chophouse, which opened in 1993.