A long-standing American buffet chain is quietly shutting restaurants across the country in 2026, according to a report from Cleveland.com.

The report identifies the closures as an ongoing, low-publicity wind-down rather than a single announced retreat. Individual locations are going dark market by market, with readers directed to check the specific addresses listed in the Cleveland.com piece.

The closure activity fits the broader pressure facing buffet operators. Fixed-price, all-you-can-eat formats carry structurally high food cost percentages and depend on volume that has been difficult to rebuild since the pandemic disrupted the segment's economics.

Cleveland.com did not specify a total unit count affected, an ownership statement, or a timeline beyond the 2026 closures already underway. The chain's remaining locations continue to operate.

Further closures are likely to be confirmed location by location through 2026 rather than through a consolidated corporate announcement.