Currently, Tijuana Flats operates 65 company-owned restaurants across Florida and extends its presence through 26 franchised locations in Florida, Alabama, North Carolina, and Tennessee. The strategic closures and bankruptcy filing are steps towards stabilizing the company’s operations across these states.
Tijuana Flats files for bankruptcy : Legal Representation and Future Steps
Legal guidance for Tijuana Flats during this challenging period is provided by Richard R. Thames and Bradley R. Markey of Thames Markey PA, who are steering the company through the intricacies of bankruptcy proceedings.
As Tijuana Flats navigates through these turbulent times, the focus remains on returning to its roots and enhancing the elements that originally made it a staple in the Tex-Mex restaurant scene. Through careful management and strategic adjustments, Tijuana Flats aims to emerge from bankruptcy stronger and more resilient, ready to face the future and continue serving its community.
