Outback Steakhouse in Roseville, Michigan has closed its doors after nearly three decades of serving the community. The restaurant chain confirmed the closure, citing it as a business decision that is not reflective of the management or staff. Some employees will have the opportunity to transfer to other locations, while others will receive a severance package. The closure comes amidst a trend of Outback Steakhouse branches shutting down across the country, with no official list provided by the company.
Located at the corner of Gratiot Avenue and 12 Mile Road, the Roseville Outback Steakhouse was a popular dining spot for locals. The spokesperson expressed gratitude for the community’s support over the years and encouraged patrons to visit their Southfield or Madison Heights locations instead. The closure of the Roseville branch is part of a larger restructuring effort by the company, which has led to multiple closures across the nation. While the exact reasons for the closures were not disclosed, Outback Steakhouse remains committed to providing quality dining experiences at their remaining locations.
Despite the closure of the Roseville Outback Steakhouse, the company assures customers that they can still enjoy their favorite meals at nearby branches in Southfield and Madison Heights. The spokesperson emphasized that the decision to close the restaurant was a difficult one, but necessary for the overall well-being of the business. While the closure may be disappointing for loyal patrons, Outback Steakhouse hopes to continue providing excellent service and delicious meals at their other locations in the area.