The Nashville-based chain deactivated its official website and all social media platforms
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- O’Charley’s appears to have abruptly shuttered all 52 locations, deactivating its website and social media accounts
- The chain, founded in Nashville in 1971, was known for its Southern hospitality and popular O’Club perks
- “I was very sad for my friends who were still working there,” a former employee said
O’Charley’s is making headlines after the restaurant chain’s abrupt nationwide closure.
As of Thursday, Sept. 10, the official website and all social media profiles for O’Charley’s Restaurant & Bar had been deactivated. PEOPLE was unable to reach a company spokesperson for comment.
In an interview published Wednesday, Sept. 9 with WSB-TV 2, Atlanta resident Rita Tyler told the local news outlet that her church group dined at the restaurant a couple of times, and was “so disappointed” to see it suddenly close.
“We like O’Charley’s and we love the food. And we’re going to have to find another location to meet,” Tyler said…