Amarillo Closings

The Amarillo restaurant scene is constantly evolving! Take a look at which local eateries have closed, changed ownership like Thai Arawan and Wesley's BBQ, or found new life as Class 1 BBQ in 2026

End of an era in Amarillo! Beloved Wolflin staple Thai Arawan has closed its doors as owners Lan and Chalisa retire. New owners plan to remodel and reopen the restaurant in a couple of weeks.

Tabletop Tavern Game Cafe, a Canyon Square staple for games, food, and community, is closing its doors.

Route 66 Family Buffet, the down-home buffet on Soncy Road, is closing. A new Amarillo restaurant is already set to move into the space.

After 50 years of serving Amarillo, Lone Star Bar & Grill is closing its doors. Ray and Sandra invite the community for one last meal before their final service on Saturday, June 20, 2026.

Ryan O'Neal Autos at 4237 S. Georgia has officially closed its doors. Community members cite health concerns for the sudden exit, leaving an empty lot that has local neighbors speculating about potential expansion.

Canyon Popcorn Co. is closing its doors. Here is why the beloved local shop is shutting down and what fans can do before it is gone for good.

Another major retail closing hits Amarillo. The OfficeMax location on Soncy Road is officially shutting down, offering 30% off all inventory and fixtures. Thankfully, the Georgia Street Office Depot remains open for business.

If you have been inside Amarillo's Mardel lately, you have probably noticed the bare shelves. Is history about to repeat itself for another local Christian bookstore?

North Heights Discount & Cafe is officially permanently closed. After announcing a break in March to "rest and regroup," the Amarillo favorite updated its social media to confirm they won’t be returning to NW 18th Ave.

Amarillo customers are in a panic as Battery Joe abruptly closes its locations on Georgia and Coulter. With Google listing them as "Permanently Closed" and reports of bankruptcy, many are left wondering how to get their property back.

Grieving a downtown loss: Gooney’s is closing up shop this June. Whether it was your go-to lunch spot or a late-night staple, take this time to visit 705 S Polk one last time before they close for good.