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The breakfast dining sector has faced financial challenges in 2026, leading dining chains to close locations or, in some cases, file for bankruptcy protection.
Franchisees of iconic chain Denny's, such asDBJ US Corp.in Miami Beach, Fla., have been among the restaurant operators who have filed for bankruptcy.
And smaller chains, such asSarabeth'sin New York City andBreakfast Republicin San Diego have closed several of their locations to cut costs to stay in business.
And now the owner of breakfast and brunch dining chainButtermilk Eateryhas filed for Chapter 11 protection to reorganize its business, facing a lawsuit.
Asani Restaurant Group LLCfiled its petition in the U.S.
Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Florida on Aug.
31, listing over $75,000 in assets and over $407,000 in debts.
The debtor did not give a specific reason for filing for bankruptcy in its petition.
A company spokesperson was not immediately available for comment.
The restaurant chain, founded in January 2023, serves breakfast, brunch, and lunch at its North St.
Petersburg and Pinellas Park, Fla., locations, and has plans to open a third location in St.
Petersburg's Grand Central District in summer 2026.
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