Amarillo Closings

Amarillo’s favorite climbing spot, ARCH, has officially closed — leaving the local community heartbroken and saying goodbye to years of adventure, fitness, and friendship

Amarillo’s MJ’s Saloon faces rumors of sudden closure after social media posts hint at shutdowns and upset employees.

Drivers near I-40 and Bell may have noticed construction at Sobee Sushi. The restaurant has closed, with signs hinting at new management and changes to come.

Reports suggest Hoot’s Pub in Amarillo could be closing soon. The live music hotspot’s future remains uncertain as the community reacts.

A major roadside stop on I-27 is gearing up for a complete makeover, leaving travelers wondering what’s staying and what’s going.

Feed Me, Amarillo’s vegan hotspot, closed its restaurant, but is bringing its flavors to pop-ups, events, catering, and a future food truck.

Taste of Thai is closing its 34th & Osage location and merging with Thai Thai on S Grand. The family-owned restaurants will join forces starting September 30.

Exposito School of Hair Design, a fixture on Mockingbird Lane for 48 years, closes July 31 as owners retire.

Butterlove Dinnerhouse in Amarillo is closing after mixed reviews and rising costs. The lease ends August 2, and owners are relocating to Florida, though The Ruffled Cup continues.

A Canyon favorite for more than 10 years, Best Thai is losing its lease. The future is uncertain, and the community is urged to stop by before it's too late.

Subway locations in Amarillo are vanishing, with the Western & Wolflin spot showing "Keep Out" signs just weeks after reopening. What's going on?

A beloved local wine bistro in Amarillo—formerly Baby Crush—closed about 1.5 months ago. A real estate sign now marks the vacant space, and the reason remains unclear.