Amarillo Closings

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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?

After 30 years, Wesley’s BBQ is closing its River Road storefront on May 1. But don't worry—the BBQ lives on through the "Oink by Wesley's" food truck and catering. Get the dates for your final dine-in fix here!

After eight years on South Washington, Good Vibes Tattoo is closing its doors—but for a very happy reason. The owners are following their hearts to the coast to open a brand-new shop. Read their emotional farewell to Amarillo.

A popular Amarillo hibachi food truck rebrands after closure, promising the same menu and reopening soon.

A piece of Amarillo history is on the line as The Music Box faces foreclosure auction, raising questions about its future and legacy.

Amarillo Zoo is closing temporarily as it transitions into a sanctuary, bringing major changes, improved care, and a new future for animals and visitors.

Flavors of India has officially closed its doors at I-40 and Paramount. Despite glowing reviews, the crowded Indian food market on Paramount was too much to overcome. The building is now back on the lease market.