Foxtrot, which appeared to be a booming high-end coffee shop and convenience store chain expanding throughout the D.C. region, on Tuesday permanently shuttered its black-and-white doors ...

Chicago-based Foxtrot Market, which grew from one outpost to more than a half-dozen locations in the D.C. area in less than three years, abruptly closed all of its D.C.-area stores Tuesday ...

Foxtrot unexpectedly closed all 33 of its locations in Illinois, Texas and the Washington, DC, area on April 23, according to a company-released statement. Included with the closures were two Dom ...

The gourmet market chain entered the D.C. market in 2021. A burger and a beer? Not at this popular Navy Yard restaurant. A burger and a beer? Not at this popular Navy Yard restaurant. New York ...

On Tuesday, Foxtrot ... would close stores abruptly, Waria said, “We knew they were struggling, but closing all stores came as a shock.” Another worker, Jay, who had worked at that location ...

But Kain, who greenlit giving away all the food Foxtrot left behind in its Dupont location when it closed in April ... throughout the DC area?” Kain said based on his discussions all this ...

Chicago-based trendy convenience store chain Foxtrot has closed all of its locations, which includes four Austin stores, per Eater Chicago. Parent company Outfox Hospitality filed for Chapter 7 ...

It took polite persistence from a local food rescue group, Food Rescue DC, but more than a week after the Foxtrot location in Dupont Circle abruptly closed, all the food the company left behind is ...

Foxtrot, a Chicago-based coffee chain and grocery store, shocked Georgetown University students when it announced April 23 that it would close all 33 of its Washington, D.C., Illinois and Texas ...

Armitage Ave. The new Webster Avenue location joins six others that have reopened since all the Foxtrot stores closed in April 2024 — at 1722 W. Division St. and 1576 N. Milwaukee Ave.