Foxtrot Markets Shuts Down All Locations After Merger with Closing Chain

Rewritten Article: High-end convenience store chain Foxtrot Markets announced its sudden closure of all 33 locations across Chicago, Austin and Dallas in Texas, as well as Washington D.C., by the end of Tuesday. This decision comes less than six months after Foxtrot merged with Dom’s Kitchen & Market, which is also shutting down both of its sites. The unexpected closures caught employees off guard; one employee revealed that they were informed to lock up and leave without prior notice as all stores closed immediately, while store managers were laid off simultaneously. In a statement on their website, Foxtrot expressed gratitude for the support received from customers over the years but acknowledged the impact this decision would have on them and its dedicated team members. The phone apps for both brands ceased operations alongside credits and member benefits that will expire by Tuesday’s end. Dom’s has not yet commented to Washington Examiner regarding these developments, which follow Rob Twyman becoming CEO just over a month ago in March 11th.