25 Texas Dairy Queen Locations to Close – Is Yours on the List?

Texas has been hit hard with closures recently and it looks like we are taking yet another one here in the Lone Star State.

Dairy Queen Closures in Texas

DQ announced it closed 25 of its stores and the store items are now being auctioned off. All locations that closed were owned by one franchise. The reason for the 25 stores closing has not been released publicly.

Interested in Buying the Closde Dairy Queen Items?

All items are being auctioned from the closed stores. People can buy grills, seats, walk-in freezers, and even Blizzard ice cream machines. The auction has items with bid prices from $500 to over $6000.

If you are interested, head over to LocalAuctions.com for a list of items. If you buy any items, you will have to take off all DQ logos and disassemble and transport everything yourself.

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According to Newsweek, these are the restaurants that shut their doors in Texas:

• 301 N. 2nd St., Canadian
• 609 W. Broadway St., Fritch
• 1850 County Road 11, Panhandle
• 801 E. Park Ave., Hereford
• 1612 Highway 70 East, Olton
• 108 Chestnut St., Idalou
• 5441 Rufe Snow Drive, North Richland Hills
• 1509 Corsicana Highway, Hillsboro
• 200 Legacy Drive, Hewitt
• 1701 W. Pecan St., Pflugerville
• 304 Highway 79 East, Franklin
• 4101 Gilmer Road, Longview
• 580 N. Interstate 20 East, Waskom
• 847 E. Sabine St., Carthage
• 175 N. Dickinson Drive, Rusk
• 3121 North St., Nacogdoches
• 202 N. Temple Drive, Diboll
• 602 Interstate 45 South, Huntsville
• 14421 Farm-to-Market 2920 Road, Tomball
• 515 S. Washington Ave., Cleveland
• 24022 E. Lake Houston Parkway, Huffman
• 104 Highway 90 East, Dayton
• 345 Highway West, Sour Lake
• 34250 US Highway 96 South, Buna
• 2421 Valwood Parkway, Farmers Branch

Somewhat good news, Dairy Queen International has not announced any stores closing. Hopefully, this will be the end of DQ closures for a while.