The fast food chain said 18 out of 19 restaurants in the state have been "temporarily closed" and will reopen "as soon as possible."

Del Taco, a popular Mexican fast food chain, suddenly closed all of its locations across Colorado on Thursday.

Del Taco abruptly closed all but one of its Colorado restaurants on Thursday with no explanation, according to signs posted on doors and a statement from the company.

All locations of Mexican fast food restaurant Del Taco were abruptly closed on Thursday, except for one. Here's what we know.

The sign on many Del Taco locations throughout Colorado said this: “We regret to inform you that effective today 2/27/25, all Colorado Del Taco locations are closed until furthe

The Del Taco at 1645 Space Center Drive, near Powers and Palmer Park boulevards, is closed and empty on Thursday afternoon. The popular fast food chain abruptly closed all 19 of its Colorado locations on Thursday,

There's always a lot of excitement when a beloved fast-food chain moves into Colorado — we're still on the Portillo's watch and last month, we reported that Southern mainstay Bojangles plans to debut its first outpost in the state this year.

Del Taco abruptly closed 18 of its 19 restaurants in Colorado on Thursday. Signs on the door thanked customers for their patronage.

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There is now only one Del Taco in the entire state of Colorado thanks to a franchisee dispute that led to 18 locations abruptly shuttering its doors. According to Restaurant Business, the closed locations were all owned by Newport Ventures,

On Thursday, February 28, 18 of the 19 Del Taco locations across Colorado announced their closure. The Grand Junction location is the only one that will remain open. The Grand Junction Del Taco is owned and operated by 3 Brothers Restaurants;

Del Taco closes all Colorado locations abruptly, surprising customers and employees without clear explanation.