How often do you eat at Steak N' Shake?
— Holly Shively (@hrshively) May 6, 2019
The closures add to two previous temporary closures on Miller Lane and in Englewood. Nearly all Cincinnati locations have also closed at least temporarily.
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Calls to the corporate office rang through with no answer or voicemail option. An email was sent to Steak N’ Shake spokeswoman Judy Kadylak for updates on all Dayton-area Steak N’ Shake locations.
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The temporary closures are part of the process of moving from corporate to franchise operations, Kadylak previously told the Dayton Daily News.
In August 2018, the 621-unit Steak ‘n Shake chain announced it would offer potential franchise partners who pay $10,000 and who commit to a six-month training program the chance to own what is now a corporate-operated Steak ‘n Shake restaurant.
Locations in Springfield, Troy, Fairborn, Main Street in Dayton, Huber Heights, Miamisburg and Wilmington Pike in Dayton remain open according to the company’s website.
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