BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) - The owner of 44 Pizza Hut franchises in south Louisiana says the restaurants will remain closed for the "foreseeable future."
Larry Lundy, President of Lundy Enterprises, LLC, says the closure is the result of an ongoing dispute with Pizza Hut.
In a lawsuit filed in Texas, Pizza Hut claims Lundy Enterprises failed to adhere to its franchise agreement.
In a lawsuit filed in Texas, Pizza Hut claims Lundy Enterprises failed to adhere to its franchise agreement.
The closures affect 16 Pizza Hut restaurants in metro Baton Rouge. Most of the other restaurants are located in the New Orleans area.
"We thank all of our customers for their loyal patronage and apologize for Pizza Hut's unfortunate decision to allow these stores to close for business," Lundy said.
A Pizza Hut spokesman says the company would likely issue a statement late Wednesday afternoon.
***I wonder if this has something to do with Pizza Hut's horrible customer service... Hmmm... To listen to today's show, please scroll to the next blog post***
"We thank all of our customers for their loyal patronage and apologize for Pizza Hut's unfortunate decision to allow these stores to close for business," Lundy said.
A Pizza Hut spokesman says the company would likely issue a statement late Wednesday afternoon.
I agree with you on the customer service issue. The closure is probably a result of that,money management issues, and a little bit of this and that. That's why my family and I use Domino's!!! On the flip side, it's sad that people are out of work in these trying times.
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