The full list of 91 Bella Italia, Cafe Rouge and Las Iguanas restaurants that will close has been revealed.
Earlier today, it was announced that the Casual Dining Group, which owns the three businesses, has entered administration, with dozens of restaurants across the UK at risk.
More than 1,900 jobs are set to be axed, though 4,000 are reportedly secure for now.
James Spragg, CEO of Casual Dining Group, said: “After reviewing all our options with advisors, it became clear that we needed to take this action in order to protect the business and secure the best possible future for Casual Dining Group as we look to conclude a potential sale.
"We are acutely aware of our duty to all employees and recognise that this is an incredibly difficult time for them.
"Working alongside the administrators we will do everything we can to support them through this process with a view to preserving as much employment as we are able to.”
Clare Kennedy, joint administrator at Alix Partners, which has been appointed to handle the process, said: “We appreciate that this is an extremely difficult time for all those associated with Casual Dining Group.
"Our immediate priorities are to assist those whose employment has been affected by today’s announcement and to secure a sale for the group in order to protect jobs and provide the group’s much-loved brands with a sustainable platform for the future.”
'Multiple offers' are said to have been made for the business, but all of them 'envisage a reduced restaurant estate'.
The full list of Casual Dining Group closures
Bella Italia
Newbury
East Kilbride
Baker Street
Cambridge
Cheltenham Prom
Soton Above Bar
Blackpool Church
Watford
Plymouth
Dunfermline
Islington
Gloucester Quays
Hatfield
Southend
Didsbury
Solihull
Brighton Belotta
Windsor
Manchester Deansgate
Camberley Atrium
Aberdeen
Loughborough
Crewe
Colliers Wood
Brighton Marina
Cardiff
Shaftesbury Ave
Hemel Hempstead
Leeds
Silverlink
Bexley
New Brighton
Orpington
Manchester Piccadilly
Café Rouge
Bury St Edmonds
Newbury
Maidstone Earl St
Solihull
Pinner
Blackheath
Harborne Birmingh
Leamington Spa
York
Dulwich
Epsom
Birmingham Mailbox
Woking
Hitchin
Oxford
Leicester
Chester
Cheltenham
Loughton
Chelmsford
Cambridge
Edinburgh
Southgate
Esher
Bromley
Salisbury
Canterbury Long
Trafford Centre
Exeter Princesshay
Hertford
Milton Keynes
Las Iguanas
Harrogate
Brighton Marina
Derby
Sheffield
Woking
Chester
Brunswick Square
Braintree
Bournemouth
Norwich
Newcastle
Belgo
Belgo Kingsway
Belgo Nottingham
Belgo Centraal
Airport sites
Café Rouge Rapide Inverness Airport
Bristol Airport
The George Ale & Coffee House (T5)
The Darwin Ale & Coffee House (T3)
Jersey Airport
Oriel Luton
Oriel Heathrow T4
La Salle Heathrow T2
Bella Italia Luton
Oriel Heathrow T3
Huxleus Heathrow T5
The Shipyard Jersey
The announcement comes as Frankie & Benny's bosses announced plans to close 125 stores immediately - with no plans to reopen the branches on Saturday, July 4.
A total of 61 Chiquito sites will also permanently close, while EAT has been axed from the UK entirely.
Dining chain Carluccio’s is also preparing to axe branches despite been bought in a rescue deal which will save 30 of its restaurants last month.
