<div id="readability-page-1">close A Kansas-based restaurant group with several steak and seafood locations in Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Colorado, Virginia, Nebraska and Iowa, has filed for bankruptcy.  801 Restaurant Group LLC filed for Chapter 11 reorganization last Friday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Kansas, the company confirmed to Fox Business.  801 Restaurant Group owns several companies that operate restaurants as 801 Chophouse, 801 Fish, or 801 Local.  &#34;The companies that own and operate the restaurants are not in bankruptcy and there are no plans or need for them to file bankruptcy,&#34; 810 Restaurant Group said in a press release. &#34;The individual restaurant companies operating successfully are not impacted by the 801 Restaurant Group's Chapter 11 filing.&#34;  RISING FUEL COSTS THREATEN SPIRIT AIRLINES' BANKRUPTCY EXIT PLAN: REPORTS  The company added that it became necessary to restructure because of guaranties it made to other companies it owns, including 801 Fish in downtown Denver and 801 On Nicollet in Minneapolis, which have both closed.  &#34;The purpose of the Chapter 11 is to restructure these and other obligations for which 801 Restaurant Group has liability,&#34; the release said.  SEARS SUED BY STANLEY BLACK &amp; DECKER OVER CRAFTSMAN BRAND  The court filing shows liabilities totaling roughly $18.7 million, according to documents obtained by Fox Business.  The company said the filing is &#34;not expected to have any impact on the remaining locations,&#34; which will operate normally during their restructuring.  CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FOX NEWS APP  The restaurants that remain open include 801 Chophouses in Denver, Des Moines, Omaha Kansas City, Leawood, St. Louis Minneapolis, and Tysons Corner in the Washington, D.C. area, and 801 Fish in St. Louis.  The Des Moines restaurant was the original 801 Chophouse location, which opened in 1993.</div>

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<p>801 Restaurant Group, which operates multiple steak and seafood restaurants, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with liabilities of approximately $18.7 million. The filing, made in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Kansas, is aimed at restructuring obligations related to closed locations in Denver and Minneapolis. The company clarified that the individual restaurant entities are not in bankruptcy and will continue to operate normally during the restructuring process. Remaining open locations include 801 Chophouses in several cities and 801 Fish in St. Louis.</p>

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Steak and seafood chain 801 Restaurant Group files for bankruptcy after closing Denver, Minneapolis spots