Major retail and hospitality closures in Sacramento, CA

This collection of stories highlights the recent closures of six major retail and hospitality businesses in Sacramento.

The Sunrise Mall lost its Hot Topic store, marking another departure from that shopping center after Macy’s also shut down. At Home, the home décor and furniture chain, closed its only Sacramento location at Delta Shores due to bankruptcy.

Blue Diamond began shutting down its historic midtown plant, impacting around 600 jobs. The long-running 524 Mexican Restaurant and Cantina in South Natomas closed its doors after more than fifty years, citing financial struggles. Track 7 Brewing Co. abruptly ended operations at both its Curtis Park and Natomas locations. Twin Peaks, a well-known sports bar, also ceased operations in Arden Arcade, ending the chain’s presence in California.

Read the stories below.

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NO. 1: HOT TOPIC IS CLOSING SACRAMENTO-AREA CLOTHING STORE WITH ‘FINAL SALE.’ HERE’S WHEN AND WHERE

“We are going to miss you all so much!” store representatives said in an Instagram post. | Published March 14, 2025 | Read Full Story by Camila Pedrosa

NO. 2: SACRAMENTO MEXICAN INSTITUTION IS CLOSING AFTER MORE THAN 50 YEARS IN BUSINESS

Its last day will be Sunday, according to the owners. | Published May 9, 2025 | Read Full Story by Camila Pedrosa

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Empty beer cans are loaded onto a mobile canning line at Track 7 Brewing Co.’s Natomas facility on Sept. 13, 2015. Even though cans have made a major push into craft beer in recent years, bottles are still the most common packaging format. By Florence Low

NO. 3: TRACK 7 BREWING CO. IN SACRAMENTO ABRUPTLY CLOSES BOTH LOCATIONS FOR GOOD

Employees were told Saturday morning at a staff meeting that the closure was for financial reasons. | Published May 31, 2025 | Read Full Story by Camila Pedrosa

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NO. 4: TWIN PEAKS’ SACRAMENTO-AREA CLOSURE MARKS END OF POPULAR CHAIN IN CALIFORNIA

The Texas-based sports bar and restaurant’s closure in Arden Arcade was California’s first and last location. | Published June 4, 2025 | Read Full Story by Kat Tran

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A longtime Blue Diamond employee leaves the almond cooperative’s Sacramento plant with a packet of information on Friday, June 6, 2025, after being informed that the facility would close and its operations would transferred elsewhere in the Central Valley. By NATHANIEL LEVINE

NO. 5: BLUE DIAMOND TO CLOSE HISTORIC MIDTOWN SACRAMENTO PLANT; 600 JOBS AFFECTED

The 115-year-old almond cooperative is shuttering its midtown plant in the coming years. | Published June 6, 2025 | Read Full Story by Annika Merrilees Mathew Miranda

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NO. 6: ANOTHER BIG-BOX STORE IS CLOSING IN SACRAMENTO. HERE’S WHAT SHOPPERS NEED TO KNOW

A home goods chain is closing its only Sac location — big discounts could be coming. Here’s what to watch. | Published June 17, 2025 | Read Full Story by Bethany Wales

The summary above was drafted with the help of AI tools and edited by journalists in our News division. All stories listed were reported, written and edited by McClatchy journalists.