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Black-eyed Pea restaurants in Texas reportedly close

Dana Thompson
A tray of dishes including black-eyed peas and cabbage is shown at the Black-eyed Pea on Bellaire Boulevard in 2014. According to reports on Tuesday, only one Black-eyed Pea, in Arlington, remains open.
1of72A tray of dishes including black-eyed peas and cabbage is shown at the Black-eyed Pea on Bellaire Boulevard in 2014. According to reports on Tuesday, only one Black-eyed Pea, in Arlington, remains open.James Nielsen/Houston Chronicle

Black-eyed Pea, a restaurant known for its Southern comfort food, has shut down most of its Texas locations, according to reports.

Dallas' WFAA reported on Tuesday evening that 12 of the 13 remaining Black-eyed Pea restaurants in the state abruptly closed. The restaurant filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in December 2015, according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

WFAA says only one Black-eyed Pea, in Arlington, was opened on Tuesday.

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This sign was left on a Black-eyed Pea in Fort Worth.

A listing on the restaurant's website shows locations on Bellaire Boulevard in Houston and in Humble, Missouri City and the Woodlands.

 

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