10000 E Geddes Ave, Ste 500, Englewood, CO 80112
Approximately 95-100% of the Red Robin restaurant locations are linked in the Atlas Research Platform.
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Red Robin began in Seattle in 1969 and is now headquartered in Englewood, Colorado. The public company (NASDAQ: RRGB) operates and franchises the Red Robin Gourmet Burgers and Brews concept, a casual/family restaurant known for gourmet burgers and Bottomless Steak Fries. Most locations are company operated, while a smaller share are franchised. The chain serves markets across the United States and extends into British Columbia, Canada. Restaurants generally serve lunch and dinner. Cuisines include American and Burger. A representative location has about 250 seats and occupies approximately 7,000 square feet. Traditional freestanding restaurants feature full dining rooms and bar areas, while smaller prototypes and off-premise service options can change the footprint, seating capacity and mix of dine-in, takeout and delivery business.
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RestaurantData’s selected archived development trail for Red Robin begins with a May 1998 report in La Mirada, California. The reports document a multi-state history, with supporting opening-year research adding to later records and extending the selected view through 2026.
For sales teams and investors, these historical windows help compare current development with earlier activity and place individual locations within the brand’s longer expansion history.
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10+ states with signals
Selected location history and opening signals, 1998–2026.
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Vector readout: The 1999–2001 window contains 30+ selected signals across 15+ states. The 2015–2017 window adds 40+ across 20+ states. The 2021–2023 combined history contains 10+ selected signals across 10+ states under broader research coverage, with a partial 2026 segment.
The 2021–2023 window has a broader source mix than the earlier house-report windows. The 2026 segment is partial. Development report years may precede the opening year recorded for a restaurant.
RestaurantData source trail: Archived house reports provide the solid trail through 2008. From 2009 on, the combined records include later house reports and researched opening years, so house reports continue within the dotted segment. A development report year and an opening year can differ for the same location.
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Source: RestaurantData archived U.S. development reports and supporting restaurant-location research. Headquarters, franchisee offices, unrelated namesakes, renovations, transfers and unresolved addresses are excluded. Signal counts of 10 or more are rounded down to tens; counts from 5 to 9 use that range. State bands of 5 or more are rounded down to multiples of 5. Smaller counts are shown directly.
The latest included dated evidence is 2026. The 2026 segment is partial. Development reports may describe planned restaurants. The six examples use the date basis shown on each card. A report year is not necessarily an opening year, and location verification dates are not used as opening dates. Historical locations may have closed.
The solid segment uses archived house report dates through 2008. Combined records, from 2009 on, add researched opening years and continuing house reports. Markers identify years with selected dated evidence; connecting lines are illustrative between those years. Coverage varies across jurisdictions and years. These selections do not represent complete opening totals, current operating units or net growth. Gaps alone do not establish a pause or contraction.
Last updated November 2026.
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Historical reference: Red Robin in the Colorado Foodservice Development in 2000 report on RestaurantChains.net.
For additional historical addresses and source details, see the Red Robin location archive on RestaurantChains.net.
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