American Freight Closes 328 Stores: Here’s the Complete List (Plus 6 Great Alternatives)

In November, furniture retailer American Freight announced that it would be shutting down all 328 stores across the U.S.

Known for its deals on furniture, mattresses, and home appliances, the company has struggled with inflation and other financial issues, leading to its parent company — Franchise Group Inc. — filing for bankruptcy.

The company shut down all locations after holding liquidation sales, although 30 stores recently reopened in select locations. Check this list of locations to see if your store was impacted by the closures.

• 3404 Moffett Road, Unit B, Mobile
• 231 N. Eastern Blvd., Bypass Whs #3, Montgomery
• 3260 Morrow Road, Trussville
• 2518 Memorial Parkway NW, Huntsville
• 4600 Highway 52, Helena
• 2131 Ross Clark Circle, Dothan
• 2300 McFarland Blvd., Suite 4, Northport
• 2012 Veterans Memorial Drive, Birmingham
• 1890 E. Main St., Prattville
• 372 Palisades Blvd., Birmingham

Birmingham took a double hit with two American Freight locations leaving the city.

• 8819 Rogers Ave., Unit S-A, Fort Smith
• 6527 Warden Road, Sherwood
• 22401 Highway I-30, Bryant
• 280 S. Shackleford Road, Little Rock
• 2839 Race St., Jonesboro
• 580 Amity Road, Conway
• 1 Furniture Lane, Batesville
• 3758 Highway 412 E., Siloam Springs
• 8300 Highway 71 S., South Fort Smith

American Freight stores in Alabama, including the locations in Arkansas, had all of its items sold off by liquidation firm Hilco.

• 4961 W. Bell Road, Suite B-3, Glendale
• 4422 E. University Drive, Suite 101, Mesa
• 3144 E. Thomas Road, Phoenix
• 5000 Arizona Mills Circle, Tempe
• 16809 N. 9th St., Phoenix
• 5734 W. Peoria Ave., Glendale
• 857 N. Val Vista Drive, Gilbert

Phoenix was affected by two locations shutting down, with additional stores nearby also closing their doors.

• 320 W. Rancho Vista Blvd., Palmdale
• 10379 Folsom Blvd., Rancho Cordova
• 1800 Prescott Road, Modesto
• 8805 Murray Drive, La Mesa
• 2401 S. Vineyard Ave., Ontario
• 728 S. Orange, West Covina
• 1210 W. Morena Blvd., San Diego
• 1430 S. Village Way, Santa Ana
• 18714 Gridley Road, Cerritos
• 2505-B Vista Way, Oceanside
• 3610 Torrance Blvd., Torrance
• 1936 W. 140th Ave., San Leandro
• 4150 Shaw Ave., Fresno
• 1208 Magnolia Ave., Corona
• 1200 Blumenfeld Drive, Sacramento

California saw a big chunk of American Freight stores leaving, with 15 locations shut down.

• 9667 E. County Line Road, Centennial
• 1680 Briargate Blvd., Ste 100, Colorado Springs
• 9180 Wadsworth Parkway, Westminster
• 5737 N. Elizabeth Street, Pueblo

Residents in Colorado now have to shop elsewhere for furniture after American Freight closed its four locations.

• 65 Holmes Road, Newington
• 656 New Haven Ave., Ste 1, Derby

Connecticut only has two locations that shuttered as part of American Freight's downsizing.

• 49 University Plaza, Newark
  

The Newark location was the only American Freight location in Delaware.

• 5240 N.W. 167th St., Miami
• 4535 S. Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa
• 3350 S. Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange
• 4400 34th St. N., St Petersburg
• 1544 Florida 436, Winter Park
• 4222 NW 13th St., Gainesville
• 6688 N. Military Trail, Riviera Beach
• 2116 S. Highway 77, Lynn Haven
• 4500 Mobile Highway, Pensacola
• 13080 Metro Parkway, Fort Myers
• 2210 Commerce Point Drive, Lakeland
• 1201 10th St. E., Palmetto
• 7121 US-1, Port St Lucie
• 3818 S. Orlando Drive, Sanford
• 515 Tamiami Trail S., Venice
• 657 S. Broad St., Brooksville
• 1415 S. Nova Road, Daytona Beach
• 6235 N. Davis Highway, Pensacola
• 5251 110th Ave. N., Clearwater
• 8333 Lockwood Ridge Road, Sarasota
• 4308 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando
• 2031 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach
• 8245B N. Florida Ave., Tampa
• 11111 San Jose Blvd., Ste 1, Jacksonville
• 8090 NW 77th Court, Medley

Florida had the most American Freight locations shut down, with 33 stores closing their doors initially. Eight locations have since reopened.

• 6796-A Jimmy Carter Blvd., Norcross
• 5834 Fairburn Road, Douglasville
• 2502 Shorter Ave. NW, Rome
• 1627 S. Lumpkin Road, Columbus
• 2525 Pio Nono Ave., Suite 1100, Macon
• 5370 U.S. Highway 78, Stone Mountain
• 1960 B Candler Road, Decatur
• 3190 Atlanta Highway, Athens
• 116B Hillcrest Parkway, Dublin
• 425 Sigman Road NW, Ste 105-106, Conyers
• 2304 N. Slappey Blvd., Albany

American Freight didn't have any locations in Atlanta, but several stores in the Atlanta suburbs closed down, including locations in Conyers, Decatur, Duluth, and Marietta. Five locations in Georgia also reopened.

• 1010 E. Kimberly Road, Suite #1, Davenport
• 2060 Sovia Drive, Ste #112, Waterloo

Iowa's two locations sold furniture at a discounted price as part of American Freight's liquidation process. Customers saw discounts of up to 30% on items.

• 8033 W. Franklin Road, Boise

American Freight's only Idaho location in Boise was part of the company's shutdown.

• 1291 E. Pershing Road., Decatur
• 1502 E. Riverside Blvd., Loves Park
• 5212 N. Big Hollow Road, Peoria
• 7415 S. Cass Ave., Darien
• 1750 Richmond Road, McHenry
• 1040 S. Barrington Road, Streamwood
• 1000 Broadview Village Square, Broadview
• 55 Ludwig Drive, Space 55, Fairview Heights
• 540 S. Highway 59, Naperville
• 16040 S. Harlem Ave., Tinley Park

Illinois was home to 11 American Feight locations that shut down. One location in the state did reopen.

• 2800 Lynch Ave., Evansville
• 1217 E. McKinley Ave., Mishawaka
• 1800 Fort Harrison Road, Ste 4, Terre Haute
• 5750 Kopetsky Drive, Indianapolis
• 8920 Corporation Drive, Indianapolis
• 3233 Teal Road, Lafayette
• 4201 N. Old State Road 3, Muncie
• 5615 38th St., Unit A, Indianapolis
• 3100 W. Susan Drive, Bloomington
• 511 Little League Blvd., Ste B, Clarksville
• 2300 State St., New Albany
• 440 E. Clifty Drive, Madison
• 6169 U.S. Route 6, Portage
• 6022 Crawfordsville Road, Speedway

Indiana said goodbye to 15 locations, making it one of the states that was affected more than others by the loss of American Freight. Like Illinois, one store in Indiana reopened.

• 3333 S. Kansas Ave., Topeka
• 6495 Quivira Road, Shawnee
• 3535 N. Rock Road, Ste 100, Wichita

American Freight also held liquidation sales for its stores in Kansas with the goal of quickly moving inventory out of the stores.

• 272 W. New Circle Road, Lexington
• 7102 Turfway Road, Florence
• 3521 James Sanders Blvd., Paducah
• 2512 Calumet Trace, Owensboro
• 5749 Preston Highway, Louisville
• 223 Kentucky Home Square Shopping Court, Bardstown
• 104 Brighton Park Blvd., Frankfort
• 51 Spiral Drive, Florence

The company initially announced that it would close 11 locations in Kentucky. Florence took a tough hit as two American Freight stores shut down there. Luckily for customers, three stores reopened.

• 8560 Florida Blvd., Baton Rouge
• 336 Montgomery St., Shreveport
• 3409 N. I-10 Service Road W., Metairie
• 10076 Crossing Way, Ste 530, Denham Springs
• 2001 NW. Evangeline Thruway, Lafayette

The five locations in Louisiana were closed as part of American Freight's bankruptcy.

• 2 Fairhaven Commons Way, Fairhaven
• 890 Suffield St., Agawam
• 133 Mariano S. Bishop Blvd., Fall River
• 1000 Boston Turnpike, Shrewsbury

Four locations in Massachusetts were closed by American Freight, which was founded in 1994.

• 17627 Virginia Ave., Hagerstown

The Hagerstown location was the only loss for American Freight in the state of Maryland.

• 3125 Lake Eastbrook Blvd. SE., Grand Rapids
• 4801 Washtenaw Ave., Ann Arbor
• 1475 Lake Lansing Road, Lansing
• 501 Mall Drive, Portage
• 630 N. Telegraph Road, Monroe
• 4345 Bay Road, Saginaw
• 5038 Miller Road, Ste 2B, Flint
• 1750 E. Sherman Blvd., Muskegon
• 30 Columbia Ave. E., Ste H, Battle Creek
• 669 Mall Drive, Portage
• 810 S. Waverly Road, Lansing
• 12001 Sears Ave., Livonia
• 9860 Telegraph Road, Taylor

Michigan was one of the states most affected by the loss of American Freight, with 15 locations shut down as part of the bankruptcy filing. Two stores recently reopened.

• 717 Prior Ave. N., St. Paul
• 3200 Highway 13 W., Burnsville
• 141 85th Ave. NW, Coon Rapids

American Freight said its sales were final for any furniture or other inventory that was bought on sale, including the three locations in Minnesota that were closed.

• 9801 Page Ave., St. Louis
• 2900 Paris Road, Suite 200, Columbia
• 2210 S. State Route 291 Highway, Suite B, Independence
• 1400 E. 32nd St., Joplin
• 2010 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City
• 3200 W. Broadway, Sedalia
• 1364 Southern Hills Center, West Plains
• 133 Parsons Ave., Warrensburg
• 3715 N. Belt Highway, St. Joseph
• 6721 U.S. Highway 54, Osage Beach
• 3632 Front St., Kansas City
• 639 Gravois Bluff Blvd., Fenton

Missouri's five biggest cities — Kansas City, St. Louis, Columbia, and Independence — all lost an American Freight store. The store in Springfield was part of the 30 stores that reopened.

• 7258 Interstate Blvd., Horn Lake

The Horn Lake location was American Freight's only store in Mississippi and was affected by the shutdowns.

• 7201 Smith Corners Blvd., Charlotte
• 1526-A Alleghany St., Charlotte
• 5128 Oleander Drive, Wilmington
• 1467B E. Franklin Blvd., Gastonia
• 2108 U.S. Highway 70 SE., Hickory
• 118 Fiddler's Run Blvd., Morganton
• 1980 Stone Rose Drive, Rocky Mount
• 106 S. U.S. 29 Highway, China Grove
• 1240 Ireland Drive, Fayetteville
• 9575 South Blvd., Charlotte
• 3529 Maitland Drive, Raleigh
• 545 Concord Parkway, Concord

A dozen stores in North Carolina were shut down, making it harder for customers across the state to buy furniture at an affordable price.

• 1328 Hooksett Road, Ste 13B, Hooksett

New Hampshire had only one location in Hooksett, which was shut down as American Freight winded down its operations.

• 322 S. Burnt Mill Road, Voorhees

Customers at stores like the one in New Jersey were still able to get free delivery for their new furniture while American Freight sold its inventory at a discount.

• 1700 Eubank Blvd. NE., Albuquerque

The Albuquerque shop was the sole location in New Mexico and had its doors locked for good by American Freight.

• 4854 W. Lone Mountain Road, Las Vegas
• 350 Glendale Ave., Sparks
• 1437 W. Sunset Road, Henderson

Ian Fredericks, CEO of Hilco Consumer-Retail, suggested customers hit the sales early at locations like the three stores in Nevada to get the best selection of deals.

• 2410 Erie Blvd. E., Syracuse
• 76 Fuller Road, Albany
• 3333 W. Henrietta Road, Ste 27, Rochester
• 4124 NYS. 31, Clay
• 1020 Center St., Ste 1A, Horseheads

New York had six locations as part of American Freight's closures due to its bankruptcy filing. One location in Buffalo reopened.

• 3650 Fort Shawnee Industrial Drive, Lima
• 2770 Lexington Ave., Lexington
• 5055 E. Main St., Columbus
• 2655 S. Arlington Road, Akron
• 10333 Northfield Road, Unit 110, Northfield
• 6767 Brookpark Road, Parma
• 2800 Springboro Pike, Dayton
• 6224 South Ave., Boardman
• 34700 Vine St., Suite 200, Eastlake
• 1141 S. Columbus Pike, Delaware
• 5375 Ridge Ave., Cincinnati
• 110 Consumer Center Drive, Chillicothe
• 445 Midway Blvd., Elyria
• 987 E. Ash St., Ste 125, Piqua
• 180 Great Oaks Trail, Ste B, Wadsworth
• 5185 Youngstown Warren Road, Unit 5, Niles
• 6645 Airport Highway, Holland
• 7490 Broadview Road, Parma
• 2885 Gender Road, Reynoldsburg
• 2000 E. Dorothy Lane, Kettering
• 26662 Brookpark Extension, North Olmsted
• 10200 Colerain Ave., Ste 11, Cincinnati
• 8284 Troy Pike, Huber Heights

American Freight is currently headquartered in Delaware, Ohio, which may have contributed to the large number of locations in the Buckeye State. Three stores recently reopened.

• 2825 W. I-240 Service Road, Oklahoma City
• 3301 S. Elm Place, Broken Arrow
• 30 NW Sheridan Road, Lawton
• 4939 N. Union Ave., Shawnee
• 7420 NW Sun Blvd., Lawton
• 831 Sonoma Park Drive, Norman
• 340 N. Commerce St., Ardmore
• 6120 E. 71st St., Tulsa
• 2805 SW 29th St., Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City and Lawton were the hardest-hit cities in Oklahoma, with each seeing two American Freight locations closed.

• 1600 N. Riverside Ave., Unit 1094, Medford
• 10176 S.E. 82nd Ave., Clackamas

At the time, Hilco Consumer-Retail said its goal was to make sure it still delivers value to customers at the stores, like the two locations in Oregon, as it winded down operations.

• 2003 Cheryl Drive, Pittsburgh
• 2411 W. 12th St., Erie
• 6305 Allentown Blvd., Harrisburg
• 516 W. Plank Road, Ste 22, Altoona
• 370 East End Centre, Wilkes-Barre
• 1276 Lititz Pike, Lancaster
• 820 Scalp Ave., Johnstown
• 100 Pullman Square, Butler
• 1051 Washington Pike, Bridgeville
• 1357 Franklin Mills Circle, Philadelphia

Pittsburgh was hit particularly hard, although one location did reopen. Two locations in the city shut down as part of the closing of American Freight locations.

• 1808 Plainfield Pike, Cranston

Rhode Island lost its only American Freight location in the state. The Cranston store closed its doors.

• 4750 Goer Drive, Ste C, North Charleston
• 1049B Glenforest Road, Myrtle Beach
• 2600 Anderson Road, Greenville
• 473 E. Blackstock Road, Spartanburg
• 122 E. Shockley Ferry Road, Anderson
• 1680 Richland Ave. W., Aiken
• 809 Albright Road, Rock Hill
• 1117 Woodruff Road, Greenville
• 5101 Ashley Phosphate Road, North Charleston

North Charleston saw two locations shut down when American Freight ceased operations. The location in Columbia reopened.

• 3041 Owen Drive, Antioch
• 737 Lovell Road, Knoxville
• 2231 Madison St., Clarksville
• 7859 Highway 64, Memphis
• 309 N. Main St., Goodlettsville
• 2151 N. Highland Ave., Jackson
• 2607 Decherd Blvd., Winchester
• 7060 Winchester Road, Memphis
• 1189 N. Eastman Road, Kingsport
• 9305 Kingston Pike, Ste 110, Knoxville
• 5450 Highway 153, Hixson
• 642 Thompson Lane, Nashville

Customers were likely to find great deals at the locations in Tennessee as the company sold items at discounted prices. One location in Chattanooga reopened.

• 639 Lanark Drive, San Antonio
• 1002 Texas-340 Loop, Bellmead
• 1825 Westpark Drive, Grand Prairie
• 2964 W. Wheatland Road, Dallas
• 5568 Ayers St., Corpus Christi
• 1001 E. Highway 83, McAllen
• 11330 James Watt Drive, El Paso
• 3125 S. Texas Ave., Ste 1500, Bryan
• 3267 E. Broadway St., Ste 16, Pearland
• 11051 East Freeway, Houston
• 1801 N. Robison Road, Ste 1E, Texarkana
• 3127 Lawrence Road, Wichita Falls
• 3315 Sherwood Way, Ste 149, San Angelo
• 3100 Highway 365, Ste 114, Port Arthur
• 2222 Texoma Parkway, Ste 200, Sherman
• 700 E. Expressway 83, Ste 200, McAllen
• 7302 S.W. 34th Ave., Amarillo
• 20750 Gulf Freeway, Webster
• 1215 Marsh Lane, Carrollton
• 1418 N. Town East Blvd., Mesquite
• 6157 N.W. Loop 410, San Antonio
• 401 Southwest Plaza, Ste 105, Arlington
• 19750 North Freeway, Spring
• 1265 Town Square Drive, Fort Worth
• 5901 Griggs Road, Houston
• 13435 N. Highway 183, Ste 101, Austin
• 11687 Westheimer Road, Houston
• 109 N. Greenville Ave., Allen
• 820 Rector Drive E., San Antonio

Texas took a big hit with the second-most locations of American Freight shutting down. The Lone Star state said goodbye to 30 stores initially until one location reopened.

• 2159 Harris Blvd., Ste 1, Layton
• 4113 Riverdale Road, Ogden

In addition to furniture, stores like the two locations in Utah sold refrigerators, washers, and dryers as part of the liquidation of their inventory.

• 451A Oriana Road, Newport News
• 9131 Midlothian Turnpike, Richmond
• 4496 Electric Road, Roanoke
• 9745 Patriot Highway, Fredericksburg
• 3316 Riverside Drive, Danville
• 1357 W. Main St., Salem
• 3700 Candlers Mountain Road, Ste 67, Lynchburg
• 2700 Potomac Mills Circle, Prince William
• 4100 Tomlynn St., Ste A, Richmond
• 2005 S. Military Highway, Chesapeake

American Freight announced that it would be closing 11 stores in Virginia, including two in Richmond. As part of the company's 30 reopenings, one store in Norfolk resumed operations.

• 5401 6th Ave. Plaza, Tacoma

Tacoma lost its American Freight. Luckily, it was the only city home to an American Freight in Washington.

• 3674 Kinsman Blvd., Madison
• 3804 S. 27th St., Milwaukee
• 2490 Main St., Green Bay
• 3203 N. Mayfair Road, Wauwatosa

Hilco Consumer-Retail suggested that customers should head to stores like the four American Freight locations in Wisconsin to pick up pieces at lower prices.

• 3116 U.S. Route 60., Huntington
• 270 Park Center Drive, Parkersburg

Discounts were applied to inventory in the three American Freight stores in West Virginia slated for shutdown. One location has since reopened.

You may not be able to shop for furniture at American Freight anymore, but there are some good alternatives if you're looking for affordable pieces.

Check out stores like Bob's Discount Furniture, Ashley Furniture, or Living Spaces to pick up discounted items. You can also try stores like HomeGoods for smaller pieces like coffee tables or nightstands. Make sure to check out deals at warehouse retailers like Costco or Sam's Club for furniture, too, if you have a membership.

It can be hard to pick up furniture at an affordable price, but there are other options if your local American Freight is closing.

Find other stores that sell similar items to help you save money shopping, and remember that you may be able to find what you need online. You can also check websites to help you compare prices and features to get exactly what you need.