Luby's, Inc is a parent company that operates the Luby's chain of cafeteria-style restaurants.
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13 Facts About Luby's
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Luby's soon expanded outside of San Antonio to Tyler, Harlingen, El Paso, and Beaumont.
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In 1959, the original partners formed Cafeterias, Inc Luby's continued to expand, entering other Texas cities and locations in contiguous states.
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Luby's entered Houston for the first time when it opened Romana Cafeteria in 1965.
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Luby's operated in 11 states in 1996, having over 200 restaurants at that time.
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Three years later, Luby's moved its corporate headquarters from San Antonio to Houston.
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In 2008, Luby's published a special edition of the cookbook that included 12 additional recipes.
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In 2009, due to the economic recession, Luby's closed 25 stores and laid off staff as a cost-cutting measure.
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Luby's Inc applied for and received a loan of US$10 million as part of the Paycheck Protection Program.
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Luby's did not have a definitive timeline for future transactions, but expected to eventually wind down remaining operations.
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In July 2004, Luby's announced that it would move its headquarters from San Antonio to Houston, where Pappas Restaurants has its headquarters.
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At that time Luby's did not yet state to where it would be moving; the company stated that it would most likely move to a suburb in Greater Houston.
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