California-based fast food and iconic ice cream shop, Foster’s Freeze, will be closing its doors. After 33 years of service, the eatery is shutting down this weekend as the owners decide to retire.
Foster’s Freeze in Livermore is Shutting Down Permanently
A longtime Livermore favorite, Foster’s Freeze has been operated by the Nguyen family since 1993 and is a staple for the community. It offers a cozy and casual American fast-food dining experience and delicious frozen treats. The eatery is well known for serving burgers, shakes, and classic soft-serve ice cream.
With a social media post, the restaurant owners announced the closure. They wrote, “After 33 years, it is with heavy hearts that we share that Foster’s Freeze in Livermore will be closing.”
Located at 1593 First Street in Livermore, Foster’s Freeze will shut down on Sunday, November 15. Talking about its journey in the community, the owners shared, “Over the years, we have served generations of Livermore families, watched kids grow up, and made countless memories with all of you.”
Several longtime customers shared their sadness on social media following the closure news. One customer wrote, “I’m so saddened to hear! Thank you for the many years of dipped ice cream cones as we traveled with family”
Farewell Week Offer
For its final week of celebrations, the eatery is offering a “Buy One, Get One FREE! (Free item of equal or lesser value)” deal starting November 9.
The restaurant encouraged the community to visit before November 15 for one last soft serve. They added, “We would love to see you.”
The restaurant did not share any official reason for closing; however, according to the Patch report, the current owners of the restaurant are preparing to retire.
The team thanked the local community and said, “Thank you for your loyalty, your kindness, and for making us part of your celebrations, summer nights, and after-game treats.”
The closure of Foster’s Freeze will mark a huge loss for the Livermore community.
