{"schemaVersion":1,"attribution":"Metaintro company intelligence","canonicalUrl":"https://www.metaintro.com/company/smokey-bones","company":{"slug":"smokey-bones","name":"Smokey Bones","industry":"Accommodation and Food Services","headquarters":{"city":"Beverly Hills","region":"CA","country":"US","formatted":"Beverly Hills, CA, US"},"openRoles":9,"careerSiteUrl":null},"hiring":{"historyStatus":"observed","historyStartedAt":"2026-10-05","updatedAt":"2026-10-07T17:11:50.369772+00:00"},"freshness":{"jobDataCheckedAt":"2026-10-07","siteDataCheckedAt":"2026-10-04","note":"Based on company-published pages and job postings Metaintro observed"},"layoffs":{"trackerUrl":"https://www.metaintro.com/layoffs/smokey-bones","eventCount":1,"reportedJobsAffected":0,"latest":{"type":"store-closure","announcedOn":"2026-04-28","headcount":null,"storesClosed":null,"summary":"Smokey Bones, a FAT Brands chain in bankruptcy, closed all of its remaining US restaurants on April 28, 2026, with employees given little or no notice.","sourceUrl":null,"warnNoticeUrl":null},"byYear":[{"year":2026,"eventCount":1,"reportedJobsAffected":0}]},"salaries":null,"coverage":{"hasMore":false,"articles":[{"title":"Smokey Bones Shuts Locations in 2026 — Where Restaurant Workers Are Landing Next","url":"https://www.metaintro.com/blog/smokey-bones-closing-stores-2026-restaurant-jobs","publishedAt":"2026-04-29T14:50:46.000Z"}]},"faq":[{"question":"Is Smokey Bones hiring?","answer":"Smokey Bones has 9 active roles indexed by Metaintro."}],"methodology":{"companyFacts":"Observed on company-published pages.","hiringFacts":"Observed in job postings indexed by Metaintro.","layoffFacts":"Published announcements in the Metaintro Layoffs Tracker; headcount is jobs affected as stated by a source, null when none stated one.","salaryFacts":"Pay ranges stated in the company's own job postings; cohorts with fewer than 5 postings are omitted.","coverage":"Metaintro newsroom stories tagged as substantially about the company.","unknowns":"Missing values are omitted or returned as null; they are never inferred as zero."}}