At least six Red Lobster restaurants in Central Florida were listed as “temporarily closed” on the Orlando-based seafood chain’s website Monday, the latest blow to a financially struggling company that reportedly is considering whether to declare bankruptcy.

The restaurants affected included three in Orlando at 3552 E. Colonial Drive, 7373 W. Colonial Drive and 8003 Golden Sky Lane; in Altamonte Springs at 340 State Road 436; in Sanford at 20 Towne Center Circle; and Kissimmee at 4010 W. Vine Street.

Other metro Orlando locations of the chain appeared to be open as usual, according to the website.

Other cities around the nation also were reporting similar closings. FOX 61 in Hartford, Conn., reported 80 locations in at least 27 states were on the list. Red Lobster has about 650 restaurants in all.

A spokesperson for the company could not be reached for comment.

Red Lobster has been struggling financially for years. The company’s main investor, Thai Union, cut ties to the chain earlier this year and said it would be looking for a buyer.

In April, Bloomberg quoted sources as saying the company might file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, allowing it to continue operating while it restructures debt.

A $20 “endless shrimp” promotion that began last summer was so popular that it contributed to the company’s $11 million loss in the third quarter, company officials said. Thai Union said the company would lose more than $20 million for the entire year.

Red Lobster has had three CEOs in the past two years.