The parent company of Chuck E Cheese and Peter Piper Pizza restaurant chains started paying rent to some landlords of its more than 500 U.S. and Canadian locations, while other owners told a bankruptcy court they have been "left in the dark," a sign of the struggles facing eateries nationwide during the pandemic.
Chuck E Cheese Parent Locked in Negotiations with 101 North American Landlords
Other Owners Were Recently Paid $12 Million in Owed Rents, Attorney Says
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