A Levittown eatery that has spent eight years on the local food scene shuttered its doors last week.
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Pat’s Pizza and Bistro at 8630 New Falls Road in Falls Township’s Levittown section announced they were closing up on Thursday.
“It’s with heavy hearts that we announce the closing of the Pat’s Levittown location. This decision didn’t come easily, but we’re so grateful to all of our customers and workers. It’s been a pleasure to serve the Levittown area,” a statement posted on social media read.
No reason for the closure was listed.
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An August real estate listing for the building and property noted the restaurant was profitable and the site was turnkey. The property is being listed for $1.2 million.
The Panagiotidis family owned the business that has six other locations – three in Pennsylvania, two in Delaware, and one in New Jersey. Pat’s Pizza and Bistro doesn’t operate any other restaurants in Bucks County.
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Pat’s Pizza and Bistro started when three relatives bought the “Pat’s” pizzeria in South Jersey in 1974.
The 3,300-square-foot Levittown building was constructed in 1972 and previously was home to a catering business, Moby Dick’s Seafood, Alvino’s Restaurant, Rachael’s Restaurant and Gencarelli La Cucina. Pat’s Pizza and Bistro overhauled the building and modernized it before they opened their business in 2014.
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