After temporarily closing due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a Pizza Hut location in Vienna has shuttered permanently.
The location previously at 541 Maple Ave W. said on its Facebook page that it is “permanently closed,” but there was no post explaining why. Additionally, the location’s page was removed from the list on the eatery’s corporate website.
Just last year, the chain closed more than 500 locations nationally, according to USA Today.
People hungry for pizza in the area can check out a variety of other pizza parlors near Maple Ave, such as Lombardi’s and Church Street Pizzeria (115 Church Street) and the newly opened PizzaRoni (235 Maple Ave E.)
Photo via Pizza Hut/Facebook
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