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This downtown State College noodle shop has closed after 13 years in business

State College’s Noodles & Company has closed at 244 W. College Ave. after 13 years in business.
State College’s Noodles & Company has closed at 244 W. College Ave. after 13 years in business. mdisanto@centredaily.com
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  • Noodles & Company has closed its shop in downtown State College.
  • The fast-casual chain opened at 244 W. College Ave. in 2012.
  • Only six Noodles & Company shops are left in Pennsylvania.

State College’s Noodles & Company has closed after more than 13 years in business.

The fast-casual restaurant at 244 W. College Ave. is now permanently closed, according a sign posted on its front door. The company’s State College location is no longer listed on its active roster of Pennsylvania Noodles & Company shops, and its phone number is no longer in use.

“We’re sorry to say this Noodles location is permanently closed,” a sign on the shop’s door reads. “We’ve thoroughly enjoyed serving you and appreciate all your support.”

Following its closure in State College, Noodles & Company has just six operating shops left in Pennsylvania. The closest locations to Centre County are in Harrisburg, Camp Hill and Pittsburgh.

Noodles & Company’s closure opens prime downtown State College real estate on the corner of West College Avenue and South Burrowes Street. The site formerly housed bars like 797 Lounge and the Sports Cafe before Noodles & Company opened in August 2012.

Noodles & Company served a wide range of noodle-based dishes, including macaroni and cheese, chicken Parmesan and ramen bowls. Its menu also featured soups, salads and sides like potstickers, garlic bread and meatballs. The chain once served sandwiches but removed them from its menus years ago.

Those impacted by Noodles & Company’s closure may be able to satisfy their cravings at Honeygrow, another fast-casual chain that recently opened in State College. The shop, located at 170 E. Beaver Ave., offers salads and stir-fry bowls, among other options.

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Matt DiSanto
Centre Daily Times
Matt is a 2022 Penn State graduate. Before arriving at the Centre Daily Times, he served as Onward State’s managing editor and a general assignment reporter at StateCollege.com. Support my work with a digital subscription
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