A downtown Bellefonte pizzeria is teaming up with a local brewery for a new pub across from the Centre County Courthouse.
Brother’s N.Y. Style Pizza has partnered with Robin Hood Brewing Co. on the Courthouse Pub at the corner of North Allegheny and East High streets. The location is adjacent to Brother’s longtime pizza shop at 102 N. Allegheny St.
“We are partnering with Brothers N.Y. Style Pizza on Allegheny to bring you their food, perfectly paired with our exceptional beer,” Robin Hood Brewing wrote in a Facebook post on Wednesday. “The new Courthouse Pub is the ultimate destination to revel in downtown Bellefonte’s charm while savoring one of our craft beers.”
An opening date will be announced soon, according to the post. The pub will be in addition to Robin Hood’s location at 1796 Zion Road and Brother’s pizza shop, both of which will continue to operate.
Brother’s took over the former Confer’s Jewelers storefront at 100 N. Allegheny St. earlier this year and posted on Facebook in late October that the Courthouse Pub is “coming soon.”
Renovations created an open doorway between the new pub and the pizzeria. The pub includes table and bar seating.
The Courthouse Pub will be part of a spate of business openings in downtown Bellefonte.
The Print Factory, a bookstore and cultural space, opened in November at 130 S. Allegheny St., and The Frame Factory & Gallery moved from State College to 137 E. High St. in August.
Bees Knees Coffee announced last week that it plans to open Shaky Hands Coffee Shop in March at 106 W. Bishop St.
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