A longstanding Nittany Mall business and its lone remaining restaurant has closed.
Dino’s Pizza-teria shuttered its doors earlier this week, while its phone number was disconnected and Facebook page was removed. A spokesperson for Namdar Realty Group and Mason Asset Management, which own and operate the Nittany Mall, confirmed on Friday that the closure was permanent.
Dino’s opened in 1986 and had two employees at the time of its closure.
Earlier this year another eatery, Happy Wraps, closed its mall location and moved to downtown Bellefonte.
Seven other businesses have left the mall this year or are planning to do so. Macy’s, Express, Kay Jeweler, Victoria’s Secret and Rampage Room have all closed in 2020. Emporium Market moved to downtown State College and Bradley’s Book Outlet announced it will close around the end of 2020 or in early 2021.
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