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title: "Iron Hill Brewery abruptly closes, including Newtown, North Wales, Huntingdon Valley"
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description: "Iron Hill Brewery has announced the sudden and permanent closure of all its locations, including restaurants in Newtown, North Wales, and Huntingdon Valley. The decision, attributed to ongoing financial challenges, was communicated to guests and employees, effective immediately. The company expressed gratitude for community support and hopes to return in the future. Founded in 1996, Iron Hill had at least 20 locations across the East Coast. An internal email indicated that notifying staff in advance could have jeopardized efforts to secure additional funding."
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# Iron Hill Brewery abruptly closes, including Newtown, North Wales, Huntingdon Valley

Iron Hill Brewery announced the sudden and permanent closure of all its locations.

The announcement came Thursday in a message to its guests and employees, saying it would close the doors to all its restaurants effective immediately.

"After many wonderful years serving our communities, all Iron Hill locations have closed. It's been our pleasure to serve you, and we are deeply grateful for your support, friendshiop, and loyalty over the years," it said.

"We sincerely hope to return in the future, and when we do, we promise to welcome you with open arms."

The restaurant chain includes locations across Bucks and Montgomery counties, including Newtown, Huntingdon Valley and North Wales.

The location in Newtown, which opened in 2020, was one of the first restaurants to open as the Village of Newtown was renovated and expanded, now drawing several eateries and shops off Eagle Road in the township. The company was founded in 1996 in Newark, Delaware, and had at least 20 locations across the East Coast.

Breweries in PA, who reported the restaurant's abrupt closing Thursday morning, said it received an internal email from an anonymous employee, which pointed to ongoing financial challenges leading to the decision to file for bankruptcy.

Notifying its staff in advance of the decision to close, the letter went on to say, “would have compromised our ability to secure the additional funding needed.”

“We understand that this news is coming with limited notice; however, we have been working diligently behind the scenes to secure new sources of funding and explore alternative solutions to avoid this situation,” it said in part.

_This article originally appeared on Bucks County Courier Times: Iron Hill Brewery closes all restaurant locations, including Newtown_

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