Another local restaurant has closed its doors for good.

We're hearing this type of news way too much since the COVID-19 pandemic.

It's Pennsylvania Soup and Seafood House, inside the Main Street Marketplace, on South Main Street in Doylestown. It was in business for 17 years.

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The owners, Keith Blalock and Chad Riedley announced the news on Facebook.

The announcement read in part, "It is with a heavy heart yet profound gratitude that we announce the closure of PA Soup and Seafood. We extend our since appreciation to everyone who has walked through our doors and shared a meal with us. We are immensely grateful for the opportunity to have served the Doylestown community and to have been a part of your lives."

If you have a gift card that you haven't used yet, don't worry, it's still good. It can be redeemed at the Blalock and Riedley's other local restaurant, Penn Taproom,  located on State Street.

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Phillyburbs is reporting that the popular restaurant was no longer profitable.

Blalock cited the high cost of food, staffing and the fact that they can't sell alcohol.

I know locals will miss the homemade soups, sandwiches, salads, seafood...everything.

I don't think we've seen the last of them. The goodbye post said to keep our eyes peed for their next project.

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The Phillyburbs article says the partners already have plans to open a new place in Doylestown, a bigger place so they can offer their customers more.

As soon as I find out more about this new restaurant, I'll let you know.

To find out more about the closure of PA Soup and Seafood, click here.

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