Woodbelly Café Closes Camp Meade Location After Four Months
Woodbelly Café, an 18-year-old wood-fired pizza business, has closed its location at Camp Meade in Middlesex after just four months of operation. The closure was reportedly due to slower-than-anticipated customer traffic and the financial investment required for the new restaurant.
Burlington Plattsburgh, VT, September 21, 2026 — Woodbelly Café, a wood-fired pizza business with 18 years of operation, has ceased operations at its Camp Meade location in Middlesex. The restaurant closed its doors after only four months, marking a brief tenure for the establishment.
The reasons cited for the closure include slower-than-anticipated customer traffic and the significant financial investment associated with opening the new restaurant. Specific details regarding the exact opening and closing dates were not provided.
Woodbelly Café is an established business known for its wood-fired pizza. The decision to close the Camp Meade site comes after a short period of operation. The company’s prior experience of 18 years in the food industry predates this recent venture.
The financial commitment required for establishing new restaurant locations, coupled with initial customer engagement levels, were identified as the primary factors leading to the decision to close the Middlesex site. Further details on the financial impact or future plans for Woodbelly Café were not immediately available.
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