BETHLEHEM, Pa. \u2014 Wiz Kidz cheesesteaks locations in Allentown and Bethlehem have gone dark, with multiple signs they may have ceased operations.<\/p>\n
Google listings as of Tuesday showed both locations as \u201ctemporarily closed,\u201d indicating at least a temporary halt in operations. Hours for the Bethlehem location were erased from online search results on Monday.<\/p>\n
The business\u2019 website also displayed its online ordering system as closed or unavailable, with no pickup or delivery options.<\/p>\n
Calls placed to both locations over multiple days have gone unanswered, and neither phone line has an active voicemail box.<\/p>\n
Attempts to contact the business through its email account have gone unanswered, as have inquiries through social media.<\/p>\n
An east side Allentown resident told LehighValleyNews.com a man at the 751 Union Blvd. location over the weekend said the business was closing, though there has been no official confirmation.<\/p>\n
A sign at the Bethlehem location at 65 E. Elizabeth Ave. on Tuesday also appeared to be outdated, referencing limited hours \u201cthis week\u201d while wishing customers a Happy New Year.<\/p>\n
Sign on Wiz Kidz restaurant<\/p>\n
Social media accounts for the business do not reference recent operations or provide updates.<\/p>\n
A Facebook account last was updated Dec. 16 with a post referencing catering available for the holidays, though a sign at the Allentown location said due to unforeseen renovations, that location would be closed for the holidays.<\/p>\n
A sign at the Bethlehem location at 65 E Elizabeth Ave. on Tuesday also appeared to be outdated, referencing limited hours \u201cthis week\u201d while wishing customers a Happy New Year.<\/p>\n
Inside, stacks of rolls could be seen piled on a countertop in an otherwise dark restaurant.<\/p>\n
Key lock boxes were on doors at both locations. The secure containers often are attached to properties so they can hold a key for showings and act as access logs for people coming and going, such as property managers or real estate agents.<\/p>\n
Operating since 2018<\/p>\n
Wiz Kids was established in Bethlehem on the ground floor of The Pinnacle @ 65, a mixed-use building on Elizabeth Avenue featuring an apartment community on the upper floors, along with office space on select floors.<\/p>\n
The Allentown location is housed in a building once home to the well-known Elias Bake Shoppe. It officially opened as Wiz Kidz in July, initially for takeout and delivery orders before adding dine-in service.<\/p>\n