Miss Bea Havin, the pizza and sub shop located at Colorado Plains Regional Airport in Akron, Colorado, has announced the closure of its restaurant after four and a half years of serving local customers, airport visitors, and members of the aviation community.
The restaurant shared the announcement on social media, telling customers that its final day of operation would be the same as the announcement. According to the post, the restaurant planned to close its doors at 7:30 p.m.
The closure marks the end of a business that became part of the daily life at the airport and surrounding community. Miss Bea Havin described it as more than a pizza shop, emphasizing the family history and personal connections that shaped the business.
Miss Bea Havin Announces Final Day
In its announcement, Miss Bea Havin said the decision had been made to close the restaurant at Colorado Plains Regional Airport. The business thanked everyone who had visited during its four and a half years of operation.
The restaurant’s message focused on the people who helped make the business meaningful. It described the establishment as a small canteen built around family history, handmade food, and the pilots and neighbors who regularly visited the airport.
The business did not provide additional details in the announcement about the circumstances behind the closure. The social media post primarily served as a farewell and a thank you to the community that supported the restaurant since it opened.
Miss Bea Havin was located at 1201 N Cedar Ave in Akron and operated as the resident pizza and sub shop at the airport.
A Gathering Place at the Airport
For the past four and a half years, Miss Bea Havin served customers at Colorado Plains Regional Airport while developing connections with people who live and work in the area.
The restaurant’s own description highlighted its relationship with pilots and neighbors. That connection was an important part of the business’s identity and helped distinguish it from a typical pizza and sandwich restaurant.
Small airport restaurants can often become gathering places for pilots, airport workers, travelers, and residents. Miss Bea Havin’s farewell message reflected that role, remembering the people who helped make the airport feel like home.
The business also emphasized its handmade food and family history, suggesting that its importance to customers extended beyond the meals it served.
Community Thanks the Restaurant
Miss Bea Havin used its final announcement to recognize the customers and community members who supported the restaurant throughout its years at the airport.
The business’s social media page identifies it as a pizza and sub shop serving the Akron area. It also lists a website and contact information for the restaurant.
Although the closure brings an end to its four and a half years at Colorado Plains Regional Airport, the farewell message suggests that the business leaves behind memories among the pilots, neighbors, and customers who made it part of their routines.
The announcement did not indicate whether Miss Bea Havin plans to reopen at another location or continue operating elsewhere. For now, the restaurant’s location at Colorado Plains Regional Airport has closed following its final day of service.
For those who visited over the years, the closing represents the departure of a familiar food stop and gathering place from the Akron airport community. Miss Bea Havin’s message was ultimately one of appreciation for the people who supported the restaurant and helped make its time at the airport memorable.
