In late May, Bella Vita Bistro owner Lory Wooley said she might have to close if business at her 15-year-old Italian restaurant didn’t improve.
She’d taken a hit, she said, after a mouse infestation in her restaurant had caused people to stay away.
But business did not improve, and in fact, it got even worse. On Monday of this week, not a single diner came through the door of the restaurant at 120 N. West St., Wooley said.
So Wooley has made a decision that she says has left her “heartbroken.” She plans to close her restaurant at the end of business on Aug. 30…