Capital Region Restaurant Closes Due To Health Concerns

A family-owned Italian restaurant and pub in the region is closing after less than a year in business.

Joe’s Township Tavern in Knox will permanently close on Saturday, Sept. 30.
Photo Credit: *Facebook/Joe’s Township Tavern*

09/29/2023 8:00 a.m.

Albany County eatery Joe’s Township Tavern, located in Knox at 1412 Township Road, closed on Saturday, Sept. 30, the company announced on Facebook.

Owner Joe Conklin attributed the move to co-owner Nadia Raza’s declining health.

“With Nadia’s health concerns, it is too much stress to keep the tavern open,” he said. “We are hoping to open Curry Patta in the future at some point and Nadia is actively searching for a location.”

Conklin encouraged customers to join them one last time before the closure.

“Hope to see everyone soon to say our last goodbyes!”

Joe’s Township Tavern opened in December 2022, serving a variety of pizzas, pastas, and burgers, as well as custom cocktails in a “laid back atmosphere,” according to its website.

Popular dishes included the pasta primavera, bacon macaroni and cheese, and buffalo chicken pizza.

Joe’s Township Tavern will be open daily from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. until Saturday’s final service. Find out more on its website.

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