"Cocktail bar Libre announced via Instagram that it closed its doors on Saturday, April 4. The Clinton Street watering hole, known for its mezcal and agave-based drinks, shared a heartfelt message thanking patrons for their support."
"The Portland brewing scene lost a prominent figure with the closure of home brew supplier F.H. Steinbart on Friday, April 3. Owner James Ameeti cited a diminishing customer base and rising rent as the main culprits for the closure."
"Tom's Restaurant, a Southeast Portland mainstay since 1975, temporarily shuttered following a kitchen fire that broke out on March 25. The restaurant is closed for service until further notice, with no injuries reported."
"After over 12 years in the space, Hawaiian restaurant 808 Grinds closed its Beaverton outpost on March 17. A new location is already in the works, while the restaurant's food truck continues to serve customers."
In April, several significant closures impacted the local dining and brewing scene. Cocktail bar Libre closed on April 4, known for its mezcal drinks and desserts. F.H. Steinbart, the oldest brewing supply store in the U.S., closed on April 3 due to a declining customer base and rising rent. Tom's Restaurant temporarily closed after a kitchen fire on March 25, with no injuries reported. Meanwhile, Hawaiian restaurant 808 Grinds closed its Beaverton location but plans to open a new one soon.
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