The Taste of Maine announced Saturday they will temporarily close for two weeks after the owner was made aware of a positive COVID-19 test in the restaurant. Photo: clipart.com
The Taste of Maine announced Saturday they will temporarily close for two weeks after the owner was made aware of a positive COVID-19 test in the restaurant.
The Restaurant has been working with the Maine CDC since it was made aware, and also the local health inspector to ensure they are able to isolate the incident.
They made the announcement on their Facebook page Friday night. They will resume their normal hours of operation on August 15th.
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