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Vinland restaurant in Portland closes permanently

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Vinland restaurant in Portland closes permanently

Another Portland restaurant has feel victim to the financial hardships of this unprecedented pandemic. Vinland Restaurant in Portland announced on Friday that they will be closed permanently.  Photo: clipart.com


Another Portland restaurant has feel victim to the financial hardships of this unprecedented pandemic. Vinland Restaurant in Portland announced on Friday that they will be closed permanently.

Vinland has served the Greater Portland area since 2013.

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