The temporary closure of Stanford comes two months after Cracker Barrel’s doors were closed nearby. It is believed that similar security and safety concerns led to the closing of Stanford.
PORTLAND, Ore. — Stanford’s Restaurant and Bar at Jantzen Beach has temporarily closed due to what the restaurant described on social media as safety and security concerns. This move is two months after Cracker Barrel was nearby. abruptly shutteredSimilar safety issues are cited as the reason for this.
Stanford’s announced its closure in a post Saturday on the Facebook page Hayden Island restaurant: We wrote that the restaurant would be temporarily shut down “due to recent events”
The same message was added to the page for the Jantzen Beach location The company’s website. Customers are encouraged to visit Stanford’s Clackamas or Tanasbourne locations.
Although the message stated that the closure was temporary, it did not indicate how long it would last. KGW reached out Stanford’s for further information. We will update this story if we get back.
The steak house chain operates primarily in the Portland area, but it also has a Northgate location. It’s part the Ascend Hospitality Group in Bellevue, which also owns Stanford’s Steakhouse, Ascend Prime Steakhouse and Sushi, as well as several Famous Dave’s locations.
Cracker Barrel’s corporate offices didn’t give a reason for the August early. closure of the Hayden Island restaurantKGW spoke with employees, however, who said that management at the restaurant had informed them at an emergency meeting that the closure was due security concerns.
The Cracker Barrel closure seems to be permanent, unlike the Stanford’s. The company did not mention plans to reopen it. Kimco Realty in New York, which is the owner of Jantzen Beach shopping center currently lists the building at “Available (Former restaurant)”. on its website.
Portland Police Bureau’s monthly neighborhood crime dashboard Hayden Island has had 744 reported offenses so far this year, September excluded. This is roughly the same as last year’s 1,140 incidents. Between 2016 and 2020, there were 641 to 778 incidents on the island.
The 744 number means that the island has witnessed more crime incidents this year than most of Portland’s neighborhoods, but it is not among the top 10. PPB’s Business Districts Crimes Summary Also, a map of Columbia Corridor district shows Jantzen Beach as one of many crime hotspots.
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