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BUCKMAN \u2014 Live music venue and bar Lollipop Shoppe<\/a> is closed as of Monday, November 24. The owners announced the pending closure via Instagram<\/a> on Sunday, November 2, writing in part, \u201cLike a lot of small businesses, we\u2019ve been struggling to make ends meet as operating costs continue to rise. We put every part of us into this venue [and] it\u2019s hard to say goodbye, but we need to restore our personal [and] financial balance.\u201d 736 SE Grand Avenue<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n ELIOT \u2014 ICYMI, bar and restaurant Cliff\u2019s<\/a> closes on Wednesday, December 31. Owners Josh and Sierra Luebke told Willamette Week<\/em><\/a> that Wonder Ballroom, their landlord, has decided not to renew their lease. In its place, Wonder Ballroom will install a lounge for ticket holders that won\u2019t be open to the public. Meanwhile, the Leubkes are looking for a new kitchen space for Cliff\u2019s. 128 NE Russell Street<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n ROSEWAY \u2014 Food truck Reeva Cafe y Cocina a La Le\u00f1a is now closing up shop for longer than expected, per a post on Instagram. The truck closed for the remainder of November as of Sunday, November 9, stating that the Reeva family had to attend to \u201cpersonal matters.\u201d As of Monday, November 25, the owners shed more light on the situation via Instagram<\/a>: Chef Roberto attempted to obtain legal residency in the United States, but in the final stages was allegedly denied re-entry into the United States, where he\u2019s lived for 20 years. \u201cThis unexpected turn of events has shattered our family and friends, and we are still coming to terms with the situation as we navigate the uncertain path ahead,\u201d the post goes on to read. The Reeva family says they \u201chold onto hope for the future,\u201d whether they decide to reopen or host pop-up events. 7727 NE Sandy Boulevard<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n HAZELWOOD \u2014 Bridgetown Bites<\/a> also caught the news that Cascadia Taphouse<\/a> has closed its short-lived Timberview location inside the Array Food Hall. Cascadia has been in that space since August, per Bridgetown, and in a note on Instagram<\/a>, the team writes in part, \u201cWhile it hurts to step away, we\u2019re choosing to focus on what matters most \u2014 the incredible communities that continue to support Cascadia Taphouse and Cascadia Heights, and the time we\u2019ll now be able to give back to our families and Cascadia team who\u2019ve supported us through every late night and early morning.\u201d Cascadia\u2019s other two locations remain open.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n PORTLAND, WEST SALEM, ASTORIA, NEWPORT \u2014 It seems that Rogue Ales & Spirits<\/a> has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy<\/a> and closed all of its locations, and shut down operations in Newport. Industry trade publication Brewbound<\/a> alleges that the company owes $16.7 million in debts and has filed for Chapter 7 as of Monday, November 24. The Oregonian<\/em><\/a> dives into some of that debt, alleging that Rogue owes $545,000 to the Port of Newport and $30,000 in taxes to Lincoln County. The pubs in Astoria, West Salem, and Southeast Belmont Street in Portland are now all closed. Various locations<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n