For a decade, a tiny sliver of a restaurant on North Mississippi has been a neighborhood stalwart, consistently punching above its weight. Radar, with its brick wall and lengthy chef’s counter, has served as one of the city’s best brunch spots, plating scotch eggs and smoked bluefish paté in a sea of bacon and sunny-side ups. It’s emblematic of a specific era of Portland restaurant, before seasonal and local became the norm.
On Friday, the team at Radar announced the restaurant’s impending closure on Instagram, closing for good on April 15.
“After ten years in business, we have decided to let Radar sail peacefully into the sunset,” a
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