Per https://thebeerchaser.com/tag/the-lost-and-found-bar-in-portland/ : This is not to suggest that bar closures such as Slabtown, with its rich history, are not a loss and sterile corporate brew pubs don’t come close to replacing a venerable neighborhood bar.   However, there are still a lot of new establishments ready to garner a loyal clientele and join the idiosyncratic hole-in-the-walls just waiting to become the new Cheers.  The Lost and Found started by two female entrepreneurs in 2013 in North Portland is a great example.

Per https://queerintheworld.com/gay-portland-oregon-travel-guide/Tucked in a comfortable corner of North Portland, this is the perfect spot to gather with close friends, reconnect with those you’ve lost, or find new ones altogether. While you sip fresh-made signature cocktails, craft beer, or local wine, you can enjoy the truly unique atomic Northwest atmosphere, custom made works of art, great music, delicious snacks, and a huge patio. And you can rest easy knowing you are in the care of the friendliest and hardest working staff in the entire city.

More research is needed for this buisiness.