No More Burritos At This Closed Mexican Restaurant - Portland, IN

[@nancydarling4918]

Good video. Thanks.

[@AroundIndiana]

Thanks for watching

[@backinpurple]

From Fort Recovery, Ohio (Portland’s neighbor) and remember there were two attempts at being a Mexican restaurant. But it’s hard to compete in a small town when there’s already a superior Mexican restaurant a little more than a football field away in El Camino.

[@AroundIndiana]

That seems to usually happen in small towns

[@dylanlewis2835]

The store across the street was the towns original Marsh store!

[@AroundIndiana]

I wondered what that was, thanks for the info

[@jeee1074]

I am with you on the drama in the community. It is best to ignore that negativity and do your own thing. I run a retail blog and moderate the comments so that people will not get attacked.

[@AroundIndiana]

The drama is so stupid. I don't know how people have time for it

[@purplegrape9186]

Didn’t realize there’s a Portland in Indiana too. I know there’s one in Maine.

[@ryanhadley6504]

Portland indiana looks like a dying town never been there I live in Cincinnati, but born in Indiana!

[@AroundIndiana]

Its mostly factories and a few fast food places and a Walmart. There's not much there.

[@loyalninecoffee2024]

I live very close to this town and it is definitely dying. Poverty is rampant in Jay and next door Blackford Counties. Jay County where this is located hosts a great group of people. The locals are very friendly. It's just that El Camino is right next door and probably pushed them out of business.

[@chinodelchicano8332]

Ice probably ran them out

[@keefe9617]

Ahhh Margaritas.. Best pollo loco.. Still El Camino is the best for Mexican in the Jay/Randolph area

[@jarmyvicious]

Donde You, My Delicious Michelada ????

[@katiegammon15]

I fallowed your insta btw and sent you a message it’s me