New Andersonville Bar, Clothing Repair Shop Opens In Edgewater And More Far North Side Business News

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The Nook opened recently in Andersonville, taking over from the well-known Marty’s Martini Bar, which closed last September after being sold. Managed by the owners of Ravenswood’s O’Shaughnessy’s, The Nook is designed as a cozy neighborhood bar with allergy-friendly cocktails and a unique wine list. Meanwhile, in Edgewater, Nandi Duszynski established BLISS JOY BULL, a brick-and-mortar clothing repair shop that emphasizes sustainability through upcycled fashion. Duszynski, who has sewn since childhood, aims to host workshops that teach people sewing skills and garment repair techniques. Customers can shop by appointment, enhancing the personalized experience.

Cowboys and Astronauts, a beloved men’s lifestyle store, reopened under new ownership in June after the previous owners relocated. The new owners, who were loyal customers, continue to provide clothing, accessories, and home decor in the store. These openings reflect a growing trend of community-focused businesses revitalizing the Far North Side.

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