Andersonville businesses

The pastry shelves are bare at the shuttered Mexican bakery.

The 22,000-square-foot building was previously on the market for more than $2 million.

The resale shop at 5653 N. Ashland Ave. is closing.

The shop sold vitamins, supplements, herbs and more.

The former Bucktown restaurant is now taking delivery and pickup orders in Uptown.

The 48th Ward office, various chambers of commerce and local businesses are partnering for the promotion.

The broker for the property said he's seeking new tenants and has got barbecue on his mind.

The expanded business will add a deli, sell Middle Eastern food and feature tables for patrons to sit at.

The Chicago-based pizzeria chain will open later this year at 5207 N. Clark St.

Urban Mischief and the Haymaker Shop are closing in mid-January and early February, respectively.

Slow business in the holiday off-season and rumors of its closure have hurt the Andersonville fixture.

At least 20 people have inquired about the iconic feminist shop, but owners aren't rushing a decision.

The menu features margaritas and "classic tacos," with carne asada, chicken and pulled pork.

It won't open until next summer or fall, however, to allow for building renovations.

The feminist book shop's owners, ready to retire soon, are looking for somebody to take over.