The new space opened at the end of July and is now located at 5137 N. Clark.
Take a look at our old post about Patina for more images and info and keep an eye out for an updated post as soon as we get a chance to visit.
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Comments (3)
Phew! I drove past the old Patina a month or so ago and was afraid that they were closing up shop entirely. Glad it's just a move, but I hope the new location doesn't mean all the fantastic prices will go sky high - the stock at the old location was always priced so very reasonably.
Of course it did. It's a matter of days before Andersonville builds a marina and a yacht club, too.
Stopped by the new Patina location over the weekend, and glad to see them in a larger space. Still great prices too. There's a desk thingy with attached stools that swing out which I'm in love with.