Somerville's Bow Market: List Of Confirmed Shops

SOMERVILLE, MA – More than two dozen businesses are planned for Bow Market, an upcoming shopping and dining complex in an old Union Square storage building. The market, slated to open in 2018, can hold 32 storefronts, many of which will house vendors signed to short-term leases. In addition to the revolving door of options and a now-confirmed brewery, a theater and "one or two" brick-and-mortar businesses are planned for the space.

Bow Market was formally announced in March. In the months since, news has trickled in about who will set up shop at the complex.

Below is the full list of confirmed shops. (For daily newsletters and news alerts, subscribe to the Somerville Patch and like us on Facebook.)

• Remnant Brewing is slated to take over a large chunk of the market, with an interior of over 2,000 square feet and 1,000 square feet of outdoor space. The brewery is the brainchild of David Kushner and Joel Prickett, alums of John Harvard's Brewery and Lord Hobo, respectively. Rounding out the team is head brewer Charlie Cummings from Mystic Brewery in Chelsea. The menu will include saisons, IPAs, sessions, sours and stouts and all-day coffee service.
• Can't decide between roast beef or bar pizza? At North South, you won't have to. The restaurant serving both North Shore and South Shore staples, from the duo behind Mike & Patty's, will open at the upcoming Bow Market in Union Square. The main draws of North South will be a roast beef three-way, topped with barbecue sauce and mayonnaise, and a revolving menu of thin-crusted bar pies.
• A Gloucester-based pierogi pop-up will have a permanent storefront at the upcoming Bow Market in Union Square. Jaju Pierogi, run by sisters Casey and Vanessa White, has served handmade pierogi at area restaurants and farmers markets since 2015. The location at Bow Market will be Jaju Pierogi's first storefront.
• Maca, a macaronerie known for the cutesy depictions of pop culture favorites on its treats, is coming to Union Square's Bow Market. Like Jaju Pierogi, which confirmed its opening at Bow last week, Maca is a pop-up that will open its first brick-and-mortar shop in Somerville.
• Buenas Empanadas: South American-inspired specialty goods, such as take-home empanadas, pastry dough, sauces and toppings. The duo behind it has started an Indiegogo campaign to bring their vision to life.
• Hooked Fish Shop will sell seafood dishes with ingredients from Red's Best and the Boston Smoked Fish Company. Read more about the concept via Eater.
• The Somerville Arts Council's Nibble program will offer cooking classes and a revolving door of pop-ups, according to Eater. Tanám will serve Filipino cuisine and include a bar and performance space, Boston Magazine reported.
• Gâté Comme Des Filles, one of two chocolate companies currently based at Aeronaut Brewing Company, has announced a location at Bow, according to Eater.
• 9000 Things will sell everything from fair trade jewelry to original artwork by designer Ali Horeanopoulos. A greater Boson resident, Horeanopoulos incorporates familiar hometown elements like skylines and bridges in her pieces using found materials such as industrial objects and reclaimed wood. Horeanopoulos' Kickstarter campaign can be found here.
• Jeweler Ashley Vick turned her travels in the Southwest into the pieces at Filomena Demarco. The shop will sell jewelry handcrafted by Vick, who started her business out of a studio in Somerville.
• Brows by Renata, the brainchild of brow artist Renata Goncalves, will offer eyebrow shaping with caliper ruler measurements and facial waxing.

Did we miss one? Email alex.newman@patch.com and let us know!

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