The upscale convenience store chain Foxtrot will reopen its 1562 N. Wells St. location in Old Town Thursday, the company said Tuesday. The chain, which abruptly shuttered in April months after a failed merger with upscale grocery chain Dom’s Kitchen & Market,

See when the Old Town location will reopen, the rough timeline for other stores and what will be different at Foxtrot 2.0.

Foxtrot Cafe and Market is reopening its second location on Thursday in the Old Town neighborhood of Chicago at 1562 N. Wells St. It reopened its first location in the Gold Coast neighborhood of Chicago on Sept. 5 after closing in April under former parent company Outfox Hospitality.

Staffing and licensing are the two main barriers as the upscale food market slowly reopens stores across the city, its co-founder said.

Foxtrot 2.0 has its second store. The urban market and café has unveiled another location in its hometown of Chicago as it returns to business following the dissolution of its short-lived parent company, Outfox Hospitality.

The Old Town store, located at the intersection of North Avenue and Wells Street, will be the second location to open since Foxtrot's original co-founder Mike LaVitola announced plans to reopen several locations in Chicago and Texas.