Andersonville is easily accessible by both of Chicago's major north side highways and by public transportation. The neighborhood is bounded roughly by Winnemac (5033 N) to the south, Victoria (5800 N) to the north, Ravenswood (1800 W) to the west, and Magnolia (1250 W) to the east. The heart of Andersonville's commercial district is Clark and Berwyn (5300 N). Andersonville is a neighborhood influenced by Swedish culture and home to the Swedish American Heritage (5211 N. Clark Street), the Swedish Bakery (5348 N. Clark Street) and local Ann Sather (5207 N. Clark Street). It is also home to many female business owners and young entrepreneurs. Women and Children First (5233 N. Clark Street) is an in independent bookstore that caters to women's and children's literature. The stretch of Clark Street between Lawrence Ave. & Bryn Mawr has seen a boom in new shops, restaurants and businesses in recent years. The spine of Andersonville, this area is rife with eclectic shops, cafes, fitness centers, cybercafes, boutiques, and restaurants. The range of different cultural cuisines offered in this area alone is staggering.

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