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Nancy's Sky Garden returning to Georgetown
Nancy’s Sky Garden is returning to Georgetown after closing in June. (Courtesy Nancy's Sky Garden)
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Nancy’s Sky Garden is returning to Georgetown after closing in June. Under the ownership of Juwon Kim, who also owns the Round Rock location, Nancy’s Sky Garden will offer the same menu of Korean-inspired, healthy meals it previously served, including gluten-free and dairy-free options. Kim added he would also like to include beer and wine in the future. The new Nancy’s Sky Garden will be located at 103 N. Austin Ave., Ste. 105, Georgetown. Kim plans to open in mid-January. 512-884-5642. www.nancysskygarden.com
By Ali Linan
Ali Linan began covering Georgetown for Community Impact Newspaper in 2018. Her reporting focuses on education and Williamson County. Ali hails from El Paso and graduated from Syracuse University in 2017.
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