TROY — Daisy Baker’s, one of the city’s most storied restaurant spaces and names, is being revived for the second time by the same man who brought it back to life 26 years ago.
If permitting, hiring and training go as planned, Daisy Baker’s will reopen on Dec. 6 during Troy’s Victorian Stroll, a day chosen to coincide with when Jim Scully first brought it back, in 2000, in an 1891 brownstone at 33 Second St., across from the Troy Music Hall. The same band, the Lustre Kings, is scheduled to play on opening day.
“With the way the city’s been going and how busy the music hall is, I really wanted to do it again,” said Scully, who since early 2008 has owned the pizza-focused wine bar Bacchus Wood-Fired in the basement of 33 Second St…