Luis's Guidebook
Food scene
Stylish spot with seasonal pasta & vegetables on the New American menu along with craft cocktails.
27 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Daisies
2375 N Milwaukee AveStylish spot with seasonal pasta & vegetables on the New American menu along with craft cocktails.
Longtime, old-fashioned ice cream parlor serving up ice cream sundaes & homemade candies.
179 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Margie's Candies
1960 N Western AveLongtime, old-fashioned ice cream parlor serving up ice cream sundaes & homemade candies.
Year-round Sunday market (moves indoors in winter) offering produce & more, plus live entertainment.
135 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Logan Square Farmers Market
3025-3113 West Logan Boulevard
Year-round Sunday market (moves indoors in winter) offering produce & more, plus live entertainment.
Glamorous destination for elevated American fare & cocktails with a mid-century gambling theme.
28 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
The Whale Chicago
2427 N Milwaukee AveGlamorous destination for elevated American fare & cocktails with a mid-century gambling theme.
Fun
Pop open a bottle and become a pinball wizard at the Arcade.
Logan Arcade
2410 W Fullerton AveFireside Bowl is an original family owned Chicago Bowling Alley established in the 1940’s.
Fireside Bowl has remained open for over 60 years in Logan Square.
29 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Fireside Bowl
2646 W Fullerton AveFireside Bowl is an original family owned Chicago Bowling Alley established in the 1940’s.
Fireside Bowl has remained open for over 60 years in Logan Square.
Neighborhoods
Logan Square, located about 6.5 miles from downtown Chicago, is known for its wide boulevards, historic mansions and churches, spacious parks including the 606, community activism and vibrant food scene.
174 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Logan Square
Logan Square, located about 6.5 miles from downtown Chicago, is known for its wide boulevards, historic mansions and churches, spacious parks including the 606, community activism and vibrant food scene.
Brewery
Chicago has long been a go-to destination for serious fans of craft beer — and Logan Square is one of the city’s biggest hotbeds for creative brewing. Around Logan Square, you’ll find plenty of brewpubs, taprooms, and beer companies offering up the latest and greatest in experimental beermaking. Revolution Brewing is one of the biggest names on the block in Logan Square; throughout the area, you’ll also find plenty of other fun places to grab a totally unique brew, including BiXi Beer, Pilot Project Brewery Incubator, Hopewell Brewing Co., and Maplewood Brewery and Distillery.
Pilot Project Brewing
2140 N Milwaukee AveArt
Whether you’re looking to add to your personal collection or simply check out some inspiring works from the next generation of artists, Logan Square is the place to be. This artist-friendly neighborhood is home to some truly impressive places to browse and shop, including Galerie F and the Oliva Gallery. The Hairpin Arts Center, located in the historic Hairpins Lofts building, offers arts and cultural programming year-round, including classes, exhibits, and guest lectures. In the heart of Logan Square, Comfort Station offers rotating exhibits and arts presentations, all housed in a cozy Tudor-style cottage which was originally built in the 1920s as a warming station and public restroom.
Hairpin Arts Center
2810 N Milwaukee AveBar
As far as beautifully restored old bars go, Spilt Milk is one of the finest specimens we’ve ever seen. The bar retains much of its throwback charm with vintage refrigerators, gold-painted tile ceilings, and the ornately carved wood bar
Spilt Milk
811 South BlvdConsejos para la ciudad
Costumbres y cultura
Blue line is the fastest way to get downtown.
There has been some changes in the boulevard to make way for bikes and pedestrians. It’s a bit tricky but it gives the community a bit more safety.
Facilidad para moverse por la casa
Go for run, walk or biking to the famous 606!
Constructed out of a former abandoned rail line, the 606 Trail is a popular draw for locals and tourists alike. This winding, elevated greenspace stretches for nearly three miles all across the west side of Chicago, from Wicker Park to Humboldt Park. Logan Square is a great place to enter the 606, and follow it for as little or as long as you’d like. A modern marvel of engineering, the 606 is home to biking paths, walking trails, art installations, rest areas, and truly stunning views of some of Chicago’s most interesting neighborhoods. City bikes are available to rent! Find your nearest stati