North Center like a local
Food scene
Hurricane Coffee Co.
Walk up window for a fast coffee and breakfast. 1 block away
Armands - neighborhood quick pizza place. 2 blocks away.
6 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Armand's Pizzeria
6694 N Northwest HwyArmands - neighborhood quick pizza place. 2 blocks away.
East coast pizza slices. 2 blocks away.
21 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Jimmy's Pizza Cafe
2434 N Lincoln AveEast coast pizza slices. 2 blocks away.
O'Donovans - simple bar food. relaxed atmosphere. 10 min walk
16 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
O'Donovan's
2100 W Irving Park RdO'Donovans - simple bar food. relaxed atmosphere. 10 min walk
The Rambler Kitchen & Tap
4128 North Lincoln AvenueOur favorite. street side patio. neighborhood bar. 10 min walk
Next to the brown line. neighborhood bar and food. good brunch. 15 min walk
28 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Rockwell's Neighborhood Grill
4632 N Rockwell StNext to the brown line. neighborhood bar and food. good brunch. 15 min walk
Burning Bush - on the river. 5 min walk. unique patio on the river.
8 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Burning Bush Brewery
4014 N Rockwell StBurning Bush - on the river. 5 min walk. unique patio on the river.
Reclaimed Bar and Restaurant
3655 N Western AveFriends run this place. Unique space on western ave
Brunch
Savanna Restaurant
4111 North Lincoln AvenueBig portions, great service.
Higher End
The Warbler
4535 N Lincoln Ave Higher end american food and cocktails
L&M Parkside
Upscale cocktails and apps
Favorite Local Parks
Located in the heart of Lincoln Square at Lincoln and Montrose Avenues sits the 15.84-acre Welles Park, a gathering place for musicians and sports and fitness enthusiasts of all kinds. Many residents enjoy the park’s indoor pool—using it year-round for lap swims, instruction, and aqua exercise. Others visit Welles Park’s fitness center for a workout, while some prefer a leisurely game of horseshoes at the park’s outdoor pits.
The Chicago Park District installed and unveiled a green, wrought-iron, European-style gazebo on the west side of the park as a centerpiece for the Lincoln Square community. Equipped with electricity for lights and sound, the gazebo is used for outdoor concerts, storytelling and other performances.
In Spring 2010 the park district unveiled a new action packed ADA accessible/softsurface playground for community children. On the many fields at Welles Park, one can find baseball, softball, track and field, and football. Preschoolers get involved in tot soccer, floor hockey, tumbling and various play groups, while older children can participate in tumbling, arts & crafts, swimming and many sports. Welles Park also provides activities for adults and children who are developmentally disabled through its therapeutic recreation programs.
63 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Welles Park
2333 W Sunnyside AveLocated in the heart of Lincoln Square at Lincoln and Montrose Avenues sits the 15.84-acre Welles Park, a gathering place for musicians and sports and fitness enthusiasts of all kinds. Many residents enjoy the park’s indoor pool—using it year-round for lap swims, instruction, and aqua exercise. Others visit Welles Park’s fitness center for a workout, while some prefer a leisurely game of horseshoes at the park’s outdoor pits.
The Chicago Park District installed and unveiled a green, wrought-iron, European-style gazebo on the west side of the park as a centerpiece for the Lincoln Square community. Equipped with electricity for lights and sound, the gazebo is used for outdoor concerts, storytelling and other performances.
In Spring 2010 the park district unveiled a new action packed ADA accessible/softsurface playground for community children. On the many fields at Welles Park, one can find baseball, softball, track and field, and football. Preschoolers get involved in tot soccer, floor hockey, tumbling and various play groups, while older children can participate in tumbling, arts & crafts, swimming and many sports. Welles Park also provides activities for adults and children who are developmentally disabled through its therapeutic recreation programs.
At 57.97 acres, Horner Park is one of the largest parks on the North Side and boasts nine softball fields, three senior baseball diamonds with night baseball on two diamonds, two football/soccer fields, four outdoor basketball standards, five tennis courts, a playground, a relaxing nature area and 13 picnic groves.
The park, located at the major intersection of Montrose and California Avenues, plays a prominent role in its Irving Park neighborhood.Horner Park hosts a number of holiday and seasonal special events, including an annual pumpkin patch, movies/concerts in the park, their popular Doggie Egg Hunt along with various public community meetings.The park offers programming to meet every possible age group, interest and need.
Area youth and teens play sports, such as basketball, football, volleyball, softball, track & field and floor hockey.Youth also participate in recreational tumbling and gymnastics. Preschoolers get started as early as age three, building skills in tumbling and tap & ballet.The park offers traditional early childhood recreation classes—preschool; playschool; Moms, Pops & Tots and playgroup. Adults join in athletics with basketball, volleyball and softball leagues.
56 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Parque Horner
2741 W Montrose AveAt 57.97 acres, Horner Park is one of the largest parks on the North Side and boasts nine softball fields, three senior baseball diamonds with night baseball on two diamonds, two football/soccer fields, four outdoor basketball standards, five tennis courts, a playground, a relaxing nature area and 13 picnic groves.
The park, located at the major intersection of Montrose and California Avenues, plays a prominent role in its Irving Park neighborhood.Horner Park hosts a number of holiday and seasonal special events, including an annual pumpkin patch, movies/concerts in the park, their popular Doggie Egg Hunt along with various public community meetings.The park offers programming to meet every possible age group, interest and need.
Area youth and teens play sports, such as basketball, football, volleyball, softball, track & field and floor hockey.Youth also participate in recreational tumbling and gymnastics. Preschoolers get started as early as age three, building skills in tumbling and tap & ballet.The park offers traditional early childhood recreation classes—preschool; playschool; Moms, Pops & Tots and playgroup. Adults join in athletics with basketball, volleyball and softball leagues.