Chicago’s West Side is home to some hidden Chicago treasures. From the culinary wonders of West Randolph Street to gorgeous tree-lined boulevards and the magnificent Garfield Park Conservatory, there’s much to be explored. The nearby suburb of Oak Park is ripe for exploration and chock-full of history and amazing Frank Lloyd Wright architectural gems including his home and studio.
Chicago’s eclectic West Town neighborhood showcases its thriving art scene at the 7th annual West Town Art Walk taking place Oct. 6-7.
Carnivale’s killer ropa vieja tacos are a stand-out dish, find out what else tops our list.
Make the most of what remains of summer with these can’t-miss festivals and events.
Lively and sprawling eatery boating a festive vibe and offering everything from authentic soulful cuisine to simple dishes from all over Latin America. A kaleidoscope of colors, salsa music, and playful decor ignite the sense of being in a Latin house party. Make sure to try their weekend brunch.
Winery/music venue in Chicago’s West Loop featuring a great lineup of live music to go with eighteen varieties of wine on tap for by-the-glass pours. During the warmer months make sure to check out their Chicago Riverwalk location.
The enormously popular California-based brewery comes to Chicago. At 300,000 square-feet and ceilings 50 feet tall, the former steel mill space now features a tap room and brewery.
It may be chilly outside, but these underground dance parties will have you burning up the dance floor.
Chicago Avenue is known for being named after the city, but a little known fact is if you head west of the river you can do some of the best shopping in the city on Chicago Avenue.