About Logan Square, Chicago

Logan Square is a neighborhood with a rich history. It has a public square on the northwest side of Chicago City. The Logan Square Neighborhood Area has been one of 77 town-designated neighborhood areas set aside for planning purposes. The suburb of Logan Square is focused around the public square that acts as its nameplate at the three-way intersection of Milwaukee Avenue, Logan Boulevard and Kedzie Boulevard.

The Ambiance of the Neighborhood: 

The Metra / Milwaukee District usually surrounds the residential neighborhood of Logan Square.  The Neighborhood is distinguished by notable historic walkways, stately gray stones, and wide bungalow-style houses.

Restaurants and Bars:

• Kyoten: Kyoten is Omakase-only, so this is one of Chicago’s finest sushi bars. It’s still the most costly, $220 for 20 courses. The omakase here includes a ton of tasty nigiri with a variety of inventive side dishes, such as beef fat on rice, or fried tilefish along with caviar and cream Fraiche.
• Mini Mott: Once upon a time, famous Mott St burger seemed like an urban myth because you could just have it at lunch or eat at the pub. Now you could get the same quite good burger. 
• The Moonlighter: The Moonlighter has a comprehensive selection of food and beer, such as waffle fries, pretzels, and tacos, and all these items are great. The real reason to bring here is the enormous outdoor area that works well for all months.
• Mi Tocaya Antojeria: Mi Tocaya offers tasty Mexican meals, varying from guisado de nopalitos (an outstanding cactus stew) to some decent tacos. People enjoy the cheerful environment and how the chef/owner has a fair chance of coming to your table and seeing how it all is. 
• Park + Field: Park And Field is yet another location with a spectacular outdoor patio. The area is enormous. Everything here is adorned like an old-fashioned sports hall, with things like retro rings and fruit horses.
• Paulie Gee’s: Paulie Gee moved from Brooklyn to Chicago. The creative Neapolitan pies are indeed fantastic. People like the rustic atmosphere-everything outside the ceilings are made from wood, so it feels like a tavern more than a pizza spot. As a perk, they’ve got vegan options that taste fine. 

Transit Options:

• Subway: taking a subway is a feasible option. Price: $2 – $5
• Line 56 bus: Line 56 bus is another good option for commuting. Price: $3
• Taxi: Finding a taxi in Logan square is very easy Price: $15 – $19
• Uber: You can easily get an Uber in Logan square. Price: $10 – $13
• Walk  

Why People Love the Neighborhood:

Logan Square is a vibrant community of musicians, performers, and creative spirits. Its inventive spirit and multicultural atmosphere make it a go-to for residents searching for the next fun thing.