Bronzeville is a neighborhood in Chicago located in the Douglas and Grand Boulevard community of south Chicago.

The Ambiance of the Neighborhood:

There are many things to do in the neighborhood. A lot of parks, historical places, monuments, restaurants, cafes, and shopping centers line the neighborhood streets. The renowned parks are Ellis Samuel Park, Hadiya Pendleton Park, Robert Taylor Park, and Mandrake park. The historical sites in Bronzeville include Eight Regiment Armory, Ida B. Wells Barnett house, and Chicago History Museum.

Restaurants and Bars:

Bronzeville has an abundance of tourist attractions to see and restaurants and bars to enjoy meals. Some of the best restaurants in Bronzeville are mentioned below.

• Exchequer restaurant and pub: $$:  It is a pizza restaurant but has other options like burgers, ribs, salads, and entrees available to go with their wide selection of beer. The restaurant allows dining in, curbside pick-up, and deliveries as well.
• Turtle’s bar and grill: $: It’s a local spot for the residents to stop by and grab a burger and a nice beer. Also, as they have late-night foods as well, some people come here to enjoy that with some jukebox music and sports.
• Dolo Restaurant and bar: $$: It is a Chinese restaurant that serves food in a luxurious and affluent place. They have beer, wine, spirits, cocktails, and many more. Moreover, they also offer desserts. The place is also fit for a vegetarian as they have special options for them.

Transit Options:

The ways of transportation in p are listed below.

• Rail: On the 27th street, The Metra electric district has a station. A train can be taken to travel in the neighborhood.
• Drive: You can also drive a vehicle in the neighborhood.

Schools:

The public schools of Chicago in Bronzeville include Beethoven Elementary School, Bronzeville Scholastic Institute, Philips Academy High School, Dunbar vocational High school, Walter H. Dyett High School, and Chicago Military Academy. De la salle High School and Hales Franciscan high school are the private schools in the neighborhood.

The renowned Illinois institute of technology, which is popular for engineering and architecture, is also located. The VanderCook College of music and Illinois College of optometry is also here. Moreover, Shimer College of liberal arts also shifted here back in 2006.

What People Above about the Neighborhood:

People like how convenient it is to live in Bronzeville. It is a cheap area with a lot of security and a lower crime rate than most neighborhoods in Chicago.

What People Dislike About the Neighborhood:

People say there is not much to do in the neighborhood for a resident. Most people prefer places like West Loop to reside in rather than Bronzeville. However, it is a great place for tourism with many interesting landmarks and activities to do.