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Category Archives: Bars
Own Your Neighborhood Guide #3: A View to a Lake (That’s How James Bond Says Lakeview)
Terribly out-of-date movie references aside, Lakeview is a little bit of a misnomer. You can live in Lakeview and have a view of Lake Michigan, but the odds are that if you live in this neighborhood, you don’t have a … Continue reading →
Posted in Arts, Bars, Beer, Chicago, Chicago Cubs, Dining, Economics, Lakeview, Neighborhoods, Real Estate, Real Estate Trends, Restaurants, Sports, Wrigley Field, Wrigleyville
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Tagged arts, bars, beer, chicago, chicago cubs, dining, economics, lakeview, neighborhoods, Real Estate, restaurants, sports, trends, wrigley field
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Bug-Eyed in Bucktown and Wicker Park #6: The Map Room
Wicker Park and Bucktown arguably have the best neighborhood selection of coffee places in Chicago. Options abound from the ubiquitous Dunkin’ Donuts/Starbucks (they don’t deserve a spot in this review because plenty has been written about both of these places) … Continue reading →
Posted in Bars, Beer, Bucktown, Coffee, Dessert, Espresso, Neighborhoods, Uncategorized, Wicker Park
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Tagged beer, coffee, espresso, map room, pastries, sandwiches
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Bad Puns and Great Buildings: Wicker Park-itecture
One of the great attributes of Wicker Park and Bucktown is the wide range of architecture in both neighborhoods. This is going to be the first in a line of pictures and descriptions of some interesting buildings that dot the … Continue reading →
Be a Producer (or Consumer): A Guide to Chicago Music Venues from a Musician’s (and Avid Music Fan’s) Perspective
Chicago has oodles of music venues. I don’t want to say that it’s too many to count because that’s not true. I just don’t want to go to the trouble to try and count them. Music is a very important … Continue reading →
Posted in Arts, Bars, Beer, Bucktown, Chicago, Lincoln Park, Local Bands, Music, Wicker Park
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Own Your Neighborhood Guide #2: A Surprisingly Stable Overview of Lincoln Park
Long-time residents of Chicago can attest: the transformation of much of Lincoln Park over the last 20 years has been remarkable. Take for example the area around North and Clybourn. In the early 90’s, one would be likely to see … Continue reading →
Posted in Bars, Beer, Chicago, Dining, Goose Island, Lincoln Park, Neighborhoods, Real Estate, Real Estate Trends
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Own Your Neighborhood Guide #1: A Princely Look at Noble Square / West Town
I personally get the feeling that Noble Square/West Town is the least-known neighborhood combo (I put them together because they are each pretty small) in the near north/west part of Chicago. This is totally unscientific, but it’s just that I … Continue reading →
Posted in Bars, Beer, Bib Gourmand, Chicago, Coffee, Dining, Neighborhoods, Noble Square, Real Estate, Real Estate Trends, Three Little Pigs, West Town, Whiskey, Wicker Park
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