A creative, food-forward neighborhood centered around a historic monument, wide boulevards, and one of the city's most exciting restaurant and bar scenes.
Logan Square is known for its tree-lined boulevards, grand greystones, and distinctive Illinois Centennial Monument at the center of the square. Milwaukee Avenue and the surrounding blocks are packed with acclaimed restaurants, craft cocktail bars, coffee shops, breweries, and the historic Logan Theatre. The Sunday farmers market is a neighborhood tradition, and the 606 Trail and Palmer Square Park provide room to roam. Housing ranges from vintage condos to larger single-family homes and new construction.
Hip, creative, and community-driven. Logan Square attracts artists, chefs, makers, and young professionals, but it also has long-time residents and families who give it depth. Evenings are lively without feeling overly polished.
The Blue Line Logan Square stop gets you downtown and to O'Hare, and bike lanes and the 606 make car-free living easy.