Logan Square Guide
There are numerous places in Logan Square that make for the perfect mini-getaway to a hard week or when visiting from outside Chicago. In this Logan Square Guide, you will get a taste of what this remarkable place has to offer.
Bang Bang Pie Shop: You’ll find a different flavor every day, but you can still enjoy the same options of fruit, cream, and chocolate that are so delicious.
Centennial Monument: This marble Doric column in the middle of the square was designed by Henry Bacon and officially dedicated in 1918. It commemorates the centennial of the statehood of Illinois and serves as the centerpiece of the Logan Square guide. You can start here and then go to a wonderful destination.
City Lit Books: One of the great independent bookstores that features a wide range of interesting books and staffers who can make some choice recommendations.
Fleur: This remarkable florist can make some unique flower arrangements, but they also offer a number of candles, soaps, and even baby toys.
Logan Theatre: Nearly a century old, the Logan Theatre is a wonderful place to catch a flick or enjoy live comedy nights on Mondays. You can enjoy the Chicago Underground Film Festival that features local talent and filmmakers at the Logan Theatre which is scheduled for early March.
Lula Café: You can find wonderful comfort food such as gnocchi with boar sausage or lamb sweetbreads and cocktails to wash it down at this contemporary American café.
Masa Azul: You can find award-winning cocktails that go great with the pork tacos that have caused people from all around the region to go to Masa Azul. You cannot go wrong when going to this remarkable place.
New Wave Coffee: This incredible coffee shop offers the best in java for coffee fanatics thanks to the local Metropolis beans. However, it is the atmosphere that really makes this place special.
Scofflaw: Created by Danny Shapiro, this gin-joint offers a great menu of drinks that just have to be experienced to be believed. It’s no wonder that this place is considered one of the best bars in all of Chicago.
The Whistler: This bar managed to set a new trend back in 2008 by creating affordable cocktails that were out of this world. This is a very popular place, especially on the weekends.
Wolfbait & B-Girls: If you want to find the hottest in chic women’s wear by some of the best designers in the region then this is your place. Run by Jenny Stadler and Shirley Kienitz who also contribute their own designs, you can find a wealth of great fashion at this location.
Yusho: Ever since it opened in 2011, Yusho has enjoyed rave reviews for the simple reason that it serves the best yakitor-inspired dishes. With Matthias Merges as your chef, this is the place to go for small plate dishes in the region.
Redevelop University: This is not an accredited University but it teaches Realtors and investors in the Chicagoland area about lead generation, selling homes for top dollar, technology, raising capital, managing contractors, auctions, marketing, and finding inventory. Their is a strong emphasis on networking and doing deals within the Redevelop University community. It is run by brothers Joshua Inglis and Juan Inglis and it meets on the first Tuesday of the Month at 6pm at the VFW Hall (3009 N Kedzie). Learn more here
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