Lakeview is a vibrant and eclectic neighborhood located on the North Side of Chicago. Bordered by Lake Michigan to the east and Wrigleyville to the north, Lakeview is known for its lively entertainment scene, trendy restaurants, and diverse array of shops and boutiques. The neighborhood is home to Wrigley Field, the historic home of the Chicago Cubs baseball team, which draws crowds of passionate fans during baseball season. Lakeview also boasts several beautiful parks, including Lincoln Park, which offers plenty of space for outdoor recreation and relaxation. The area’s diverse population gives it a lively and welcoming atmosphere, with a wide range of cultural festivals, events, and celebrations taking place throughout the year.
Flagship Chicago – You Don’t Need To Be A Sports Fan
Flagship, to many, may seem like just another typical sports bar. Upon first glance, I wouldn’t argue with you. However, being that sports games were flooding the copious amount of screens throughout the venue and my table didn’t pay attention to any of them one bit–...
New York Delicatessen Resurrects a Neighborhood Classic
Deli and sub sandwich fans are intensely passionate, even to the point where there are fierce rivalries around massive chains like Subway and Jimmy John’s. New York Delicatessen owner Isaac Work was once such a fan, driving regularly from Bridgeport to the...
Pizzeria Serio’s New Breakfast Pizza Gives You an Excuse to Eat Pizza Three Times a Day
Chicagoans love brunch so much that more and more restaurants decide to get into the brunch game. However, the results can often be kind of surreal when you wind up at the local dive that’s trying their hardest to deliver an extravagant Lobster Eggs Benedict in the...
The Tastes of the New Spring Menu at the Stretch
The last time I was at the Stretch, I was in pursuit of their award-winning Cortland Street Burger and walked away with a very happy stomach. I made a return trip to the Wrigleyville sports bar and grille to sample their new spring menu—launching March 12—created by...