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Chicago is a city known for its diverse neighborhoods, where a few miles can take you a world away—from the exotic shops of Chinatown, to the tavernas in Greektown, to Andersonville's Swedish bakeries. A Chicago neighborhood that both visitors and residents must experience is Lincoln Square, where a tapestry of interwoven  cultures and one-of-a-kind businesses come together to make an unforgettable place to shop, eat, visit, live or work.
Living in Lincoln Square is like being in a small town within the city. Behind the busy avenues lie quiet, tree-lined streets where wood-frame Victorian houses sit side by side with classic Chicago two-flats, courtyard buildings and greystones. Close-knit residents gather for events year round in the area's parks, churches and public squares. From art fairs to the weekly summer farmer's market, these events bring both neighbors and visitors together. Annual festivals like the Chicago Folk & Roots music festival and the German-American Fest draw crowds of people from all over the Midwest and beyond to experience Lincoln Square.
Yet the neighborhood is as cosmopolitan as it is down-to-earth, with its rich public art, gourmet restaurants, European-style cafés, delis and specialty stores. It's not hard to shop locally, because you can get virtually any product or service you need without even leaving the neighborhood. A great mix of independent and nationally known stores sells everything from toys to tools, art to armchairs, CDs to cappuccinos. And because our business owners take extra pride in their businesses, they may even be the ones to take care of you when you visit their stores. |
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| This website will help you get to know the Lincoln Square neighborhood and its businesses a little better. The Lincoln Square Chamber of Commerce makes it available to provide a complete list of its members and the services they offer, as well as to provide a comprehensive guide to the neighborhood. Please visit the site throughout the year and use it as a reference to find a business or service that you need. If you're visiting, use it to plan some of the attractions you absolutely must see while in Chicago. |
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