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The Green Post
Cafe & Pub a block from the Rockwell Brown LineCafe & Pub a block from the Rockwell Brown Line
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The Book Cellar
Independently owned bookstore and cafe in Lincoln Square. Stop by to browse our shelves, attend one of our frequent events, or enjoy a selection of wine, beer, sandwiches, and pastries in our cafe.Independently owned bookstore and cafe in Lincoln Square. Stop by to browse our shelves, attend one of our frequent events, or enjoy a selection of wine, beer, sandwiches, and pastries in our cafe.
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Old Town School of Folk Music
Old Town School teaches music and dance classes in a wide range of artistic genres. Concerts showcase diverse local and touring artists. A Music Store and Cafe serve students, members and neighbors.Old Town School teaches music and dance classes in a wide range of artistic genres. Concerts showcase diverse local and touring artists. A Music Store and Cafe serve students, members and neighbors.
Partner
Lincoln Square Taproom
Serving beers, ciders, cocktails, and food with a focus on Chicago-land area local businesses.Serving beers, ciders, cocktails, and food with a focus on Chicago-land area local businesses.
Executive
Jerry' & Geraldine's
Interesting sandwiches, burgers and salads, plus Geraldine's coffee shop & bakery, with a lively bar program of craft beer, cocktails, and American whiskeys. Ample indoor and patio seating.Interesting sandwiches, burgers and salads, plus Geraldine's coffee shop & bakery, with a lively bar program of craft beer, cocktails, and American whiskeys. Ample indoor and patio seating.
Premier
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Cobblestone Restaurant
Neighborhood friendly Cider Bar and Bistro serving contemporary eclectic European cuisine with an American twist, craft beers and curated cocktails. Relax and enjoy great service and conversation.Neighborhood friendly Cider Bar and Bistro serving contemporary eclectic European cuisine with an American twist, craft beers and curated cocktails. Relax and enjoy great service and conversation.
