Lincoln Park
Lincoln Park could be considered a "best of" the North Side. Trendy shops, cafes & restaurants, beautiful historic homes, and parks, including its namesake, are just some of Lincoln Park's offerings. The neighborhood has become a popular residential area for yuppies and young professionals. Restaurants and shops reflect this, with inexpensive eats like Pequod's and Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba, to trendy destinations including the award-winning Alinea. Just steps away from DePaul University, Lincoln Avenue has a lively bar scene, usually frequented by college kids and young twenty-somethings.
Beyond great food and shopping, beautiful Lincoln Park also offers the Chicago History Museum, Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, the free Lincoln Park Zoo, and Oz Park, tucked away between Lincoln and Armitage. Lincoln Park is also just steps away from the very popular North Avenue Beach, with a pedestrian bridge that crosses busy Lake Shore Drive for easy access. You can easily spend an entire day in this beautiful neighborhood.
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