Logan Square/Humboldt Park
Humboldt Park is one of the city's largest parks, tucked away on the west side, bordering Bucktown. To its north, the ethnically and culturally diverse Logan Square neighborhood has an increasing hipster presence (maybe the next Bucktown?). The square is marked by the 1918 Illinois Centennial Monument where Milwaukee, Kedzie, and Logan intersect. Surrounding the square is one of Chicago's finest collection of 100 year old graystone homes.
The rather quiet neighborhood has a fun collection of unique restaurants and bars, including the very popular Lula Cafe, and the Empty Bottle, a great music venue. The Logan Square Auditorium is also a common performance space. Surprisingly cheap movies can be seen at Logan Theatre.
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