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LOGAN SQUARE
A neighborhood with a rich history and a thriving arts and culture scene, Logan Square has become one of Chicago’s most exciting and desirable places to live. Known for its grand boulevards, historic greystones, and vibrant nightlife, Logan Square offers a dynamic mix of urban convenience and neighborhood charm.
The neighborhood is home to independent coffee shops, award-winning restaurants, and vintage boutiques, all contributing to its eclectic vibe. With a strong sense of community and easy access to the CTA Blue Line, Logan Square provides a unique living experience, blending the best of city life with a relaxed atmosphere.
ROAMING GUIDE
Logan Square offers a wide variety of housing options, ranging from vintage walk-ups and modern lofts to renovated two- and three-flats. The neighborhood continues to evolve with new developments, enhancing its unique character and appeal.
Average Rents
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Studio: $1,400 - $2,000
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1-Bedroom: $1,800 - $2,700
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2-Bedroom: $2,600 - $4,000
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3-Bedroom: $3,800 - $6,000
Shopping & Retail
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Lula Cafe – A beloved farm-to-table café that helped put Logan Square on the culinary map.
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Giant – Seasonal New American plates & craft cocktails are served in a funky storefront with local art.
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Mi Tocaya Antojería –Colorful, laid-back spot serving multiregional Mexican small plates, desserts & cocktails.
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Bang Bang Pie & Biscuits – Famous for its homemade biscuits, pies, and warm, community-focused atmosphere.
Nightlife & Bars
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The Whistler – A cocktail bar and music venue featuring live DJs and rotating craft cocktails.
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Split Milk – A 1920s pharmacy with an old-school look sets the stage for crafty takes on classic cocktails.
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Estereo – A bright, open-air bar specializing in Latin American-inspired cocktails and music.
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Billy Sunday–Upscale cocktails and gourmet gastropub fare are served in this chic, antique-accented space
Dining & Cafe
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Lula Cafe – A beloved farm-to-table café that helped put Logan Square on the culinary map.
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Giant – Seasonal New American plates & craft cocktails are served in a funky storefront with local art.
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Mi Tocaya Antojería –Colorful, laid-back spot serving multiregional Mexican small plates, desserts & cocktails.
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Bang Bang Pie & Biscuits – Famous for its homemade biscuits, pies, and warm, community-focused atmosphere.
Public Transportation & Accessibility
Logan Square is well-connected with the CTA Blue Line (Logan Square and California stations), providing a quick commute to downtown and O’Hare Airport.
Several major bus routes, including the 56 Milwaukee and 74 Fullerton, make it easy to get around.
The neighborhood is also highly bike-friendly, with protected lanes and access to the 606 Trail just a short ride away.
Roaming Around: A Weekend in Logan Square
Friday Night: Kick off the weekend with expertly crafted cocktails at Split Milk, a stylish bar in a restored 1920s pharmacy. Then, head to The Whistler for a night of rotating craft cocktails, live DJs, and an intimate music scene.
Saturday: Browse Logan Square’s best boutiques, from locally made fashion at Wolfbait & B-Girls to curated styles at Tusk and Phayes, then dig through vintage vinyl at Bric-a-Brac Records. Enjoy a farm-to-table brunch at Lula Cafe, then end the night with inventive dishes at Giant and cocktails in a lively atmosphere at Estereo.
Sunday: Start your morning with homemade biscuits at Bang Bang Pie & Biscuits, then take a scenic walk or bike ride along The 606. Savor bold Mexican flavors at Mi Tocaya Antojería, then wrap up the weekend with a refined cocktail experience at Billy Sunday.
ROAM WITH ROVER
With plenty of green space, pet-friendly patios, and independent pet stores, Logan Square is a great place for dog owners and pet lovers.
Parks & Outdoor Spaces
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Logan Square Dog Park – A popular off-leash park with agility equipment and shaded seating.
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Palmer Square Park – A scenic, tree-filled park perfect for long walks with your pup.
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Humboldt Park – A massive green space with trails, open fields, and a lagoon, just west of Logan Square.