Fulton Market:
Formally a section of Chicago consisting of warehouses, Fulton Market is now a popular entertainment area with corporate offices and award-winning restaurants. Along quaint side streets you will also find cozy coffee shops, lively breweries, and vibrant cocktail bars, many times of which feature live music. The area is growing at a rapid pace due to its wide variety of things to do and the opening of a Google corporate office in 2015.
Fulton River District:
Located on the west edge of downtown Chicago, the Fulton River District is surrounded by some of Chicago’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Being a smaller area of Chicago, the area is known for its neighborhood feel that can be hard to find in larger cities. Given that and it’s close proximity to all that Chicago has to offer, many people have made their move to the area. The area has a wide variety of restaurants, lots of historical charm, and a location that cannot be beaten.
Greektown:
Much like the name indicates, Greektown is a flourishing district in Chicago that is home to many Greek tavernas, restaurants, and pastry shops. Chicago has the largest Greek population of any city in the world so you rest assured the cuisine is authentic and top rated. You can also find the National Hellenic Museum which was founded in 1983 and is dedicated to celebrating the cultural contributions of Greeks and Greek-American.
Madison Corridor:
Running straight from the heart of Chicago to the west side of the city, some refer to the Madison Corridor as the equator of Chicago. Many iconic buildings on the street including The Chicago Civic Opera House, Chase Tower, the Citigroup Center, and many more. Once named “The World’s Busiest Corner”, Madison Street was the beginning point for Chicago’s street numbering system. Today, the street is home to many popular restaurants, boutiques, and bars including Monteverde, The Fig Tree, and the Black Barrel Tavern.
Randolph Row:
Nestled between Halsted and Ogden Ave., Randolph Row is oftentimes dubbed as restaurant row. Located in the popular West Loop neighborhood, the street is lined with some of the city’s best eateries. The area has close proximity to three major expressways and the United Center making it an accessible spot for all. Here, you can find an unlimited number of restaurant’s featuring diverse cuisine, there is always something for everyone. This coupled with the cool industrial and historic vibe throughout the area make it a must stop for anyone visiting the area.
West Loop Gate:
One of the most sought-after areas and considered to be the transportation hub for all of downtown Chicago, West Loop Gate is extremely walkable with a vibrant food and drink scene. A favorite of the locals, The Chicago French Market features local food vendors and casual spaces for eating while a plethora of upscale restaurants and stylish bars are just right down the street. With 2 railway hubs, Union Station and Ogilvie Transportation Center, West Loop Gate is the perfect location for everyone.
