2. Green City Market
9.4
1790 N Clark St (btwn Dickens Ave & LaSalle Dr), Chicago, IL
Farmers Market · Lincoln Park · 57 tips and reviews
Time Out Chicago: Fruits, veggies and more, oh my! A summer (and year-round) farmers' market staple in the city. Arrive early and bring an appetite for some of the unique market finds.
TLC: Don't miss the chef demos! Every Wed. and Sat. at 10:30am...see some of the city's finest in action.
Jacqui Liberman: Sunflowers are huge and gorgeous and the tube roses smell amazing!
3. Lincoln Park
9.4
N Lake Shore Dr (btwn Glenlake Ave & Grand Ave), Chicago, IL
Park · Lincoln Park · 43 tips and reviews
Abdulrahman Almunayes 🇰🇼: Nice “free” Zoo nearby, connected & opened to the park, people walking around & having a walk always here.
30 Minutes Or Less: Don’t bother looking for a mosh pit. You're here for the fresh air, not the band. #DontBlowIt
Thrillist: Throw a frisbee around. Maybe take a walk through the zoo, and spend a few introspective moments pondering what it means to be human.
Jonathan Ferrera: It is a great place to warm up when it's cold outside, especially the fern room. The plants are so beautiful and it is very relaxing to take a short stroll around the main room.
Time Out Chicago: Chicago can feel pretty tropical, or at least humid, in summer, but if you want to check out some real tropical plant life, the Lincoln Park Conservatory offers a lush sanctuary from city life.
Cheapism: Enjoy a peaceful afternoon among greenhouses and tropical flowers Free entry to 4 different houses, children and anyone who enjoys being surrounded by natural beauty will enjoy this spot. Read more.
8. Kingston Mines
9.0
2548 N Halsted St (at Wrightwood Ave), Chicago, IL
Jazz and Blues Venue · Lincoln Park · 111 tips and reviews
Nuha Nazy: I love this place. Total dive, great music!
Explore Chicago: Its late hours, regular acoustic blues sets, all-night kitchen, and vibrant neighborhood full of shops, restaurants, and other entertainment recommend this club as a top blues destination. Read more.
Soul Train: This spot is one of the oldest blues clubs in Chicago and was rated "Best Blues Club" 13 years in a row. If you're not having a good time, check your pulse.
9. North Avenue Beach
9.0
1600 N Lake Shore Dr (btwn Fullerton Pkwy & North Ave), Chicago, IL
Beach · Lincoln Park · 81 tips and reviews
James Michael: My fav place in the city by far, love the beach, love the peeeps, AWESOME
Leyla Arsan: Enjoy the serenity of the lake front in the morning and get the hell outta here by 10am unless you want to be bombarded by suburbanites & tourists
Gilt City: The Volleywood Beach Bash only happens once a year...you missed it this time, but come next summer, you better be ready.
10. Trader Joe's
9.0
667 W Diversey Pkwy (at N Orchard), Chicago, IL
Grocery Store · Park West · 73 tips and reviews
Bradley Taylor: I love this place. Nice staff. Cheap wine!
👥 CJI: My first time to discover the great ORGANIC savings I can get from here. Move over "Whole Foods"... This is my new Grocery Home.
Jimmy Spencer Jr: Did you know that the Lincoln Park TJ'S re-distributes about $40,000 of food into our neighborhoods each week? The staff here rocks. Thanks for choosing to be socially responsible. Great team :)
11. Alinea
9.0
1723 N Halsted St (btwn W North Ave & W Willow St), Chicago, IL
Molecular Gastronomy Restaurant · Lincoln Park · 142 tips and reviews
NikAroundChi: WOW! Impeccable service and some of the most amazing, creative, beautiful, exciting, fun and delicious food you will find anywhere in the world. Yum. Just go!
Travel Channel: Sardine sandwiches floating on titanium antennae, solidified olive oil -- Alinea may well be, and I do not say this lightly, the most important restaurant in America. -- Andrew Zimmern, Bizarre Foods
Michelin Travel & Lifestyle: Buy the cookbook before dinner and follow along and be courteous with your cameras, others are simply trying to enjoy their experience. - Inspector
12. Toro Sushi
9.0
2546 N Clark St (btwn W Wrightwood Ave & W Deming Pl), Chicago, IL
Sushi Restaurant · Park West · 62 tips and reviews
Sabrina: Best sushi in Chicago! It is fresh and the rolls are very creative. Try the Kamikaze and Caterpiller rolls. BYOB is a plus.
Kara K: side salad with ginger dressing, kamikaze hand roll, sunny roll...i dream about this meal all.the.time. best sushi in chicago!
Vithida Sueblinvong: Try awesome roll. All the sushi also very fresh!
Mike: Just as good as the original Milwaukee shops. They have it all: iced coffee, nitro, lattes, fresh baked goods, you name it. Just make sure you take a freshly roasted bag home with you.
Ahmet Aygen: Good coffee types.
Agni Kakouri: AMazing coffee great for studying
14. Oz Park
8.8
2021 N Burling St (btwn Webster Ave & Dickens Ave), Chicago, IL
Park · Lincoln Park · 29 tips and reviews
venessa tarbell: Your kids will love the Oz-themed sculptures in this park. You'll also find a playground, walking path, tennis courts, and a garden.
Jake Smith: This park is named after the magical land of Oz, created by L. Frank Baum. The children's author was a Lincoln Park resident in the 1890s.
Mary Gazze: Sculptures of Dorothy, Tin Man & Scarecrow from The Wizard of Oz greet you here. People there didn't seem to know there is also the Cowardly Lion. Hard to find...he's hiding in a corner behind a tree
15. Del Seoul
9.1
2568 N Clark St (at W Wrightwood Ave), Chicago, IL
Korean Restaurant · Park West · 162 tips and reviews
John Khuu: Just get Sambal Fish, Sesame-Chili Shrimp, and Kalbi tacos and you'll have a mouthgasm. Boom.
Serious Eats: All of the Korean-style tacos at Del Seoul are worth ordering, though make sure to order at least one fish taco.
Herb L: The shrimp tacos are made of awesomesauce.