Lincoln Park
Lincoln Park, located on Chicago’s north side, is home to fantastic dining spots, cozy coffee houses, lively bars and local shops. In addition to the great eating and drinking scene, there’s abundant outdoor recreation—from the free zoo at the lakefront, to the tree-lined paths of the park and beyond! Come check it out!
NEIGHBORHOOD


Lincoln Park is one of Chicago’s most iconic neighborhoods. Bounded roughly by Lake Michigan to the east, Armitage Avenue to the north, and Diversey Parkway to the south, with Halsted Street to the west, it offers a rich mix of tree-lined streets, historic architecture, and lively urban amenities. The area is packed with amazing places—and most importantly, amazing people!
Lifestyle
Living in Lincoln Park brings a special blend of outdoorsy and urban living. When you’re out on the home search, it’s important to know the kind of lifestyle you are actually desiring rather than simply the type of home you like (meaning don’t just pick a home because you think you like the finishes). It’s equally important to ensure the home is in the right environment.
Do you love being outdoors? Lincoln Park gives you plenty of options: stroll through the park’s green expanses, take a jog or bike ride along the Lakefront Trail beside Lake Michigan, or enjoy picnic time and greenery in the expansive parkland that gives the neighborhood its name.
Types of Housing
Lincoln Park offers a diverse mix of housing options, from historic brownstones and classic walk-ups to modern condos and luxury single-family homes. The neighborhood features charming tree-lined streets, quiet residential pockets, and vibrant areas filled with cafes, shops, and parks. Around DePaul University and the lakefront, you’ll find a lively atmosphere balanced by serene, family-friendly blocks.
Overall, Lincoln Park provides a perfect blend of character, convenience, and community, offering something for every lifestyle and stage of life.
Restaurants and Bars
After a day of strolling, shopping, or outdoor activity, you’ll want to unwind—and Lincoln Park has you covered. Craving pizza or craft beer? Check out Pat’s Pizza & Ristorante for thin-crust tavern-style pies. Prefer a relaxed lounge vibe? Head to Willow Room at 1800 N Halsted, a historic spot with vibrant bar and bistro classics. Want something different? Try Del Seoul for Korean-fusion tacos or dumplings.
Whatever your craving or preferred dining atmosphere, Lincoln Park has you covered.
Coffee & Casual Bites
For your daily caffeine fix or a casual pastry stop, there are plenty of great local cafés. Visit Soloway Coffee at 2275 N Lincoln Ave for a seriously good espresso or non-caffeinated option, like a berry-lavender lemonade. Prefer a familiar name? Philz Coffee at 2323 N Lincoln Ave delivers custom blends and a warm vibe.
Community & Beyond
Lincoln Park supports a strong local business and civic scene. If you need a haircut, try a neighborhood salon; for fitness, drop into a local gym or yoga studio. The neighborhood is built to serve both your body and mind.
And the people-power is real: The neighborhood associations and business districts in Lincoln Park are active and engaged, offering opportunities to get involved, volunteer or simply understand your neighbors.
Overall, Lincoln Park isn’t just a place to live—it’s a place to live well.
Oh… and of course! Want a quality sandwich or just a great bottle of wine after a long day? Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba is a solid choice for Spanish-style tapas and sangrias.
Want to learn more?
Let’s meet for coffee at Soloway Coffee or Philz Coffee | Lincoln Park!

