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Ukrainian Village is a Chicago neighborhood located west of Chicago's downtown and south of Wicker Park. Its boundaries are Division Street to the north, Grand Avenue to the south, Western Avenue to the west, and Damen Avenue to the east.
Over the past century, West Town has seen waves of immigrants from all over the world. These global influences have shaped the neighborhood into the funky, creative enclave it is today. This is where you can find an Old-World pierogi joint, a botanical-inspired brewery, and a contemporary omakase spot — all on the same street.
If you’re spending a day in West Town, Chicago Avenue is a good spot to start exploring. Many of the area’s diverse restaurants and bars are clustered around this area, like Chicago’s first botanic brewery (Forbidden Root), German-Southern fusion in a beer hall (Funkenhausen), a Michelin-starred Portuguese tasting menu (Porto), a BYOB Creole spot (Soulé), and a Filipino bakery with lines out the door (Kasama).
Experience traditional self-care rituals, from thermal baths to saltwater pools, in a restored historic building at AIRE Ancient Baths.
Explore a thought-provoking exhibit at Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art, which showcases the work of self-taught artists outside the mainstream.
Shop for cowboy attire, hats, and boots at Alcala’s Western Wear.

The West Loop is a foodie mecca. An explosion of excellent eateries have taken over this former industrial area, turning the historic warehouses into some of the city’s hottest restaurants.
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A former meat-packing district, the West Loop has become one of the most dynamic dining destinations in the city. In particular, a stretch of Randolph Street known as Restaurant Row is where you’ll find many of the neighborhood’s most celebrated spots, from high-end tasting menus to hidden ramen joints to fourth-generation sandwich shops.
The West Loop is also home to Greektown, a bustling enclave overflowing with traditional restaurant restaurants, bakeries, and delis, and the National Hellenic Museum — the second oldest American institution dedicated to Greek culture.
Nearby Fulton Market has a cool industrial vibe that bursts with activity, thanks to tons of trendy restaurants and bars that have taken over the old warehouse spaces. Between meals, you can explore the West Loops’s art galleries, cool shops, and boutique hotels. Check out the year-round Randolph Street Market for unusual vintage and antique finds. In the summer, the market heads outdoors with live music and pop-up bars.
Explore like a local
Head to walk-up window at BomboBar for worthy desserts to go. Order a round of crispy pig face at Girl and the Goat where Top Chef winner Stephanie Izard runs the kitchen. Try one of the best burgers in America at refined diner Au Cheval — it’s worth the wait.