Lakeview is one of Chicago's biggest neighborhoods. It stretches from the lake to Roscoe Village, with Wrigley Field right in the middle. Here's where to eat, whether it's game day or a regular Tuesday.
Near Wrigley Field
- Byron's Hot Dogs: an old-school steamed dog "dragged through the garden," a short walk from the ballpark. What goes on a Chicago dog? →
- Do-Rite Donuts & Chicken: some of the city's best old-fashioned donuts, plus a fried chicken sandwich.
- Nuts on Clark: the Chicago mix popcorn locals actually buy. It's family-run.
Around Lakeview
- Crisp: Chicago's longtime go-to for Korean fried chicken.
- Steingold's of Chicago: a Jewish deli on Southport with house-cured fish and New York-style bagels.
- Sochi Saigonese Kitchen: a Bib Gourmand pick for pho and a sit-down night out.
- The Art of Pizza: deep dish by the slice, so you don't have to commit to a whole pie.
- Stan's Donuts & Coffee: a huge case of creative donuts.
- Scooter's Frozen Custard: a walk-up custard stand with summer lines around the block.
- Candyality: a Southport candy shop with house-made popcorn. It's fun with kids.
Roscoe Village
- Paulina Meat Market: an old-world butcher that cures its own meats, making one of the city's best Italian subs.
- Bartoli's Pizzeria: a neighborhood deep dish with a peppery sauce.
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