Logan Square Lunches!
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  • Hidden gem
  • Low-key cool
  • Neighborly

Logan Square Lunches!


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These are the spots I might take visitors from out of town to show off the neighborhood a bit. In addition to the farmer's market, of course. (Yes, I recognize that Loaf Lounge is technically in Avondale but I'm going to claim it for this list cause I just love it so much.)

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Lula Cafe

Lula Cafe

Inventive, market-driven food in a casual, funky space that hosts an especially popular brunch.

American restaurant$$Logan Square

Omarcito’s Latin Cafe
  • Hidden gem
  • Low-key cool
  • Neighborly

Omarcito’s Latin Cafe

Cheerful patio eatery serving steak and chicken sandwiches and other Latin favorites.

Latin American restaurant$$Logan Square

Loaf Lounge
  • Local loyal
  • Low-key cool
  • Neighborly

Loaf Lounge

Popular cafe serving acclaimed breakfast sandwiches and fresh-baked goods.

Cafe$Avondale

Same Day Cafe
  • Eclectic
  • Slow morning

Same Day Cafe

Old-school cafe fare, like grilled cheese & root beer floats, on offer in this bright joint.

Cafe$Logan Square

EL TACONAZO EL TÍO & BIRRÍA
  • All ages
  • Hidden gem

EL TACONAZO EL TÍO & BIRRÍA

Low-key, BYOB taqueria with late hours & folksy decor supplying Mexican staples in an basic setting.

Mexican restaurant$Logan Square

Daisies

Daisies

Stylish spot with seasonal pasta and vegetables on the New American menu, along with craft cocktails.

Restaurant$$$Logan Square

Pizza Matta

Pizza Matta

Tavern-style pizza venue offering thin-crust pies and fresh salads.

Pizza Delivery$Logan Square

EaThai

EaThai

Straightforward destination dishing up Thai standards, plus vegetarian & vegan options.

Thai restaurant$Avondale

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