Logan Square

Get to know Logan Square – a charming neighborhood on the northwest side of Chicago. Known for its tree-lined boulevards, vintage architecture, and an awesome culinary and bar scene, Logan Square is worth a look.

The Logan Theater marquee and surrounding buildings on Milwaukee Ave in Chicago's Logan Square neighborhood
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Logan Square at a Glance

UNIVERSITIES

  • No major universities

HOSPITALS

  • No major hospitals

HIGHWAY ACCESS

  • Interstates 90 / 94

TRAIN STATIONS

  • Western Station: Blue Line
  • California Station: Blue Line
  • Logan Square Station: Blue Line

BUS ROUTES

  • Route 49
  • Route 53
  • Route 56
  • Route 73
  • Route 74
  • Route 76
  • Route 82
  • Route 94

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Discover Logan Square

Why choose to rent here? Well, it’s all about balance! Living in Logan Square gives you a taste of city life while letting you soak up the charm of a tight-knit community.

When it comes to apartments for rent in the neighborhood, you’re in for a surprise. The local apartment options are as diverse as the neighborhood itself. From classic Chicago-style brick walk-ups to modern high-rises with all the bells and whistles, there’s something for everyone.

If you’re into vintage vibes, check out the rehabbed apartments in Logan Square that are full of charms and classic details. But if you’re all about contemporary living, take a look at the shiny new buildings. From the sleek finishes to the rooftop decks, your friends will be green with envy.

Explore the available apartments for rent in Logan Square and let us know when one catches your eye – we can’t wait to show you around this fun Chicago neighborhood.

Adventures in Bites and Cocktails

Logan Square certainly isn’t hurting for great food. Whether you’re looking for a taco fix or the best gourmet burgers in Chicago, this neighborhood’s got it all. And when the sun sets, the bars come alive with craft cocktails, local brews, and live music. Explore Michelin-starred gems to dive bars with character, and everything in between. 

If your new apartment is near the Milwaukee Avenue corridor, consider yourself lucky (and fed!). Milwaukee Avenue is a treasure trove, brimming with some of the city’s best dining spots. Hit up tried-and-true eatery Lula Cafe for an amazing brunch in a cozy atmosphere. For a fun date night, head to The Whale. The lobster tacos are other-worldly and the vintage-chic aesthetic is too cool. 

Logan Square isn’t only about dining; it’s also a hub for nightlife. Whether you’re into chic cocktails or prefer a beer and a shot combo, the neighborhood has you covered. There are trendy speakeasies, like The Heavy Feather, that’ll transport you back in time. Is a neighborhood tavern more your scene? The Corner Bar is your new favorite hangout. Popcorn, beer, darts, and dogs are even allowed. 

If you live in Chicago, you better love pizza. Lucky for its residents, Logan Square has everything from Chicago deep-dish to classic thin-crust pies. Treat yourself to the “Logan Squares” Detroit-style pizza at Paulie Gee’s on Milwaukee and Sacramento. For thin crust pop into Pizza Lobo, and for classic Chicago-style, it’s gotta be Rosati’s.

Entertaining Activities

Live in Chicago, and you’ll never be bored! Especially when you rent an apartment in Logan Square – there’s always a place to be and a place to be seen in the neighborhood.  

One of the best things about living here is simply being able to stroll down the historic boulevards and admire the historic architecture. For a little culture, visit local art galleries (Firecat Projects is the best!) and catch live music at Logan Square’s oldest blues venue, Rosa’s Lounge. No matter your interests, Logan Square will keep you busy and entertained. Here are some of our favorite spots:

  • Logan Theatre 
  • Humboldt Park 
  • Logan Square Farmer’s Market 
  • The 606
  • The Lincoln Lounge 
  • Logan Arcade

Fun Fact

The Logan Theatre has been the heart of the neighborhood since 1915. Over the years, it’s transitioned from a silent film venue to a modern cinema while preserving its historic charm. The theater was also one of the first in the city to showcase “talkies,” or movies with synchronized sound, in the late 1920s.

The Shopping and Small Business Scene

The shopping in Logan Square gives you everything you want, and then some! From everyday conveniences to locally owned boutiques, the neighborhood has it all. 

When it comes to groceries, you’ll find lots of local options like Tony’s Fresh Market and Safeway. There’s a Target on Milwaukee Avenue that has great grocery options too. Other conveniences include several pharmacies and the ultimate necessity of all – coffee shops that are scattered throughout the whole neighborhood. 

But what truly sets Logan Square apart is its thriving small business scene. Local boutiques and shops dot the streets. From Lost Girls vintage clothing shop to Skunk Cabbage book shop, these independent retailers are the heartbeat of the community. 

For the foodies, the neighborhood’s culinary scene extends to specialty food shops, including butcher shops, bakeries, and gourmet grocers. The diverse immigrant communities in the area have also given rise to international markets and ethnic food stores, making it fun to try new cuisine anytime the mood strikes. Check out neighborhood favorites like Kurowski Sausage Shop, Joong Boo Market and Borinken Cakes.

Recreation and Parks in Logan Square

Even though Logan Square is an urban neighborhood, it has great parks, recreation options, and green spaces. Most famously is the historic Logan Square Park – a public square anchored by the iconic eagle-topped Illinois Centennial Monument. 

One of the neighborhood’s prettiest green spaces is Logan Boulevard, a tree-lined parkway that stretches for over a mile and is flanked by historic mansions and charming boulevards. This peaceful stretch is perfect for leisurely strolls, jogging, or biking. 

When you live here you’ll love being close to the Bloomingdale Trail (commonly known as The 606), a former railway line turned elevated park and trail that winds through the neighborhood. A popular spot for walkers, joggers, and cyclists, The 606 is adorned with public art and provides breathtaking views of the Chicago skyline.

Humboldt Park, located near Logan Square’s southern border, is the area’s largest park. At 197 acres, it’s a hub for outdoor activities and has lagoons, gardens, sports fields, and a historic fieldhouse. Take your dog out for a run around the park or pack an afternoon picnic and enjoy a beautiful summer day in your neighborhood! 

One awesome thing that sets Logan Square apart from other Chicago neighborhoods is its focus on events and outdoor festivals. The best community event is the Milwaukee Avenue Arts Festival, where art, music, and food come together in perfect harmony. More than 250 artists, three live music stages, and the best food trucks in Chicago make this an event you can’t miss!

Effortless Urban Transit

You can rent an apartment in Logan Square and get practically anywhere in Chicago, thanks to the neighborhood’s awesome public transit. 

The CTA Blue Line runs right along Milwaukee Avenue, making the trip to downtown Chicago super quick. Hop on, and you’ll be in the heart of downtown in less than 30 minutes. Public bus lines run throughout Logan Square too, and are an easy way to get around Chicago’s North Side and beyond.

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