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Andersonville
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"So many restaurants to chose from."(5 Tips)
"Main street USA in the big city."(2 Tips)
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Restaurants, coffee shops, shops...this place has it all.Upvoted Sep 27- Take it all in and enjoy all there is to see. Every store has it's own charm and there are so many hidden treasures here. Main street USA in the big city.
The action is on Clark street. Start at Foster and head up to Bryn Mawr. Come during the day to experience the great shops, but don't forget the great (non-douchy) night life!
Chicago Sister Cities InternationalAugust 24, 2012Settled by Chicago's Swedish-Americans, this neighborhood still has many marks of its early history that will make you feel like you're in our sister city of Gothenburg.
Maggie KmiecikAugust 3, 2012Great neighborhood for hanging out in all day. Breakfast, shopping, lunch, theatre all on one block.
Ranalli’s has wonderful thin crust pizza and George’s has wonderful ice cream. Great area to visit.
Stop by on the First Weekend in June for one of Chicago’s best street festivals, Midsommerfest.Upvoted 6 days ago
Greg McNicholSeptember 22, 2014Becoming less and less a Swedish neighborhood. Bring back Wickstrom's!
A stop at Brown Elephant us a must for a glimpse of old Andersonville architecture
Explore ChicagoSeptember 14, 2010For a printable map & detailed guide to Andersonville, visit:
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