The CTA serves the area with buses on Halsted, Broadway, and Sheridan. In some cases, permits are required, so be very careful where you park. You can saunter down to LSD (Lake Shore Drive) and Lake Michigan.īack in those 70s, and 80s, you could find a dozen parking spots on any given street - even at 2AM. Lark restaurant in Boystown is located at 3441 N Halsted St, Chicago, IL 60657. The Lark serves all American dishes including Pizza, sandwiches, burgers paired with hand-crafted cocktails. There are several really nice hotels in the area, and it's a pleasant departure from the Loop or the Magnificent Mile. If you are looking for American pub serving the best fast food then Lark is your one of the best options in Boystown Chicago. But many of the novelty or one-of-a-kind shops have disappeared. There are still shops, restaurants, and of course, the Treasure Island. Over the years, though, it has slipped from its glory days. Finally, it emerged as an upscale area, and the reasonably-priced condos were no more. It was the absolute essence of gentrification. You could pick up a condo conversion fairly reasonably. Going back to the late 70s and early 80s, this was a neighborhood in transition.
The 'Boys of Summer' (aka: the Cubs) are just north of this bastion of equality in Chicago.
