Welcome to Wrigleyville
A lively district near a historic ballpark
The community of Wrigleyville is home to the second-oldest ballpark in the Major Leagues, where legends like Babe Ruth, Ernie Banks, and Sammy Sosa broke records. The Lakeview community area contains Wrigleyville, which is where Wrigley Field still sits.
Wrigleyville is one of the most walkable, bustling, fast-paced parts of town. Wrigleyville has many red-brick homes and condos where residents can see the field, experience the excitement on game days, and attend events by the field or nearby.
What to Love
- How of Wrigley Field and the Chicago Cubs
- Several restaurants and bars
- A sense of belonging
- Plenty of sports bars and activities
- Access to great schools and shops
Local Lifestyle
Wrigleyville is a beloved part of Chicago and is important to the city's history. It's upbeat, festive, and home to people of all ages. This neighborhood is an ideal haven for sports enthusiasts.
Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping
Wrigley Field is the focal point of life in Wrigleyville and the main attraction.
Gallagher Way is an extension of Wrigley Field and a green space that hosts events, a winter festival, movie nights, and other community activities.
Nuts on Clark is an old-timey popcorn shop where baseball fans can stop before the game and pick up some gourmet snacks.
Hotel Zachary overlooks Wrigley Field and was designed to complement the famous stadium in terms of its architectural style.
UncommonGround has sustainable meals, alfresco seating, and an organic brewery.
Happy Camper is a lovely pizzeria with an outdoor terrace and multi-level seating. The
Cubby Bear Pub is the ideal place to head after a game and rehash it with other sports fans. The
Big Star is a Mexican-inspired restaurant that offers to-go cups to people attending the ball games.
Smoke Daddy is in the heart of Wrigleyville and has delicious smoked ribs and meat.
Things to Do
Besides catching a Cubs game, there are plenty of ways to appreciate life in Wrigleyville. The
Metro is a fantastic music venue with plenty of live acts and a trendy scene. It is not unheard of for the locals to visit
Graceland Cemetery and pay their respects to famous Chicagoans buried there. On a typical day, many people stroll down
N. Clark Street for people-watching and sightseeing.
Wrigleyville is in the middle of Lakeview, making it close to all the other hamlets in this area. Nearly every place in Chicago is accessible by the elevated train, and travel from Wrigleyville to other sections of the city is convenient and does not require a car.
