A Neighborhood Walk: Noble Square, Chicago Ave.

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Noble Square’s southern border is Chicago Ave. There are a lot of hispanic homes, stores and restaurants that have been around forever, it seems. And then around Greenview Ave. you stumble onto Flo, a popular restaunt for brunch, I hear, and Green Zebra, a high-end vegetarian restaurant. In the far southeast corner of Noble Square is a Eckhart Park, which is huge.

Previously in Noble Square:
» Ashland South of Division

Other neighborhood walks:
» Ukrainian Village: 1 2 3 4
» East Ukrainian Village: 1 2 3 4

6 thoughts on “A Neighborhood Walk: Noble Square, Chicago Ave.

  1. Hi Rachelle,
    I reached your blog while searching for a picture of Benito Juárez´s statue in Chicago. I visited your City in July 2003 for 1 week and I was hooked. I´ll be back sometime because Chicago is “my kind of town”.

    Greetings from Monterrey, Mexico

    Armando

  2. I’d add that Green Zebra is some mighty fine cookin’. Love the photos — so many familiar sites from my days living north of, and commuting near, that stretch of Noble Square. I nearly got killed on my bike once at Augusta & Milwaukee (my own fault, I pedaled absent-mindedly right through the red light for the highway off-ramp there about 2 secs ahead of a car), so I give the Polish Roman Catholic Union next door at least partial credit in my salvation.

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