The Humboldt Park neighborhood is seven miles out from Chicago’s Grant Park, The Chicago Theatre, and the Navy Pier. The park by which its name derived from has more than 200 acres within it, and includes the Field House, large grassy lawns, and nature trails surrounded by lush landscaping.
From eclectic coffee shops and home design stores to ethnic cuisines – Humboldt Park has it all! You’ll find cool, retro diners, rustic steakhouses, plus numerous cafes serving Puerto Rico-inspired fare! There’s also a burgeoning bar scene along North California Avenue.
Residents of Humboldt Park adore its many annual events and festivals which display its pride and heritage. Paseo Boricua, along Division Street, is recognized for its Puerto Rican influences – you know you’re there when you see its two large steel flags arched over the roadway. Residents enjoy direct access to Interstate 90 as well as the short transit ride to Randolph Street Market.
