Irving Park, Chicago
Neighborhoods
Irving Park was first founded as a farm in the mid-19th century. It expanded over the following decades, as it changed ownership several times, and was eventually developed into a suburb. The area was annexed to the city of Chicago in 1889. The neighborhood continued to develop over the next century, and still maintains many of its historical homes, structures, and parks.
Irving Park
Breweries
Funky warehouse spot serving house beers & gastropub fare with a beer hall, TVs & a cornhole game.
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Old Irving Brewing Co.
4419 W Montrose AveFunky warehouse spot serving house beers & gastropub fare with a beer hall, TVs & a cornhole game.
Enjoy craft beer, hard cider, diverse food menu. It's all under one roof in Chicago's historic Old Irving Park!
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ERIS Brewery and Cider House
4240 W Irving Park RdEnjoy craft beer, hard cider, diverse food menu. It's all under one roof in Chicago's historic Old Irving Park!
Sightseeing
The first thing to do when you arrive in Irving Park is stroll The Villa District, a tiny residential pocket that’s listed on the National Register of Historic Places. “The Villa”, recognized as an official Chicago landmark district, is a collection of 126 bungalows on seven distinctive blocks that draw upon Arts & Crafts and the Prairie School architectural styles for inspiration.
The Villa
The first thing to do when you arrive in Irving Park is stroll The Villa District, a tiny residential pocket that’s listed on the National Register of Historic Places. “The Villa”, recognized as an official Chicago landmark district, is a collection of 126 bungalows on seven distinctive blocks that draw upon Arts & Crafts and the Prairie School architectural styles for inspiration.