the 606 — bloomingdale trail.
A popular elevated trail for runners, cyclists, and walkers with skyline views and easy neighborhood-to-neighborhood access.
Bucktown blends classic Chicago walk-ups with creative, modern energy — think coffee shops, boutiques, great restaurants, and easy access to the 606 trail and the Blue Line.
Bucktown is lively but still feels residential — quiet side streets just a few blocks off busy corridors like Damen, Armitage, and Milwaukee.
Independent boutiques, coffee, and restaurants cluster around Damen and Armitage — with plenty of neighborhood staples in between.
The Bloomingdale Trail (the 606) is a big part of everyday life here — running, biking, and an easy way to connect to nearby neighborhoods.
Quick Blue Line access, CTA buses, and nearby I-90/94 make it easy to get downtown, to O’Hare, or across the city.
A few local favorites that give Bucktown its character. These are great starting points if you’re getting to know the neighborhood.
A popular elevated trail for runners, cyclists, and walkers with skyline views and easy neighborhood-to-neighborhood access.
A throwback bowling alley with league nights, bar food, and a fun, no-frills vibe.
A long-time Bucktown staple with games on TV, casual food, and a busy sidewalk patio in warmer months.
A resort-style fitness club with indoor and outdoor pools, tennis, classes, and plenty of space to hang.
A go-to spot for group outings with WhirlyBall courts, bowling, laser tag, and a full bar.