fulton market district.
Once a meatpacking district, now a mix of top restaurants, bars, and creative office spaces lining cobblestone streets and brick warehouses.
West Loop is a former warehouse and industrial district turned dining, tech, and nightlife hub — with lofts, luxury mid-rises, and townhomes just west of the Loop.
West Loop blends converted lofts and sleek new buildings with some of the best restaurants in the city, all within walking distance of the Loop and the river.
Randolph’s “Restaurant Row” and Fulton Market are the neighborhood’s calling cards, filled with award-winning restaurants, cocktail bars, and rooftop spots. Former warehouses now house offices for major tech companies, boutique hotels, and creative firms, bringing steady foot traffic day and night.
Housing ranges from exposed-brick lofts and luxury rentals to townhomes and newer condo buildings. With close proximity to the expressways, multiple train lines, and the central business district, West Loop is a top choice for buyers and renters who want a buzzy, walkable neighborhood with an easy downtown commute.
A few local favorites that give the West Loop its character. These are great starting points if you’re getting to know the neighborhood.
Once a meatpacking district, now a mix of top restaurants, bars, and creative office spaces lining cobblestone streets and brick warehouses.
A stretch of Randolph Street packed with acclaimed restaurants, cocktail bars, and patios that put West Loop on the map as a dining destination.
A modern neighborhood park with green space, play areas, and a popular dog-friendly section — a daily stop for many West Loop residents.
Just south of Randolph, Greektown offers classic restaurants, bakeries, and cultural spots along Halsted Street.
A tucked-away alley off Randolph with bars and restaurants clustered around a shared courtyard-style space.
Home of the Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks, plus major concerts and events, just a quick trip from the heart of the West Loop.