The Loop Neighborhood Guide
The 'L' , Bean, and Suits Swarming at Lunchtime
🧭Bordered by: Chicago River to the North and West, Ida B. Wells Drive to the South, Lake Shore Drive and Lake Michigan on the East, and surrounded by none other than the central loop of the CTA trains
📌Best known for: Willis Tower (Sears, but we'll be official here...), Millennium Park, Art Institute exploring, theater hopping, and hidden rooftops galore
👕The neighborhood stereotype is: going into the office, happy hours that go late, and business bros
👍Locals live here because: no commute on weekdays, up-and-coming new housing, the easiest access to other neighborhoods
👎Don't say we didn't warn you about: tourist stampedes, pricy parking, trash trucks at 3 am
✨TLDR;: corporate glam meets lakefront playground
Pros & Cons of The Loop
The Loop strengths (top 5)
The Loop tradeoffs (top 3)
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The Loop Neighborhood DNA
skyscraper selfies and business lunches
