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Overview
You'll know you are in Little Village when you see the terra cotta archway with a welcoming "Bienvenidos a Little Village" sign. Located on Chicago's South Side, Little Village, formerly known as South Lawndale, is home to rich cultural history. The commercial district stretches down the popular 26th Street, where you will find everything from authentic cuisine to locally owned grocery stores and small businesses. This is a vibrant neighborhood of mixed housing styles, plenty of greenspaces, and wide, picturesque boulevards.
Homes in Little Village
Where To Live
Little Village has a variety residential options, including two-flats, townhomes, bungalows, and single-family homes. The neighborhood has experienced an increase in the replacement of old wood-framed homes for new construction low-rise condos and modern multi-unit homes. Little Village's side streets are residential areas where it is mostly quiet and homes have inviting lawns and green space. If you live closer to the bustling 26th Street, you'll experience more crowds, noise, and traffic, and less open space.
Around Little Village
Where To Eat
Take your taste buds on a journey of delicious and hearty cuisine. Most of the dining options are located on the bustling 26th Street. You'll find taco stands, fruit vendors, bakeries, coffee shops, authentic Mexican cuisine, traditional American food, and fast food. 26th Street is a great place to grab a quick bite on the go or enjoy a casual sit-down dinner with family and friends. Some restaurants have live music like mariachi bands or singers that perform on special nights. If you crave pizza, grab a slice from a local Chicago pizzeria.
Friday Night Fun
If you're in the mood for live music and entertainment, then grab your dancing shoes and check out one of the restaurants, clubs, and bars on Kedzie Avenue or West 26th Street. A few of the restaurants turn into music venues with have live bands, mariachis, DJs, and singers on Friday nights. There are also sports bars to watch the big game with friends or attend a concert or special event at the local theater.
The Perfect Sunday
Grab a coffee and pastry from a local bakery or savor a hearty breakfast along West 26th Street or South Kedzie Avenue, or you could go for a run in the park. Community parks in Little Village provide recreational areas like a baseball diamond, soccer field, tennis court, outdoor pool, and picnic areas. You may also want to see the annual Mexican Independence Day parade that goes down 26th Street that's fun everyone.
Living Here
Locals Love
Access to public transportation • Authentic cuisine • Family environment • Plenty of shopping and attractions
Homes for Sale
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