Mary Williams+FollowLakeview’s go-to spot for unbeatable fish & chipsThe fish and chips at Duke of Perth in Lakeview aren’t just good—they’re a local legend. Tucked away on Broadway, this Scottish-inspired tavern serves up flaky, piping-hot fillets in a shatteringly crisp batter, with fries that stay hot and peas that brighten every bite. The vibe is all about comfort: cozy wood, tartan touches, and friendly faces that make you feel like a regular, even on your first visit. Honest prices, generous portions, and a patio for sunny days seal the deal. If you’re craving real pub comfort, this is the spot to slow down and savor. Who else has made this their neighborhood favorite? #Food #ChicagoEats #Lakeview10Share
Ryan Horne+FollowChicago’s crispiest pizza is hiding in LakeviewPat’s Pizza & Ristorante on Lincoln Ave has quietly mastered the art of Chicago’s thinnest, crispiest, cheese-loaded tavern-style pizza. Locals treat it like a neighborhood clubhouse—where the square-cut slices disappear before you know it and every visit feels like a tradition in the making. The vibe is pure old-school Chicago: friendly faces, cozy booths, and the irresistible smell of bubbling mozzarella. If you’re after comfort food that delivers every time, this is the spot. Have you tried Pat’s yet, or do you have another favorite for that perfect cheesy crunch? #Food #ChicagoEats #Lakeview00Share
Mary Williams+FollowLakeview says goodbye to The PiggeryAfter 15 years of smoky ribs, rooftop hangs, and Cubs game shuttles, The Piggery is closing its doors for good this Sunday. For so many in Lakeview, this spot was more than just a barbecue joint—it was a neighborhood staple that weathered fires, a pandemic, and plenty of late nights. Now, with the building up for sale, it feels like the end of an era on Irving Park. What’s your favorite Piggery memory? And what do you hope comes next for this corner of the neighborhood? #Food #Lakeview #ChicagoEats00Share
Mary Williams+FollowLakeview says goodbye to The PiggeryAfter more than 15 years of smoky BBQ, rooftop hangs, and pre-game Cubs shuttles, The Piggery is closing its doors for good this Sunday. This Lakeview favorite survived a major fire, the pandemic, and became a go-to spot for everything from pork sliders to World Series celebrations. The building is now up for sale, marking the end of an era for the neighborhood. What’s your favorite memory from The Piggery? And what do you hope takes its place in this iconic spot? Let’s share some stories and ideas! #Food #Lakeview #ChicagoEats00Share
mary01+FollowNew Lakeview bar Fathom set to shake things upLakeview is about to get a fresh hangout spot—LaSchora Hospitality, the team behind Dorothy Downstairs, is bringing a new bar called Fathom to 1622 W Belmont. While details are still under wraps, it’s already creating buzz, especially since Dorothy Downstairs is known as a welcoming lesbian cocktail lounge. With Fathom’s location near Late Night Thai and The Pony Inn, this could become a new favorite for neighbors looking for something different. What kind of vibe or events would you love to see in this new space? Let’s hear your ideas! #Food #Lakeview #ChicagoEats00Share
Annette Jones+FollowSouth Side favorites bring flavor to LakeviewChicago’s North Side just got a major food upgrade! Two beloved South Side restaurants, Cleo’s Southern Cuisine and Dat Donut, have opened new spots in Lakeview, bringing soul food classics and legendary donuts to a whole new crowd. Cleo’s, famous for its fried catfish and hot chicken, now sits just up the street from Dat Donut’s first-ever expansion—where their giant, cake-sized Big DAT donut is the star. Plus, Uptown’s Wilson Ave is buzzing with two new arrivals: Piacere Mio’s Italian comfort food and Las Piñatas’ Mexican staples. Which spot are you most excited to try? #Food #ChicagoEats #Lakeview00Share
