Get to know Chicago’s neighborhoods better with our new regular feature, The Grid. First up: Pilsen, on the Near Southwest Side. A center for Mexican American culture since the 1960s, Pilsen is a vibrant neighborhood where churches, art galleries, taquerias, and taverns exist side by side.
Strikingly beautiful outside and in, St. Procopius Catholic Church welcomes all.
Enjoy a classic elote with a smile from vendor Walfre Cisneros in Harrison Park.
Bold outdoor art, like Miguel A. Del Real’s mural, is a telltale sign you’re in Pilsen. Cullerton and Wood Street
At the streetside stand Riri’s WaterBar, Yuri Tamayo pours refreshing aguas frescas.
When in Pilsen, grab tacos! Get started with street fare from El Popocatepetl Tortilleria.
Residents support local businesses like the Shudio, an eco-friendly clothing and plant store.
Small-batch craft brews complement the chill vibe at Alulu Brewery and Pub.
Carniceria Maribel serves up fresh tacos and tortas alongside groceries and goods.
Inventive and hip, Dusek’s Tavern brings high-end funk to pub grub.
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