Illinois is full of not only amazing food, but some of the best bars and breweries in the Midwest. Particularly when I lived on the Far North Side of Chicago, I was surrounded by an abundance of diverse restaurants and nightlife offerings. The Andersonville neighborhood is known for its Swedish ancestry and its small, locally-owned shops on Clark Street — but it’s also known for being a dense residential area filled with young families. The stroller traffic, combined with vehicle and foot traffic, is enough to drive anyone nuts, but the charming area is worth it. But if you find yourself yearning for an adults-only restaurant in Andersonville, Chicago, look no further than Hopleaf — a beloved local haunt that offers the perfect 21 and over escape.

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Ready to enjoy this adults-only restaurant in Andersonville, Chicago? Start planning your visit by checking out the Hopleaf website and Facebook page. And while you’re there, why not make a weekend getaway out of it? Andersonville is an exciting, eccentric neighborhood that’s completely walkable with great shopping. It’s also just a short walk to the Edgewater neighborhood, Lake Michigan, busses and the “L” train, and grocery stores. Having lived there, I can’t recommend visiting this area enough! This top-rated rental condo is a plant-lover’s Parisain-themed paradise that’s a perfect home base for all your adventures.

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