What’s the buzz? Time Out and Forbes magazines have recently hand picked Chicago’s own Pilsen neighborhood as one of the top 10 neighborhoods in the world!

These vibrant and bustling West Side neighborhoods were originally inhabited by both wealthy and working class Czechs and Eastern Europeans who were bound by culture and not welcome in other areas of the city. In the early 1960’s, the neighborhoods started to become Latino and today is home to some of the best Mexican food, art and culture anywhere. Located within Pilsen, the “Heart of Chicago” is Chicago’s oldest Italian neighborhood and The Little Village is known as “The Mexico of the Midwest.”

You don’t need a silver fork to eat great food.
– Paul Prudhomme