Schwa, the restaurant equivalent of the most interesting man in the world. Better start working on the reservation now.

Ruxbin may not get as much press as it used to, but it’s still excellent. A must hit for a quiet meal.

A Mexican seafood celebration. Prawns so good you’ll be begging for more.

The Delta is a Southern restaurant in Wicker Park specializing in hot tamales.

Mott Street, a restaurant on Ashland near Wicker Park, serves interesting, delicious Asian-influenced food.

The Beanie Baby effect, plus delicious ramen at Furious Spoon.

Etta is a big restaurant in Wicker Park serving great wood-fired food.

Pub Royale is an Anglo-Indian pub serving excellent cocktails and Indian inspired food. It’s a unique, delicious, and fun time.

Luella’s Gospel Bird is a Southern restaurant in Wicker Park that makes great fried and jerk chicken.

Small Cheval, from the makers of Au Cheval. Good news, the burgers here are also great.

Piece Pizzeria is serving New Haven Style pizzas, and it’s the ideal spot to hang out over pizza and beer with your friends.

Enoteca Roma is a small Italian restaurant in Wicker Park with great pastas and a huge back patio.

Mindy's is a cool but casual Wicker Park spot good for lunch, dinner, or weekend brunch. Plan on getting a homemade hot chocolate as dessert.

En Hakkore is a quick, casual, and fresh twist on Korean food. The healthier bibimbap or sashimi-bap might make you a regular, but the paratha tacos will tempt you all the time.

Great Greek food outside of Greektown. What a novel idea.

There’s no denying Big Star is an anchor tenant of the Wicker Park dining scene, but that doesn’t mean everyone feels the same way about it.