Lincoln Square Guide
When you enter Lincoln Square, you can feel the German heritage that is part of this community. The Old Town School of Folk Music lies at the center of the influences on this rich, diverse area. The enchanting vibe that emanates from the venue help to set the atmosphere for this community that offers many interesting shops, places to eat, and other attractions. In this Lincoln Square Guide, you’ll find out more about this remarkable area.
Amy’s Candy Bar: Owned by Amy Hansen, a French Pastry School graduate, she has realized her dream of opening up one of the tastiest confectioneries in the area. The Dutch licorice and caramels are to die for.
Ash’s Magic Shop, Magic Inc: Find over 15,000 magic tricks from the master himself, Mr. Ash in his shop and warehouse. Close to Ash’s Magic Shop is the equally remarkable Magic, Inc. which has been offering instructions and lectures in magic along with all the supplies you need since 1926.
Goosefoot: One of the places that foodies call home, this BYOB establishment offers plenty of good eats for those who want a little taste of something different and delicious.
Dank Haus: The revival of German American culture that was so prevalent in the 19th century is present in this wonderful cultural center. Here, you can experience language classes, screenings of films, and an open house every third Friday of the month in the Skyline Lounge. You can even head over to the Huettenbar for delicious German brews.
The Grafton: This is the place for the Old Town School’s teachers and performers to rest and relax after they have played and even boasts Irish Jams on Sundays.
Gene’s Sausage Shop & Delicatessen: This recent addition to the community carries on in the tradition of the now-gone Delicatessen Meyer. You can find specialty meats like boar or venison and homemade pierogi. After Memorial Day, the rooftop beer garden will open up and it makes for a more memorable experience.
Laurie’s Planet of Sound: If you love old vinyl records, then Laurie’s is the place for you. With over 2,000 new releases and 5,000 records for sale, you find what you want in this wonderful record store.
Lincoln Square Lanes: Get in a game or two of bowling in this 12-lane establishment that is located above a hardware store. Founded in 1981, this place is much like it was nearly 100 years ago and you can enjoy open bowling runs of just $3 to $5 per hour on the weekdays and $40 on the weekends.
Merz Apothecary: You can find holistic remedies, bath products like they used on the Titanic and even Diptyque candles which the shop supplies to many rock stars around the world. Founded in 1875, the Merz Apothecary is one of the most interesting establishments in the Lincoln Square Guide.
Quake Collectibles, Timeless Toys: If you are looking for vintage comics and action figures, Quake Collectibles in your place. However, if you have a hankering for mostly non-electric toys, the Timeless Toys is your store.
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The Lincoln Square Guide offers you just a taste of what this remarkable area has to offer when it comes to shopping, dining, and entertainment. What is your favorite place to visit when you are in Lincoln Square?
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