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Since the 1980s, the Avondale neighborhood has been representative of the term “where Eastern Europe meets Latin America.” While it still has a large Latino population, diverse groups of cultures and interests are bringing people into its small area. Read on to find out about the five best restaurants in Avondale, Chicago.

Avondale Mural

Kuma’s Corner

Located on the Northeast corner of Belmont and Francisco, Kuma’s Corner is the place for rock n’ roll and burger lovers. Looking through the menu, you’re able to choose a burger that has an homage to bands like Metallica.

Honey Butter Fried Chicken

Restaurant, American

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There is nothing like good old fashioned fried Southern food, and what’s even better is that it is easy to find places that serve it in Avondale. After walking into the Honey Butter Fried Chicken restaurant, patrons will see a sign that says “Make sure to butter your chicken.” The chickens that the restaurant uses are locally sourced, sustainably raised and organic. If you don’t feel up for the fried chicken, you can get a chicken sandwich with macaroni and cheese.

Kerely’s Cuban Café and Pizzeria

This is a great place to get out of your comfort zone with food. Kerely’s is an awesome place for tourists to go to so that they can sink their teeth into something a little different. While they have the traditional empanadas, mozzarella sticks, and pizza, they also have combinations of foods that satisfy even the most curious customer.

Pork Shoppe

When you walk in, Porke Shoppe looks as if it’s an art studio for BBQ lovers with their motto plastered on the wall – “Slow Cooked, Quick Served.” Everything is cooked in house here, from the cornbread and macaroni and cheese as well as the sauces, made for every level of preferred sweetness and spiciness. With their spacious venue, Pork Shoppe acts as a perfect haunt for large groups.

Staropolska Restaurant

Restaurant, Polish, American, European

The Staropolska Restaurant is a huge venue that has everyone’s favorite Polish foods. While the menu options are so varied that selecting just one can seem like an overwhelming task, choosing what to eat isn’t as hard as you think. The simple Polish platter is a perfect option that will feed the whole family.
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