Puerto Rican heart of Chicago. Paseo Boricua on Division Street, framed by the two giant steel Puerto Rican flags. Jibaritos, pasteles, frituras, mofongo.
Humboldt Park is the Puerto Rican heart of Chicago, its Paseo Boricua on Division Street framed by two giant steel Puerto Rican flags. Jibaritos, pasteles, frituras and mofongo run the corridor. The California Clipper adds the nightcap, a 60-foot mahogany bar and tiny stage operating since 1937.
California Clipper in Humboldt Park has run a 60-foot mahogany bar and a tiny stage since 1937, reopened after a two-year pandemic hiatus with cocktails and live country.
TipClosed-ish Sunday, opens 16:00 Friday and Saturday. Saturday runs to 03:00. Live country and rockabilly bookings most weekends, no cover.
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