Lincoln Square Limo

Getting Around Lincoln Square

Lincoln Square sits up on the North Side around the Lincoln/Lawrence/Western junction, with the pedestrian-friendly Giddings Plaza and Welles Park as the center of gravity. It kept its German-American roots — the old Chicago Brauhaus block, Merz Apothecary, the Davis Theater — and it's a settled, family neighborhood rather than a nightlife one. Most of our work here reflects that: scheduled airport departures, anniversary dinners, and rides to family events. The square is walkable and parking near Giddings Plaza is scarce on weekends, so we drop at the plaza edge and stage nearby.

The Old Town School of Folk Music on Lincoln Avenue is the cultural anchor and a steady source of bookings — concertgoers who want a ride to the show and a guaranteed pickup after, since the stretch fills up on performance nights. We also run weddings and milestone gatherings for longtime residents, with stretch service from the neighborhood out to North Shore venues and reception halls. Brunch and dinner along Lincoln Avenue, plus the spots around Western and Lawrence, round out the weekend pattern.

For airports, Lincoln Square is a straight shot — Lawrence and Western feed the Kennedy and Edens, putting O'Hare around 25-30 minutes out, flat $130 sedan, Midway $130. Because it's a family neighborhood, the most-booked vehicle is the SUV for households of four to six heading out together. The trips residents book most are early O'Hare departures, Old Town School concert nights, and family wedding and reception transport.