Fulton Market District

Meatpacking bones. Restaurant-row energy.

The district around 740 went from packing houses to one of Chicago’s densest walks for dinner, coffee, galleries, and the L. Life here is still industrial in the brick — and completely current after 6 p.m.

Fulton Market District neon sign

The Market

Outdoor dining in Fulton Market

Randolph & Fulton

Skyline from the West Loop

Ten minutes to the Loop

On foot from 740

A neighborhood that works every day, not just Saturday night.

Walk Score 97

Transit 80, Bike 93. Morgan Green and Pink Line about a 10-minute walk. Buses 8, 56, 65, 132. Easy shot to I-90 and Ogilvie.

Restaurant Row

Girl & the Goat, Au Cheval, The Publican, and a constantly changing list of rooms on Randolph and Fulton — plus Cemitas Puebla when you want something less precious.

Everyday errands

Mariano’s, Target, Whole Foods, and Jewel are all in the orbit. Chicago French Market covers indoor vendors year-round.

River & parks

The Chicago River recreation path, Fulton River Park, and a short walk toward the rest of the West Loop and Greektown.

Work next door

The Market is a tech and office corridor as much as a dining one. Uber’s campus sits on Carpenter; the Loop is a single L ride.

Culture after dark

Galleries, bars, and rooms like The Office under The Aviary. United Center is a short ride west when the Bulls or Blackhawks are home.

Tonight’s specials

See what’s actually on in the Market.

NetEats tracks restaurant specials around Fulton Market and the West Loop — recurring nights and one-off plates — so residents can leave the building already knowing where to eat.

Dinner on Fulton Market