Wrigleyville is the area surrounding the Wrigley Field. Buildings near the Field have Wrigley Roofs; with bleachers and chairs so people can watch Chicago Cubs play Major League Baseball from the comfort of their rooftops. You will find Wrigleyville dotted with these Wrigley Roofs.

The neighborhood serves as home to a lot of immigrants and has many international restaurants, women-owned and operated businesses, and wonderful grocery markets.

The attractions that you must not miss while you are in the area are Graceland Cemetery (773-525-1105) and Wrigley Field (773-404-2827). The cemetery is a historical 1860 graveyard. At the ImprovOlympic Theater (773-880-0199) audience suggests comedy skits. The shows are funny and very interactive. This place is full of fun and you can order drinks from the full bar.

For some classic tapas go over to Arco de Cuchilleros on 3445 N Halsted St (773-296-6046). Jacks on Halsted (773-244-9191) located nearby offers interesting twists on traditional American dishes. Taste the influences from Italy and Asia in a modish décor. Jazz lovers will enjoy the Sunday jazz brunch. For a taste of Southern Italy, join the diners at the Angelina Ristorante at 3561 N Broadway, (773-935-5933). Traditional food and a European setting also make it an ideal spot for a tasty Sunday champagne brunch.

The best time to be around Wrigleyville is before and after Cubs games. Wrigley Field makes the area a busy destination. Be part of one giant party that starts three hours before the game and ends three hours after the final out.

The Wrigleyville area has a lot of sports bars near the field. During the game season, you can find nice crowds and a casual ambience at these bars.  Murphys Bleachers (773-281-5356) is a famous sports bar. The interiors are done in a sports theme with sports memorabilia lining the walls. Their signature pink vodka lemonade is a local favorite. After the game, the crowd winds up at the Cubby Bear located across the main entrance of Wrigley Field. You will find a very diversified crowd here. A trip to a Cubs game is incomplete without a stop at the Cubby Bear. On weekends, live music kicks off soon after Cubs fans leave the area.