South Halsted St, University Village

Most of the streets in Chicago are main streets that run through the city, South or North Side. Halsted runs from the far South Side( some surrounding metro areas) all the way up North. Halstead on the south side is pretty run down to people who aren't from that general area. There are some houses on Halsted on the south side that are pretty decent. There are also plenty of restaurants, but they arent big five star restaurants. They are different community restaurants. Harolds Chicken is on a few different blocks on Halsted.

Halstead running through the Northside/Downtown is more historical. You can find plenty of restaurants. Greektown is in that area and is pretty popular. The streets are more friendly to visitors in this area than the south side but its still no place to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery! its not dangerous, just worn buy the city!

South Halsted Street is a part of Greektown where the elegant restaurant Greek Island restaurant is located. Greek Island is located at 200 South Halsted Street in Chicago, Illinois. I really am not an octopus or squid person but they do have great baby octopus there and other variety of foods. I think it’s the perfect place to go if you are in the mood for Greek food.