Healthy Living Guide: Chicago

Chicago is famous for many things; its glittering skyline overlooking Lake Michigan, Cubs fans singing “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” in the 7th inning and, of course, its chilly, windy winters! Maybe a lesser-known fact is that Chicago also has a vibrant and ever-expanding culinary scene. Gone are the days when Chicago fare meant hotdog carts and deep-dish pizzas. Now, the city features an array of healthy restaurants with everything from raw, organic dishes to gluten-free and vegan baked goods!

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green zebraGreen Zebra
1460 West Chicago Avenue

Green Zebra’s chef Shawn McClain opened the restaurant to share his appreciation for pure ingredients with the world. He uses locally produced, seasonal fruits and vegetables on his menu. All of the dishes are vegetarian, and there are many vegan options as well! 

 

crustCrust
2056 West Division

This 100% organic pizza shop serves flatbreads, salads and sandwiches made with only locally sourced and seasonal ingredients. Some popular dishes include the Bruschetta Trio – avocado pesto, burrata cheese and sun gold tomato preserves – as well as the prosciutto with apple mostarda and the any of the unique flatbread combos made with organic flour. Gluten-free crust options as well as seitan and soy cheese are also available!


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