The Grid: The old world charm of Lincoln Square

Welcome to the Grid-a weekly show exploring Chicago's neighborhoods with host Ji Suk Yi.
Spend the holidays in the family friendly neighborhood of Lincoln Square. Grab a coffee with your choice of homemade nut milks at Oromo Cafe; shop local at Enjoy, support good causes by shopping at Planet Access, explore the jewelry at Nomadic Ant, get your fill of delicious southern food at Luella's Southen Kitchen or sample food from Kyrgystan at Jubek Jolu.
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[@ilahildasissac1943]

I have been in Urban General. I like the socks as well.

[@johngalt6929]

Lincoln Square has always been about it's German heritage. I don't think I saw or heard the word German once in this video. My grandparents lived there in the 60's and 70's along with aunt's and uncles. I spent many weekends there. How could your crack investigative team not blunder into one thing German? To me, that is very offensive. It's like going to Chinatown and seeking out the Greek places.