Want to know where Logan Square is? Culturally, it’s where Bucktown and Wicker Park were 20 years ago. There is a thriving music and arts scene, and the food and cocktail culture — which includes some internationally recognized spots — is still joyously experimental. This is all to say that Logan Square is now so hip that the post-hipster wave has noticed and moved in, renovating the great gray stone mansions and demolishing derelict warehouses in favor of upscale apartment buildings. The streets are wide and bike-friendly, and public transportation to the rest of the city is simple, making it one of Chicago’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Logan Square is the latest frontier in the Wicker-Bucktown expansion, and the energy and money of the new residents will continue to bring in restaurants, venues, and shops. Logan Square will be hip — or at least hip-adjacent — for years to come.