3600 block of W FULLERTON AVE
13 restaurants have held a licence on this block since 2002. 2 are trading today. Logan Square.
Everyone who has traded here
Oldest first, from the City of Chicago’s licence record. A closing year is the year the licence lapsed, which trails the day the door shut — often by many months.
| Restaurant | Concept | Address | Years |
|---|---|---|---|
| CLICK ON CAFE INC. | Coffee / Cafe | 3656 W FULLERTON AVE | 2002 – 2004 Inferred: dated from a licence that lapsed |
| VITANGELO'S PIZZA & RESTAURANT | Italian / Pizza | 3644 W FULLERTON AVE | 2002 – 2009 Confirmed: an inspection or the operator dated it |
| MI FAMILIA RESTAURANT | Restaurant (unspecified) | 3624 W FULLERTON AVE | 2002 – 2006 Inferred: dated from a licence that lapsed |
| NENAS GRILL | American / Burger | 3638 W FULLERTON AVE | 2002 – 2004 Inferred: dated from a licence that lapsed |
| TAQUERIA EL ASADERO #2 | Mexican | 3641 W FULLERTON AVE | 2003 – 2007 Inferred: dated from a licence that lapsed |
| LA CASCADA RESTAURANT | Restaurant (unspecified) | 3638 W FULLERTON AVE | 2003 – 2004 Inferred: dated from a licence that lapsed |
| ROCKY'S TACOS | Mexican | 3638 W FULLERTON AVE | 2004 – 2008 Inferred: dated from a licence that lapsed |
| TAQUERIA EL ASADOR | Mexican | 3641 W FULLERTON AVE 1ST | 2006 – 2009 Confirmed: an inspection or the operator dated it |
| ROCKY'S TACOS #3 | Mexican | 3638 W FULLERTON AVE 1ST | 2008 – 2009 Confirmed: an inspection or the operator dated it |
| Taqueria Teloloapan | Mexican | 3641 W FULLERTON AVE 1ST | 2009 – 2013 Confirmed: an inspection or the operator dated it |
| VITO & ANGELO PIZZERIA | Italian / Pizza | 3644 W FULLERTON AVE 1ST | 2010 – open |
| RAYMONDS TACOS NO. 3 | Mexican | 3638 W FULLERTON AVE 1ST | 2011 – 2020 Confirmed: an inspection or the operator dated it |
| DONA BLANCA | Restaurant (unspecified) | 3641 W FULLERTON AVE 1ST | 2014 – open |
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What the block does not tell you
A block that has turned over often is worth knowing about before signing on it, but the count on its own is not a verdict — a busy corridor churns partly because it is busy. The read scores a specific concept for a specific operator against one storefront's own record, which is the question this page cannot answer.
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