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3900 block of W 63RD ST

9 restaurants have held a licence on this block since 2002. 1 are trading today. West Lawn.

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.

RestaurantConceptAddressYears
CRYSTAL'S BAKERYBakery / Dessert3956 W 63RD ST20012005
Confirmed: an inspection or the operator dated it
INDIO COCINA MEXICANAMexican3930 W 63RD ST2003 – open
PANADERIA DON JUANBakery / Dessert3956 W 63RD ST20052009
Confirmed: an inspection or the operator dated it
PASTELERIA EL NUEVO MUNDOBakery / Dessert3956 W 63RD ST 1ST20112013
Confirmed: an inspection or the operator dated it
PIZZA GIORNOS, INC.Italian / Pizza3956 W 63RD ST20132015
Confirmed: an inspection or the operator dated it
THE SANDWICH COFFEE SHOPSandwich / Sub3931 W 63RD ST 1ST20152017
Inferred: dated from a licence that lapsed
LA JAIBARestaurant (unspecified)3956 W 63RD ST20152017
Confirmed: an inspection or the operator dated it
san miguel restaurant comida autentica mexicanaMexican3956 W 63RD ST20192020
Confirmed: an inspection or the operator dated it
Fitlife Nutricion
A city inspection recorded it operating on Dec 9, 2025. The most recent licence on record for it expired Oct 15, 2022.
Restaurant (unspecified)3933 W 63RD ST STORE FRONT 1/22020 inspected after expiry

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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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