See our Phase IV – Top 10 Restaurants HERE.

These locations are offering: delivery D, carryout or curbside pickup C, gift card purchasing G

• Chicago Diner – D,C,G
• Drew’s On Halsted – I,P,D,C
• DS Tequila Co. – I,P,D,C
• El Mariachi – I,P,D,C
• Fajta Factory – I,P,D,C
• Forever Yogurt – I,D,C
• Furious Spoon – I,D,C
• Kit Kat Lounge – I,P,D,C
• Lark – I,P,D,C
• Las Mananitas – I,P,D,C
• Pancake Cafe – I,D,C
• Panino’s Pizza – D,C
• Roscoe’s Tavern – I.P,D,C
• Salsita – D,C
• Wingstop – D,C
• Wood – I,P,D,C,G
• Yoshi’s Cafe – I,P,D,C

These locations are open or serving customers remotely.

• 7-Eleven – Open
• BMO Harris Bank – Open/Drive-Up
• Dexter Lock Service  – Open
• Gerber Collision & Glass – Open
• Howard Brown Health – Open
• Knecht Chiropractic – Open
• Kozy’s Cyclery  – Open
• Lakeview Pantry – Open
• Natural Releaf – Open
• RE/MAX Next – Open
• ReAlign Chiropractic – Open
• Sherwin Williams – Open
• Universal Wellness Source – Open
• Whole Foods Market – Open
• Wrigleyville Veterinary – Open
• Allstate – Phone/Web
• Center on Halsted – Open
• NoteworthyNotes.com – Phone/Web

• Chicago Male Salon – Open
• CBD Kratom – Open
• Double Trip Press – Open
• Egoist Underwear – Open
• Mens Room Chicago – Open
• CRAM Fashion – Open

City of Chicago Public Health Department

The City of Chicago is committed to providing leadership and help throughout the evolving COVID-19 crisis. As this situation develops, we will continue to offer resources and support to people across the city. This website provides the latest information on a range of topics regarding COVID-19. There is also a specific checklist that individuals and households can follow to ensure their preparedness.

Access the checklist here.

Chicago Public Schools

Chicago Public Schools are ensuring that health and wellness is the top priority for the community. The main page has a list of orders and guidance in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. There is an ongoing FAQ page for parents to access as well.

Access the FAQ page here.

Chicago Family and Support Services – Rental Assistance

The Rental Assistance Program provides financial assistance to Chicago residents, directly related to the prevention of homelessness, to eligible individuals and families who are in danger of eviction in order to stabilize individuals and families in their existing rental unit.

Chicago residents can apply at one of the 6 Community Service Centers located at:

• Englewood Center, 1140 W. 79th Street, Chicago, IL 60620, 312-747-0200
• Garfield Center, 10 S. Kedzie Avenue, Chicago, IL 60612, 312-746-5400
• King Center, 4314 S. Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago, IL 60653, 312-747-2300
• North Area, 845 W. Wilson Avenue, Chicago, IL 60640, 312- 744-2580
• South Chicago, 8650 S. Commercial Avenue, Chicago, IL 60617, 312-747-0500
• Trina Davila, 4312 W. North Avenue, Chicago, IL 60639, 312-744-2014

Stay at Home FAQs

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Education FAQsEmployer FAQ

Donation / Tip Jar Links for Boystown businesses and their employees

• • A Dog’s Best Friend
  • Berlin Nightclub
  • Cell Block
  • Chicago Diner
  • Drew’s on Halsted
  • DS Tequila Co
  • El Mariachi Tequila Bar & Grill
  • FFC
  • Hydrate Nightclub
  • Kit Kat Lounge & Supperclub
  • Lark
  • Panino’s Pizza
  • Pride Films and Plays
  • Replay Lakeview
  • The North End
  • Playground Theater
  • Progress Bar
  • Scarlet Bar
  • Sidetrack
  • Town Hall Pub
  • Two Hearted Queen
  • Wood

1. DO NOT HOARD
   There is absolutely no danger to our food supplies and stores will remain open. Hoarding prevents a vast number of people from getting supplies that they are in serious need of. You do not need 20 packages of toilet paper right now; we promise you.
2. Shop for Groceries Locally
   Do your best to support local grocers and suppliers. If you receive SNAP benefits, you may be able to receive reimbursement for your groceries. To receive assistance or donate, visit Expensify.org.
3. Use Online Checkout or Other Virtual Options
   Some business and their services are going virtual to make sure you, as a customer, can get the most out of being quarantined at home.
4. Shop Online or Choose Curbside Pickup
   This helps to reduce major contact with other people while still supporting the local businesses you love.
5. Contact Businesses on Social Media
   Be sure to check in with your favorite businesses on their social media pages and spread some love.
6. Order Delivery or Takeout, Locally
   A list of restaurants and similar businesses with their pickup and delivery hours will be posted.
7. Buy Gift Cards for Yourself or as Gifts for Others
   This is a great way to help business while treating your future self.
8. Tip As Much as You Can as Often as You Can
   Many businesses have to set up GoFundMe pages, virtual tip jars, and other ways to support their employees, artists, and vendors. Tips go a long way.
9. Donate to Local Nonprofits
   All non-profits, which provide many needed services, are heavily impacted by the closures. Every single donation, no matter how small, helps.
10. Wash Your Hands and Cough in Your Elbow
    Please practice good hygiene and respect the spaces you are in.

Gift Card Donations Needed for Illinois Healthcare Workers, Elderly Populations

The state of Illinois is currently seeking donations of restaurant gift cards for front-line healthcare workers and others in high need such as elderly populations.

Please email [email protected] in order to donate a gift card today.