Cleveland's Hidden Gems: Detroit Shoreway

Is this neighborhood appealing to live in?
Not particularly appealing, but there are some cute shops and good restaurants. Not for people who want to be in the center of the city.

What are the housing options?
There were apartment buildings and single-family homes throughout the area.

Hows the general safety of the area?
There were emergency call boxes. We felt extremely safe during the daytime.

Is there public transportation?
Yes, there were RTA buses running down Detroit Avenue.

Bus Station

Is there parking?
Yes, there was 2-hour street parking and various parking lots surrounding the area.

Is there a nearby public school?
Not that we know of.

Demographic of residents?
There is a mix of economic status.

Whats the nightlife like?
There are a couple of cool bars open until 2:30 in the morning and the Capital Theater hosts many late-night productions.

Capitol Theater

Luxe (open till 2:30am thurs-sat)

Local Restaurants?
There is a casual cafe called Gypsy, and a couple of upscale dinner restaurants such as Luxe.

Activities?
There was really nothing else to do in the area other than look into the shops and eat at the restaurants. Both are somewhat limited.

Green space?
None.

Shops?
There was a modern home store called DuoHome on Detroit Avenue as well as some trendy clothing stores (such as Yellow Cake). That was pretty much the extent of the shopping, all in all there was not a whole lot of selection.