76thStreet
- Local Expert 2,376 points
- Reviews 69
- Questions 0
- Answers 0
- Discussions 0
Reviews
Chrysler Expy
"It is a nice neighbor"
This is a nice neighbor with a really good coverage and quality of the public services, especially for the hospitals. Thought it is a little bit noise to live on the cross of E Kirby St with Chrysler Expressway, there are a lot of really nice houses just few steps from there. The science center and institute of arts of the city are both just few blocks around the street. The resident in this area are almost all highly educated people, so you can expect a safe neighbor here and polite people around you.
Milford Ave
"a quiet place"
The Hazlett Avenue is away from the downtown part of the city. Just as it is away from the center of the city where there are a lot of cars and polluted air, there is a much more quite and fresh area along the street. You cannot expect a place with a lot of trees covering in Detroit. But in this area, you will have a feeling of green at least. There are houses on the both sides of the street. They are not detached, and have some private place for them. Hazlett Ave is connected with W Warren Ave and Tireman St, so it is not really hard to commute to downtown part from there.
Atwater Dr
"The automobile empire"
That is the street where the General Motors company headquarter stand alone. The buildings are like the image of the city of Detroit and stands for its empire. The street is just by the bay area. Standing on this street, you will not only see the GM headquarter but also watching the Canada, since the street is just on the broader. Also, there are the Ford Auditorium, Cobo Arena and Joe Louis Arena just a few minutes from the Renaissance Drive. This area is like one the most developed part of the city.
Longwood Dr Northwest
"One nice place to settle down"
This is one of my favorite streets in Atlanta. I believe it will be a really nice choice for the people who wanna settle down and have a life with the surrounding of great nature. The Longwood Drive runs in the park area of the city, and with a nice natural environment. Plus if you are a huge golf fan you will like this place more because at the east end of the street you will find countless golf courts. Take an afternoon to enjoy the great nature and your favorite sports will be an amazing experience. Good place for a settlement.
Connally Dr
"The best designed neighbor"
At the cross of Connally Drive and Headland Terrace there is a recently build neighbor with a pretty well designed structure and new modern apartments. It is so beautiful and specially designed. The most impressive design of this neighbor is that you will always need to park the cars in a kinda circle and then walk home for like 2-5 minutes, that kinda forces you to exercise everyday by jogging, walking or whatever outdoor activities you like after you parking the cars. That is so interesting and will be really helpful for the young people to catch up with the health.
Paschal St
"A really nice place for the young people"
There is a really nice neighbor for the young people at the Magnolia Way. A lot of college students are living there, so there are always some interesting stuff going on there. The apartments there are really nice and affordable. With less than 1o minutes drive, you can get to the downtown part of the city and hang out around a lot of places like Georgia Dome, Philips Arena, Olympic Park, Aquarium and my favorite World of Coca-cola. A lot of fun for the young people.
Formwalt St Southwest
"I dont like the feels on this street"
Honestly speaking, I dont like the feels on this street, though it is just a few of blocks away from the Turner Field, the home of Atlanta Braves, one of my favorite MLB teams. It kinda feels like recession and messed up on this street. The houses are not my style, they are packed and old. Trees are being cut for more space for the buildings. The parking lot one block away kinda made the air worse and polluted. I dont recommend this street to anyone.
goldeng
we don't see any of that on our block, so apparently Formwalt or MVC is for you . God Bless and keep it Moving this the Promise land
2yrs+
Add a comment...
Beecher Rd Southwest
"Forest part of the city"
From east to west, the Beecher Road runs through park areas of the Atlanta City, including the Beecher Park, where could be the greenest part of the city with most coverage of trees and a great nature. This is the place that I would love to spend the rest of my life. Between the Cascade Place and Oakland Drive there are some really nice neighbors with a perfect environment and some beautiful houses. The street is really clean, air is fresh and feels are all natural.
Peeples St Southwest
"A good and convenient place to live"
At the cross of Beckwith Street and Peeples Street there is a big playground with a field which you can either use it for football or for soccer. Also you will find two baseball courts there. There be a really nice area for the people who like the sports. Walking down this street and get to the cross with Ralph David Abernathy Blvd(a street with the longest name that I have ever known), you will find a big shopping mall, the biggest one within the few neighbors. The life on the Peeples Street could be pretty interesting and convenient
Ira St Southwest
"An interesting place to live"
The Ira Street goes through some historical places, the Phoenix Park Number One, and the huge railroad system. The area on this street that is close to the Park is a really nice place to live. You will have some beautiful houses with a good environment. Also, there is a huge playground just by the cross of Crumley Street and Ira Street. You will have a lot of fun on the playground or hang out with your friends in the park if you live in that neighbor.
Iswald St Southeast
"I will not like that place"
There got some really beautiful maples on the Iswald Street. They kinda decorate the street, especially during the summer time. There are several houses on the street, (Iswald Street is kinda small, it is just like one block long), not packed but not big either. You wont get a lot of trees there so I dont really like the environment there. And one more thing is it is close to the Oakland cemetery. I dont like live by the cemetery.
Haddon St
"A romantic place"
The most beautiful thing about the Peden Street is at its cross with S Shepherd Dr, where there is a famous square of the city and a very nice neighbor with several very packed locating buildings. There you can find a nice apartment with a beautiful view of the square. Also, living on this street, you will find a relatively easy access to the shopping malls and some museums, as well as the libraries. Forgot to mention there is also a park there. I highly recommend the neighbor at the cross.
Sandman St
"convenient but not that good for a relax life"
This is very convenient area because you can find plenty of restaurants just blocks away from the Sandman Street, as well as laundry and any other things you will need for the daily life. Also there is a playground with a baseball court at the cross with Dickson Street. Another standard sized base court is just one block away. Also, one more thing to mention is the modern community at the cross with Schuler Street. There got some nice apartments buildings and will be a nice choice for the 20 something singles.
Willowick Rd
"For the rich people"
This street is kinda in the rich area of Houston. There got a lot of really really huge houses. Most of them have the private pools and with a packed surrounding of the trees and the great nature. I love this place because I love nature, and the feeling of this field. Some houses here are just for the vacation of the rich guys. So this is a comparatively low population area. Once you have enough of the money. This could definitely be one of the best choices for you to choose where your kids will be raised up.
Waltway Dr
"A nice neighbor"
This is a nice neighbor. The Waltway Drive is connected with the WTC Jester Blvd where you can get an easy access and transfer to most parts of the city. There are some one lever houses along the street, with the unique southern style. This is a clean neighbor, people all love their life and environment. There are a lot of trees cover this area. Houses are not crowded at all. It is definitely a nice place to live.
West 34th St
"The nicest place to live"
W 34th Street is like a road in the forest, that is one of the reasons that I would like to say there is the nicest place to live. There is a park and playground at the cross with Lawrence Street. Basically it is a natural park, with very fresh air. The trees are the things I like most on this street. One more thing I love about is that the houses on this street are all like more than 80 feet away from the street. Plus a low volume of the traffic, this is really a quite and nice place.
34th Ave
"Nice place to live"
Just around the cross of 34th Ave and S King Street there is a really lovely neighbor, with a surrounding area of a lot of trees and a good natural park. There are some really big houses there, which I guess are owned by the really rich people. This is area is near the lake as well. One thing I am not sure about this area is the people there. I used to be there for just once and caught people quarreling there for something about the noise. So there could be a really quiet place. Coins have two sides.....
South Homer St
"Not a really good place to live"
There are generally two main neighbors on this street. Both of them are OK but not what I like. This area does not feel really comfortable but some recession. There are some houses there, but too packed for me. I guess the most interesting thing on this street will be the huge playground just by the east end of the street. This is like the only one neighbor within the three or four blocks. I am sorry that I dont have a good feeling of this street and dont recommend it to anyone
Spring St
"Around the University"
The Spring Street feels really similar with the one in New York. They are both very close to the universities. New York University for the Spring Street in New York, and Seattle University for the one in Seattle. They both have an active environment since a lot of college students either live or hang out around there. There could be a really nice place for the college grads or the people who love the feeling. There are plenty of apartments there along the street for your choice. Life there could be really interesting.
East Yesler Way
"Many neighbors along the street"
The E Yesler Way kinda connects the Lake Washington and Elliot Bay, all the way from the east to the west. I have one of my friends who live just at the east end of the street. Who there is a big park, which a lot trees and a really nice view of the lake and the bridge. There are just a few of houses at that end, much less than the trees, that is one of the thing that I like the most about this area. Walking along this street towards the west, you will find more houses, more crowded than the east end. Trees are getting less as well. So the best place I recommend to live on this street is the east end, unless you dont like park and lake.
West Harrison St
"A beautiful place with a lot of fun"
On the W Harrison street, you can find some most famous landmarks of the city of Seattle, from Key Arena, Seattle Center, and the football court. Another wonderful thing on this street that used to astonish me are the purple trees. I guess they are called Jacaranda or something that are originally from the tropic area. But here, you can find them on the both sides. That was one of the most amazing scenes of Seattle for me, thanks to the warm climate there. Also there are some apartments there with a really nice life environment. Good place to live.
21st Pl Southeast
"a unique community"
It is really interesting that all the houses there look almost the same with the same color, same shapes. I dont really like this. You know, when you are going to visit your friends there. How can tell which house is his, by the street number? you kidding me? But neighbor is good. Environment is good and the people are nice. But why they look almost the same, lol
Ontario Rd Northwest
"a fun place to live"
It is like one of the funniest place to live in Washington DC. People there are really interesting. I spent an afternoon there in one of my friends' house and did not stop to laugh for the 6 hours. It is just by the national zoological park where is a lot of fun. The street itself is a like natural park which a lot of trees. Houses there are simply and nice. This is a right place to live.
Beecher St Northwest
"A historical area"
This is a good neighbor with a lot of really nice and neat houses. It is really clear, really clear on the street. People are polite there. You will be very welcomed if you are a polite people too. Just dont get too noisy. The street is with a long history and it is near the naval observatory, pretty cool place to show your friends around
Spring Rd Northwest
"A place with really good air."
This is kinda like country side feeling. On the street there are some really nice apartments. Most important things about this street is it is very near the the "wild" forest. All the trees there are exhaling the fresh air all the time, So you can always have a great breather here. Just enjoy the great nature here. and you will finally love this kinda of life.
Malcolm X Ave Southeast
"the suburb feeling"
This is like the suburb part of the Washington DC. On the street there are a lot of very simple houses. Nice people live there. Also, you can find a lot of meadows there. Since it is kinda far away from the city or the downtown party of the capitol. Life is more relax here, and pace is slow and everyone there enjoys their daily life. they like talk.
Corcoran St Northwest
"Around the park, good place"
The Corcoran Street is just around the Logan Circle Park. On the street there are really nice buildings, and a beautiful church, surrounded by the big and tall trees. This is a romantic neighbor, people are kind and friendly, not that serious as the residents of the capital. The environment is really good, quiet and comfortable. Life is convenient there.
Chapin St Northwest
"quiet place to go"
There are nice apartments on the both sides of the street. Buildings are really nice, the neighbor is really quiet as well, especially during the nights and the weekends. If you cannot stay for the quiet, i mean even no pedestrian on the streets, there is no good for you. But if you like the quiet neighbors, this is like one of the best for you,
South Quinn St
"really nice place to live"
This neighbor is kinda away from the city or the downtown area. The population here is small and environment is better than the city. You can find a lot of nice houses here, with some small yards in front or at the back of the houses. Also it is really easy to get access to the public services in this neighbor. People are really nice too. This is like one of my favorite neighbors in Chicago.
East Waldron Dr
"A sporty field"
There is a football court named Soldier Field on the north side of the street, and another indoor stadium on the south side. I am not sure what is it mainly for but probably tennis. The most amazing thing about the E Waldron Dr is at the end of the street there is a harbor, or something like a harbor where you can find hundreds of privates boats parking there.
East Monroe St
"the gardens area"
Just near the cross of E Monroe Street and S Michigan Ave you can find one of the world's most beautiful garden, Lure Garden and a lot more beautiful gardens by the bay area. Also, it is with a easy access to the Grant Park. where there are usually hundreds of thousands people hangout during the summer time, and a lot of marches.
East Illinois St
"the shopping mall"
This is a business area, where there is a big shopping mall for the people who will get crazy. Also, the street is running along the River East Plaza, a beautiful city park, and goes all the way to the bay area of the lakes where you can have a really nice and amazing view of the lake and the park. The air will make you feel really good.
West Corcoran Pl
"the greenest place in Chicago"
along the W Corcoran Street and W Lake Street, it is like the greenest place in Chicago since there are so many parks there and a lot of trees along the street. This is one of the most beautiful neighbors in Chicago, with nice houses and apartment buildings, affordable. It is easy to catch the subway here. Also people are really nice
North Columbus Dr
"Running along the river"
The E S Water Street is running along the Chicago River where it is one of the most wonderful city scenes of Chicago. It is basically a business area along the street with just a few of apartments. It is like one of the most latest developed area in Chicago, everything is really new there. The people there are kinda conservative but really nice
Kirk St
"by the kennedy park"
The Kirk street is running by the bay area, and goes towards to the Kennedy Park where it is a good place to hangout and enjoy the sunshine during the sunny days. It is really good choice to live along the street where you can find a lot of beautiful houses. Some are still with vacancy and there welcoming their owners. People there are nice.
Mariola Ct
"meadow part of miami"
The neighbor here around the Mariola Ct is really nice since it is surrounded by the meadows around the neighbor, kinda isolate it with the other part of the city, make it a really nice place for life. Bunches of golf courts around there as well. The houses are all big and beautiful, would be really expensive thought, will be good choice for the rich men.
Southwest 27th Ln
"good place for exercise"
I have one of my friends live there on the Sw 27th Ln, just by the cross with Sw 32nd ave. There is a big park there with a standard size baseball court, where you can always find a lot of kids playing there, and sometimes the serious match. Also there are two smaller size courts for training and fun. If you are a baseball fans, this neighbor could be a really good choice.
Little Ave
"a good place to live"
The Little Ave, is actually in a circle combined with the Wood avenue. Inside the circle there are like 10-20 really nice and beautiful houses with the surrounding of bunches of the tropic trees. The environment there is really nice. The houses are all with big yards, not crowded at all. People are all polite, very polite and friendly. I ever saw a helicopter landed here.
Pan American Dr
"All the way to the Seaside"
The Pan American Dr is such a perfect place to live. It runs through the bay area and goes all the way to the seaside. There is an entertainment center just at the end of the road. Around it there are a lot of nice houses, considering they are all the beach houses, they wont be cheap at all. There is a park also just by one block away from the street
Morgan Ave
"a normal neighbor"
This is a neighbor for the mid-level people, with various houses and apartments to choose from. But the environment there is not really good, almost no tree there. You cannot say it is a green neighbor. Also I have to say the traffic is not really good there. good thing is that you wont feel of crowded, since it is a neighbor with a small population, relatively.
Paloma St
"A natrual place"
The most thing I love about the Paloma Street is its natural feeling. There are a lot of trees there and a pretty comfortable environment. There are not many houses along the street and most of them have the yards, big yards. So it is not crowded at all in this neighbor. It is always pretty quiet here with only a few traffic. People enjoy walking here.
South Bixel St
"a good place"
Generally the S Bixel Street is a nice place. There are a lot of social work institutions along the street. The shortage of this street are first there are not many trees on the street, and it can be really hard for the pedestrian during the summer time, second is the traffic. There are always a lot of traffics so you cannot expect the air to be too good.
Circle Hill Ln
"a perfect place to live"
the Circle Hill Lane is in a really paradise neighbor for life, you cannot expect the weather in LA to be better since it is like one of the most comfortable to live. you can enjoy the sunshine all the time. the air is fresh, sky is clean. In this neighbor you can find a lot of expensive houses but they really worth the money they cost. Pretty nice place to live.
Alameda St
"Not a good place"
Utah street is in a residential area. However, as it is too close to the express roads, it is always too noisy and the environment is also somewhat polluted by the exhaust fumes from the automobiles running by. The only advantage of this area is its convenience of traffic since you can get on the express roads easily.
38th Ave
"The residential area"
There are some neighbors along this street. Basically, this is a pretty good area for people to live. It is in the bay area and with an easy access to the beach where you can have a good rest in the sunshine during the summer time. There is a playground one or two blocks away from here two. The population here is OK. So I would really like to say this is a pretty good residential area in San Francisco.
Sunview Dr
"Like a paradise"
The Sunshine Drive is like a small paradise that is far away from the city and people. It is really a very nice neighbor to live. I really like this place and hope that I can have one of the beautiful houses there. I think there are not a lot of residents there and it is quite quiet. As it is far away from the city, the life pace is really slow and comfortable. The air is fresh.
Old Mason St
"access to beach"
Old Mason Street is just running by the bay area and with a very easy access to the beautiful sunshine beach. This must be a great place to take a rest. A few of beautiful houses are on the one side of the street. On this street you will have one of the most wonderful views of the city and the bay, beach and sea. I was impressive of the scenes there.
Natoma St
"the downtown feeling"
The Natoma Street is going all the way towards the bay ridge and has a pretty downtown feeling. There are a lot of buildings there owned by the companies and institutions. So it is not a residential area. It is a nice place and usually without too much traffic. It is one of my favorite streets in San Francisco.
Ridgewood Ave
"A living place"
This is a classic residential area in San Francisco. There are a lot of houses instead of the apartments. Environment is pretty good and people are really nice. Judging from the automobiles parking by the street, there are probably mainly the middle level people living there. It is near the Monterey Blvd where you can find a lot of fun.
21st Ave
"A place for living"
This is a relatively good place to live in Queens. There are houses on the one side of the 21st avenue and some apartments on the other side. So you can have all the options for you to choose depending on your life style and economic situation. It is not a really green area; there aren't a lot of trees so it could be bad during the summer time. It is a convenient area, you can find the living necessaries easily within 5 minutes of walk.
126th Pl
"Car Recycling Factory"
There is an automobile recycling factory there by the 126th Place in Queens. I used to just drive by there and saw a lot of garbage cars there. That was amazing because it was the first time for me to see a real view like that. Still, it is not a residential area and actually it is just near the Northern Boulevard Service Road and Whitestone Express, but not at the exit. The street is like in an automobile industrial area and could be really polluted.
Guinzburg Rd
"Actually a lane"
The Guinzberg Road is actually a lane more than a street. It is not in a residential area. There are some express and delivery, also furniture companies along the street. You can always see a lot of trucks, pickups going through this area, carrying on and taking off the containers and making a lot of noise. Therefore, it is not a really good decision to live around this street. Actually, like 3 or 4 blocks around this street are also not a good choice to live.
130th St
"Place to have a dinner"
It is not a really good place to live, but a good place to get your car running. There is a lot of automobile repairing stores along the street. Also, there is a huge automobile repair and recycle factory at the corner of 130th Street and 18th Avenue. I remember this is a BP gas station at the corner of 130th and 20th Avenue where I used to have my car refill and scraped. There aren't a lot of neighbors along the street though the street goes through a long distance.
59th Ave
"A beautiful house"
There is a really nice house there on the street, with 3 levels and a pretty decent backyard. Actually, there is a really good neighbor with very nice people. There are a lot of trees, many kinds of them, on the both sides of the street. The 154th Place goes all the way up to the bay. It is a quite good area to live because it is comparably quite and with a very green environment. It is actually a very interesting and convenient neighbor.
Powell Cove Blvd
"The Bay Area"
Cove Court is just at the bay area of Queens, where you can have a good view of the river. It is a good place to give a walk there. But it is not a really good area to live because it is sometimes noisy, pretty noisy, I guess it is about the containers by the bay but I am not sure. There aren't plenty of trees there so It could be really hot during the summer time and you will feel really bad under the weather, with the wet air from the river.
70th Rd
"This is a good residential area"
Around the 70th Road in Queens, there are some really nice neighbors with a lot of friendly people. To make it straightforward, this is the relatively rich residential area of Queens. At the corner of 70th Road and Dartmouth Street there is a tennis club with more than 16 separated tennis courts which will be the main entertainment area for the residents who live around there. The street is clear and quite. It will be a nice place to live in Queens.
Alaska St
"Around the factory"
My suggestion is not to live in this neighborhood. Firstly, there is not any nice house or apartment around there. Secondly, It made me feel afraid when I was walking alone there in the dark. Thirdly and most important thing is that it is just by a big factory. I don't know what it is going on there. But there have to be some air pollution.
West St
"A 1980s Street"
The first thing I would like to say about this street is that it is really old. The houses on the sides also feel old like 1980s. But I have to say it is a really quite street. I used to walk through this street to find a convenience store but ended up finding nothing.
Snug Harbor Rd
"Just by the park and baseball courts"
There is a line of nice apartments just by the street, whose rent are really high. On the other side of the street is the Snug Harbor Cultural Center Park where you can find three baseball courts at the entrance just one the Snug Harbor Road. So it is pretty convenient for the baseball lovers.
Henderson Ave
"Forest Area Surrounding"
The Brentwood Avenue is like one of the best streets in Staten Island, since it goes through the Snug Harbor Cultural Center Park. Actually, it just goes across the forest part of the park and can give you a really really good feel of the great nature. Shortage is it sometimes doesn't let the automobile drive through. By why not take a walk and a deep breath.
Clinton Ave
"A surburb feeling"
The Clinton Avenue is surrounded by a really quite neighbor. There is usually almost no traffic there. Even there are not many houses along the street. But there is a big football court just by the cross of Clinton Avenue and Prospect Avenue. Usually not many people play there.
Wall St
"The Different Thing"
When the first time I was there, I got confused about the name of the street. I finally figured out it has nothing to do with another Wall Street in the city, which is much more famous. For this Wall Street, it is not really decent, there are so not really nice apartments on one side of the street. On the other side there is a parking lot where I used to park my car there.
Lakewood Rd
"The Garden Feeling"
There are a lot of trees along the street on Lakewood Road. Also you can find some really nice and beautiful houses with the surrounding of green trees during the summer time. The road is just by the Silver Lake Park, so one the road you can have a good view of the lake. There is a golf course there too.
Ave U
"A Suburb Area in Brooklyn"
You can find a lot of Asians from China, Japan and etc. around Avenue U. The avenue U is a suburb area of Brooklyn and it is quite quiet and clean compared with other neighbors. What I have to mention also is that there is a big opticians store on this avenue which is pretty much famous and basically you can find any kind of glasses that you would like to have with a good price that you can afford. The service is good as well. And for the last years, there are some Russian immigrants moving into this neighbor and make it more various and interesting. Anyway, it is quite good for a living.
Coney Island Ave
"The feel of Beach"
On the Brighton Beach Avenue, it is where you can even smell and hear the sea. With less than one minute walk to the Brighton Beach where it is a great place to have a sunshine afternoon during the summer and is much less crowded than the Coney Island Beach. Anyway, it is kind of noisy on the Brighton Beach Avenue since there a lot of business running there and the subway. But just talk a walk to the Beach you get a totally different feeling, so you can imagine how lucky those guys who live around the Brighton Beach Avenue.
Belt Pkwy
"pretty good for a summer walk"
Shore Parkway is pretty good for a walk during the evening in the summers. The wind is pretty cool and the view is fantastic where you can have a full scene of the harbors and also Manhattan and The Verrazano-Narrows Bridge which connect Brooklyn and the Staten Island. During the summer nights you can find a lot people hang out there, as well as a lot of people jogging and bicycling. It is a pretty nice choice to go to have some really relax time and take a deep breath far away the city.
Lorimer St
"For Indie Rock"
I have to mention this street because it is where The McCarren Pool Park locates. With the location in Williamsburg, the musical heart of Brooklyn, McCarren Park is long regarded as the best venue for the rock shows and has been there for years holding the free rock festivals where the young people hang out and have a lot fun. Unfortunately, the park is closed for the concerts since last year by some government concerns maybe. Also, I love the street foods there! It is a pretty nice street to give a walk during the fall.
Fulton St
"downtown mall shopping center"
Fulton Street, is where The Fulton mall, which has a lot of beauty and jewelry stores run by the Africa Americans, locates, between the Flatbush Avenue and Adams Street. Also, Fulton Street is where the only one Macy's Store in Brooklyn sits. It is a pretty good choice for a shopping people. There are a lot of fast foods on this street, like Wendy's, Burger Kings, Dumkin's Donuts where you can simply drop by and have a coffee and some snakes. I have to mention Fulton Street is also where SSA locates on.
66th St
rating details
Just now
- Neighborly Spirit
- Clean & Green
- Pest Free
- Peace & Quiet
- Eating Out
- Nightlife
- Parks & Recreation
- Shopping Options
- Gym & Fitness
- Internet Access
- Lack of Traffic
- Cost of Living
- Resale or Rental Value
- Public Transport
- Medical Facilities
"Nice living place"
I used to live on 66th Street. It is a quite quiet neighbor with a lot of nice people. The holiday decorations on this street is fantastic when the Thanksgiving, Halloween and Christmas come. Also, it is a very convenient street since it goes through 11st Avenue and For Hamilton Parkway where you can find a lot of pharmacies and laundries as well as supermarkets. There are kinda few parking place on this street but as I said people here are pretty nice!
