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Chili Ave
"Chili runs right through the heart of Rochester"
Chili pronounce Chi li. You have to get it correct because the residents of Rochester don't like it when you pronounce it Chilly. This road run from the suburbs right back to downtown Rochester. You can get on the NY state through way off of this road as well. There is a super walmart located on this road as well as a few shopping centers. You can get shoe from fashion bug or have an evening meal at applebee. Then go across the street grocery shopping at Wegman's. There's a hotel on Chili with many restaurant to choose from. There's pizza hut. McDonalds, KFC. AppleBee. and other area restaurant. Chili is a great play for shopping therapy.
Lake Ave
"I wanna go to the Beach."
One of my fondest memories is driving down Lake ave to the beach. Lake ave end at the beach, most of the beaches in Upstate NY are not the cleanest but this beach is an exception to the rule. The beach is name Charlotte Beach. There's a play ground and picnic area if you want to put some hot dogs on the grill. Dogs are not allowed there which helps keep for a clean place. There is always a great garage sales in the area as well. I got a really nice digital camera from one for $25 it was new in the box. Great bargains to be had down Lake ave.
Dewey Ave
"Dewey is a home away from home."
I have some really close friends that live on this street. The street is like a main street in Rochester. It is a busy traffic flowing road. There is a large high school on this street and many large residential homes. Most of the homes consist of Duplex's. There are a few little boutiques where you can buy shoe or a nice outfit. There are even a few salons and barber shops on this road as you move further down Dewey it leads to the Suburbs of Rochester. You wont reach there until you pass by one of Rochester's most productive businesses Kodak. Kodak has it head quarter right in Rochester and it's main building is right off Dewey and Lake ave.
Alexander St
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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
"I love Alexander Street"
I lived on this street and also ran a Mortgage Brokerage in an Office Space on this street. This street is in a great neighborhood. It's a residential as well as commercial zoned area. I lived really close to main street. There are few little restaurants in the area. There is also a Delta Sonic for those who love to keep their cars clean. Alexander also runs across Monroe and Park Ave where all the night life happenings take place. This area is mostly filled with young Professionals or college students staying off campus. The houses in the area are large and very well maintained. I would recommend this area for anyone looking to visit or settle.
Park Ave
"Park Ave is the Party Place"
Park ave is the place to be on a Saturday night. You can always find something to do and something to eat. There is a nice variety of restaurants and a few clubs where you can dance the night away or just have a drink. This area is a great play to meet exciting and educated people. The community consist mostly of College students and young Professionals. This is an excellent neighborhood. I am just a fan of Rochester I guess. I have a lot of great memories in this town.
Delaware Ave
"Beautiful History mansions"
Delaware ave is one of the more favorable streets in the city of buffalo. There are many beautiful brownstones on Delaware along with many historic mansions. The famous Delaware park is runs right through it. This park is the park to go to when you want to jog, golf, play tennis, basketball, bike riding or just walking. The Buffalo Zoo is centrally located at the park. If desire to see a lion or two your in the right place. The city has always keep this area neat and clean. During the summer months there are free jazz concerts held in the park. Delaware Ave a great place to start your tour of Buffalo.
Jefferson Ave
"Great memories of yesterday."
I grew up on the inner city streets of Buffalo and every Sunday my brother, cousin and me would go on Jefferson to the Apollo Theater and watch a movie. I saw a lot of Bruce Lee Flicks there and I remember seeing ET for the first time there. They have renovated the old theater and now it a church a very nice church I might add. They have also built a supermarket right on Jefferson, which I thought I would never see. Jefferson was home of the old War Memorial stadium where the movie The natural starring Robert Redford was filmed. They have demolished that as well and there is now a great football field there for the schools. I am really impressed with the changes that we're made to Jefferson Ave. I don't mind traveling there for a visit.
Elmwood Ave
"Elmwood a happening place."
I grew up in Buffalo and every since I can remember the Elmwood strip has always been a place to go when your looking for food or just want to party. There are many great restaurants on this strip like Le Metro which is a great vegetarian restaurant and Town Restaurant for those who love Greek food. If you love pizza you can try Avenues pizza who has been around since I was a tot. Now for those who love sweets there is this place call sweet tooth that just sell sweets. Ice cream, cheese cake, cookies, rock candy you name it they have it. This is a popular place for college student considering Elmwood is the home of the Buffalo State Bengals. No matter what you like you can find it on Elmwood from Art, to bowling to dancing. I would recommend anyone visiting Buffalo to visit the Elmwood Strip.
North Eutaw St
"Eutaw ST Best deals."
Eutaw street is right in back of Lexington Market. There is some great shopping to be had on Eutaw a lot of deals and street vendors. You can find deals like a dozen of T shirts for $20. It is a very busy street. I love the market and There is a great nail shop that's inexpensive named MIMI's . It very popular with the ladies. I would recommend you go her with your wallet because your sure to see something you like.
Druid Hill Ave
"the street that separates the corporate world and the real world."
This is a very busy road. This to me is like a mini highway. It separates the corporate world of Downtown from the rest of the world. On one side of the street you have tall buildings leading you into the downtown area, and on the other city you have apartment house. Some are nice some not so nice. You can clearly see its the line of demarcation.
Baltimore
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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
"I miss Baltimore."
I live in Baltimore for sometime, I didn't realize how much I would miss the place until I left. The harbor is a great place to visit especially during the 4th of July if you can find parking. The food is great especially at the Lexington Market. I always get a roast turkey sandwich and cookies when I go there . J Hopkins Hospital is ranked number 1 in the country. Many say its a violent city but, I didn't experience any violence when I was there. Many people seem to have a good connection with a higher power so I wasn't worried. In all I would recommend visiting this city and even living there. DC is really close and the cost of living is a lot lower than living there. It makes for a good commute during the week
East Pratt St
"Great place to party"
If your young and love to have fun than this is the street for you . It's really close to the harbor and a lot social night clubs. You have have dinner, a few drink and then dance the night away. I recommend everyone visit this street while in Baltimore.
