Discover Cleveland’s Own Detroit-Shoreway
Of all the fantastic Cleveland neighborhoods, there is just something special about the Detroit-Shoreway. Whether you are planning a weekend in the city or looking for a new spot to live in, here is what you need to know about this community.
The Location
Just two miles from downtown, Detroit-Shoreway is located near some of the top-rated city attractions. Residents enjoy the ease of getting around with convenient access to public transportation. Unique shops and restaurants also draw locals and visitors to this dynamic neighborhood. This area is also home to Edgewater Beach, distinctive parks, and entertainment found only in this community.
For those that are house-hunting, Detroit-Shoreway has a broad mix of homes to choose from; here are a few of the types you can expect to find:
- Brand New Townhomes and Condos
- Renovated Homes
- Historic Homes
This Cleveland neighborhood also is a great place to rent a property. If you prefer a new apartment complex or the beauty of an older building, this is the place for you. To better understand the community, keep an eye out for events and activities throughout the year.
Edgewater Beach
Cleveland’s Edgewater Beach has two thousand four hundred feet of beach space with one thousand designated swimming access. For those looking to spend a day in this gem of the Detroit Shoreway, cabanas are available for rent, ice cream cones are for sale, and there is even a dog-friendly spot in the western section of the beach.
Don’t forget to bring your rod and bait. Edgewater is a fantastic place to fish for walleye, perch, steelhead, and smallmouth bass. The beach also has grills and picnic areas, a play area, and shelter reservations available for rent. Visitors are welcome to visit until dusk year-round.
Gordon Square Arts District
Artists and theater lovers won’t want to miss out on the Gordon Square Arts District. Here they can explore the Capitol Theatre to experience a major motion picture in a historical setting. For over one hundred years, movie lovers have flocked to see the magic of the movies. Today Clevelanders can view Don’t Worry Darling, The Woman King, and See How They Run.
In its own words, the Cleveland Public Theatre is “A nationally recognized center for contemporary, groundbreaking performances and life-changing education programs.” October 27th through November 7th, see Breakout Sessions (or Forgross). On October 29th, the Theatre will have a Dia De Muertos celebration with fun for the entire family. Coming this December, guests will learn How The Circus Stole Christmas: A Circus Holiday Extravaganza!
For even more theatre options, check out more in Gordon Square, including:
- Near West Theatre
- Maelstrom Collaborative Arts
- Talespinner Children’s Theatre
- Blank Canvas Theatre
Get an inside view of the “largest arts and design complex in Northeast Ohio” at 78th Street Studio’s Third Fridays. From 5 – 9 pm, you will be able to take in visual exhibits, listen to music, and snack on tasty food. With over fifty venues to choose, this is one activity to add to your monthly calendar.
Cleveland Eco Village
The Cleveland Eco Village is a space in the Detroit-Shoreway that is not only diverse but dedicated to sustainability. Updated and remodeled properties and permanent, tiny houses dot this area. In fact, the first LEED Platinum home in town can be found here. The Cleveland Eco Village’s Greenspaces have a place to grow food and space for children to play that the residents keep up.
Lorain Avenue Antiques District
Find countless treasures and vintage pieces when you shop in the Lorain Avenue Antiques District. Spend the day finding jewelry, furniture, home goods, and more. Walk the entire district and window shop in only 30 minutes. While you are around, grab a slice of pizza or two from Nunzio’s Pizzaria and some sweet dessert at Azucar Bakery.
The Detroit-Shoreway is an area that makes Cleveland such a fabulous city. Whether you want to spend some time at the beach, take in a movie, play, discover eco-friendly programs, or find a one-of-a-kind antique, this is the Cleveland neighborhood to discover!
Dining in the Detroit Shoreway
Hungry for pizza, perhaps a hot dog, or a one-of-a-kind meal? After a day at the beach, exploring Gordon Square, or antique shopping, a dinner at a Detroit Shoreway restaurant really hits the spot. Check out these local eateries:
The Happy Dog menu features beef, vegan, red hot dogs, and pork kielbasa, as well as beef and a vegan burger. But the list of toppings is genuinely impressive! Diners can choose from chorizo chili, sloppy joe, nacho cheese, Cleveland sauerkraut, fresh diced tomatoes, and a long list of other tasty options.
Il Rione Pizzeria has unique pizzas like the Diavolo Pie, which has toppings of spicy salami and Calabrian chiles. Other unique toppings include fried sage leaves, hot honey, and an arugula. Fresh salads and a meat & cheese plate round out the menu.
For a taste of ricotta gnocchi, asparagus risotto, or lamb meatballs, reserve a table at Luxe Kitchen & Lounge. This restaurant has a menu with treats of carrot hummus served with crudites and pita, p.e.i. mussels with pancetta, saffron tomato broth, and served with a baguette. If you love sweets, be sure to try the tiramisu, beignets, or local plum tart!
This Cleveland neighborhood is also home to wine bars, a small-batch coffee bar for a quick pick-me-up, and craft beer.
When spending time on the Detroit Shoreway, it is easy to see how much it has so much to offer! Plan a day or two and visit the next time you are in Cleveland to discover your favorite spots!
Cleveland Bricks offers homes in the city, including the Detroit-Shoreway. Our property managers know this town inside and out. If you have any rental questions about the homes in this neighborhood or another, please don’t hesitate to contact us. View our available properties by visiting our website www.clevelandbricks.com.
