Detroit-Shoreway
The Land of Resurrection
Two miles west of Downtown Cleveland is a land flowing with beer and donuts — a neighborhood block with attractions on every corner and majestic views of Lake Erie. The Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood is an old community finding new life and taking advantage of its most remarkable attribute: its prime location near water.
This revitalized area showcases Cleveland’s potential for transformation. Refurbished brick-and-mortar buildings give the neighborhood character and warmth, attracting residents and visitors of all ages and backgrounds. Outdoor enthusiasts populate Edgewater Park to run, bike, swim or just enjoy a beautiful sunset, while others enjoy the vibrant energy from the theater, food and unique boutiques.
It would take several days to experience everything the neighborhod has to offer. Visitors find themselves returning time and again.
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Global Cuisine on the Go
Access to international cuisine is just a call away. Locals can dine in at The Harp, an Irish Pub with a lake view. In the mood for Asian-inspired dishes? Pick up a Bento Box or bowl of Pho from Ninja City. Good Company on West 76th Street is amping up American-style food with meals such as the famous Gabagool.
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Refurbished and Upcycled
The brick-and-mortar buildings and close-knit homes project a warm and unified community. Open storefront windows compel visitors to step inside and explore. Rather than demolishing aged structures, companies like the Detroit-Shoreway Community Development Organization allocated funds to preserve and rehabilitate historical buildings like the historic Capitol Theater.
