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The housing on this street is amazing. i love the old brooklyn style apartments with the radiators in them. they are very exspensive tho. i don't think they should be located across from a desolate field.I guess it provides recreation because i noticed a few kids playing baseball as i walked by. I found some great Chanel earrings from a local flea market stand. It was only 3 of them so i guess it can be called a market. The atmosphere is friendly and has that Brooklyn charm.

This street is full of industrial areas or industrial buildings that were once up and moving. I found a frozen lemonade stand in the middle of September! how cool is that? I just liked the traveling around different areas but you will never know what you will find next around the corner. On the other hand, the back part of the street has many nice homes and residential areas. the sidewalks are surprisingly clean.

I stumbled upon this street trying to locate a hair salon i was locally told about. the houses were very close together. and everyone i asked talked to me like i was suppose to know where this pplace was. its called Sydneys and from general conversation.I think it was located in one of the residences. I didnt come all the way to New York to get my hair done in the garage.. The only Conveinece is the stores that surround almost every block. I guess to make sure if there isn't enough space, theres plenty of places to go outside.

I visited this area searching for a townhouse My boyfriend and i noticed the street was littered with bums and alcoholics. We didnt bother asking anyone for residential information because no one seemed friendly enough. We had the children with us and the best thing i could think of to do was buy an icee from the local ice man. They had a blast but i truely saw what this street was made of.Houses were crowded and too close together. that means everyone in your business.

The last time i came here once again was with my boyfriend who is from this area. We found lots of local stores and vendors where i bought a pair of red bottom pumps for only 50 dollars (knockoffs) . My daughters got some cute one of a kind airbrushed jackets from a store called Anthony's. We ended our day at the Papaya king located downtown i know but i've heard so much about their hotdogs i just had to try one.

I absolutely loved this street! The houses are really close together but the neighbors dont seem to mind it. I like the street because the Polytechnic University is right around the corner. I got the directions to Juniors famous cheescake from a local resident who actually just wanted a quarter. I like this area because i love to get my hair done and it offers the best wig shops i've ever seen.

I wouldn't want to live on this street because of the noise. The Brooklyn Queens expressway is located right behind the street. Aside from the many vendors that sell anything from purses to shoes. this area doesn;t really have much to offer. I would take the trip outside of this area to get anything i would need. You risk the chance of it being stolen. And you can forget about parking on this street. I rather take public transportation

During my visit to chicago with my boyfriend we visited whipple street. I noticed that houses are all row housing and the streets are full of friendly people in the neighborhood. I got to sample some of chicagos great pizza during my visits I took my daughters to a park nearby and noticed this part of the windy city isnt totally bad. i would reccomend this area because it has pleny of recreation for children as well as the parents will be pleased with housing

This street doesnt have much of anything except vendors who probably can't get on a regular traffic street because there are so many of the. This building is located near the water so you do smell fish alot. They have some abandoned buildings it seems like they are working on. I guess we would have to check back later to see some of the progress. I went to a warehouse out here that sold antique furniture. So i guess that was a good find. Im sorta wishy washy about this area.

Unless you want a tour of rundown buildings and bums. I recommend this street. It looks like the businesses that did occupy this street once flourished. The businesses now are barely hanging on. I wouldn't want to go in any of these resturants to eat anyway. The windows are filled with a 2 inch dust. I didn't even get familiar with the people of this block because i got akward stares like i was suppose to know where i was. Bottom line i won't be coming back.

This is the true essence of Brooklynn, Croweded streets and many sovenier shops as the eye can see. They have wonderful food stands where you can fill up for under 5 bucks. The streets aren't very dirty just normal litter here and there.I met some friendly locals from another country.(not so local) and they told me the best spot to grab some good jazz and a plate of delicious soul food. Amazingly it was just a few blocks from here.

There isn't anything mean that I can say about this street Chicago has given me alot to go off of whenever I think about it. I had wonderful experiences driving through Chicago and terrible ones but this was one of the more mediocre. This street did not impress me. The sidewalks were filthy, there were cars parked so far from the sidewalk that you couldn't help but wonder what they were thinking and you couldn't help but deal with the traffic that came back and forth. I don't think I'll use this as a short cut anymore

It was wonderful to drive past this road and wonder what it would be like if I actually turned down it. The homes down this street look very inviting and the residents seem to have this wonderful smile on their faces and I wasn' t disappointed. On my way back to the airport I was able to take a drive past them and I realized that they were smiling for a reason. This street boasts beautiful homes and warm hearts. This area has wonderful parks.

At the end of my rope with this area today. I've been back and forth about it and it just seems to come back to the bad things. I think my biggest problem with this street is the lack of regard to parking! Does anyone know how to park closely to the curb!?? I do !!! Let me park your cars for you so I dont' feel like I'm going to hit you when I drive past you. It's a big annoyance and it's a waste of time when I have to try to drive around you.

It was wonderful to drive past this road and wonder what it would be like if I actually turned down it. The homes down this street look very inviting and the residents seem to have this wonderful smile on their faces and I wasn' t disappointed. On my way back to the airport I was able to take a drive past them and I realized that they were smiling for a reason. This street boasts beautiful homes and warm hearts

Never in my wildest dreams did I think that I would be so throughly annoyed with a street to the point where if I could just put curse words only I would!!! It was soo annoying!! The residents first off were a little mean. I spoke to two gentlemen and asked for directions and got the finger from one and the other gave me directions to a cemetary. No offense to the street. Maybe there are some nice poeple and some nice things to say about the area but I can't think of any. Especially when I rode past there about an hour ago.

I wanted to buy a house in this area at one point during a past visit to my cousin. She lived in this area for quite some time and took me on a little tour to see the other homes that were available here. I loved the fact that this street offers you access to one of the major streets that you would need to access but that's also the downfall. You could tell that the traffic had caused some damage to the streets and you'll see what I mean when you hit that big hole if they don't repair it.

Okay, so I drove down this street because I got lost while trying to find my way to go shopping. The street seemed to be too small to me. Or maybe it was the way that everyone parked on this street, none the less it was annoying. There were kids walking accross the street while everyone was trying to drive by one another without scratching eachother's cars. It was absolutely rediculous how it all went. I will never ride through there again but there are a few cute houses that I would love to take a peak into if I had the chance to .

I loved this street! The parking was kind of aggrivating especially when you are driving down this road after 6 pm and you know that the residents are in a rush to get home while I'm there to just take a gander at there homes but wow! I would love to find some real estate in this area! The homes are viewed as older models and there are alot of one story homes on this street but it gives you this warmth of home and grandma's house. You can't shake or beat that when you are a tourist visiting the area and you miss home already after two days.

Alot of people don't see the beauty in naturally aged buildings and the architeture that made this place great. There are alot of great homes as well as sculptures that occupy this city but I personally took a drive to visit the residential areas to get an idea of what everyday life was like. I love the older homes and the care that is put into them. When you drive down this street you realize exactly how much effort was put into the restoration and maintence of this area.

This area of Los Angeles is a great family oreinted area. With the Barrington Recreational Center nearby, its plenty of spots, games and after school activities for your young ones. The public transportation out this way is very managable. They have a few little snack stores if you want to pick up a quick bite to eat. I would recommend this area for people with children or just want the great atmosphere of children around.

I love the spanish style houses that inhabit this area. The friendly people of this street told me that they were newly built and quite affordable. There are a few convienent stores located on the back end of the street but no food places. I guess you have to travel outside the nest to locate a good pizza or something to drink. I noticed there aren't any clubs or bars so the traffic level is low.

This area isn't much different from Strathmore St. It too is a commercial business area located within the college grounds. Many of the locals are students from all over so that makes this area as diverse as possible. UCLA Medical Center is located along this street. They have a few local coffee shops and breakfast nooks to suit the commuter or college students needs.

Located in the heart of UCLA, Strathmore st is a hustle and bustle of students and undergraduates. Its not much standard housing available in this area because of all the Greek Houses. The Greek houses are local fraternaties that populate this area. They have great cheap eateries located around the college though. I guess that makes up for housing. If you can stand the noise after 9 p.m. of the students then I recommend this place to you.

This area isn't the cleanest street but its close to the college. The streets are filled with resturants and pubs that serve food to suit the college students needs. There are a few bookstores aligned on the street but strategically placed between a bar and another bar. I don't think that was a good idea. The public transportation is excellent because of what kind of citizens inhabit this area. Students!

I wasn't pleased with this area of Los Angeles. Even though it has enought discount stores to throw pennies at. I did not like the atmosphere. The people were sort of rude, clamoring back and forth into store after store. They acted as though all the items were going to disappear. There wasn't many places to eat except a few greasy stands that my stomach couldn't withstand. Its very noisy because of the freeways and traffic.

this area is plain and simple. The streets are very clean and well maintained and the atmoshere is nothing but charming with the swaying palm trees to convince you. They have local convient stores and salons littering this area. I found out from many nice locals that this particular area is very affordable to live in.

I went on search for the best pizza this side of LA and found some of the best vintage clothing shops ever. I took my sister out with me because i didn''t want to get lost alone. This area is close to public transportation and plenty of discount stores as well as high ends. I found an authentic New York pizza stand in the middle of LA. I guess i can say only in American can you mix two great cities.

This area is always where some of the parties are always happening. You'll be sure to catch a celeb or two within one of these awesome dwellings. With constant parties and club openings its hard to get bored. Selma Dr has some of the most amazing homes and exspensive apartments. I guess its well worth it because of the local attraction to this area. I would recommend this for someone ready to have good time.

If you like celebrities as your close neighbors, this area is for you. Plenty of clubs and bars located in this neighborhood for anyone who is looking for a good time. I wouldn't recommend this area for people who want quiet time and relaxation. There is always a constant party right around the corner and you are going to want to be invited.

With Walmart and Sam's Club nearby, who wouldn't want to live along Wadsworth Blvd. There are many local hotels and one of few city parks located in this area. I found it refreshing to know Wadsworth was a busy street but not as noisy as you would think. They park has a gorgeous walkway if you want to take an afternoon stroll. No eatiers close by except for the norm.

This area has great housing options for someone looking to move to Denver. They are very affordable and placed in the most convienent area of the city. I recently visited the Costco in that area and racked up on all sorts of goodies. The public transportation system in this area is very avid to the local citizen. They make the atmosphere of Denver CO very charming to say the least.

This traffic in this area is very high due to the many discount outlets available. There is a strip mall nearby that offers many different places to eat. The whole family could eat for under 25 dollars. If that isn't a steal, i don't know what is. The atmosphere seems cheery and busy especially during this Christmas season. Everyone seems like they have waited till the last minute to go shopping around here.

I found the best shop ever located on Parker rd. Its called Make-up Mania! It has all sorts of makeup from everybrand you can think of. They have a shade o meter where you can match your perfect shade to your complexion. The area seems pretty nice and the people in the loca shops were friendly. They offer other places of intrest as in stores with vintage clothing etc. I would recommend this area.

This area doesn't have much by ways of shopping but has a lot of industrial and commercial buildings. They have a Schlotskyz deli located across the street. They have great sandwiches and onion dip. I was looking for a grunge shop but the local natives told me i was in the wrong part of town and kindly directed me in the right directions.

This street is low traffic quaint street. the people in this area really haven''t said much to me so i can't really judge the overall atmosphere. So far i guess its been pretty good. If you are in search of Natural foods, try Humms Food Inc. They offer a variety of natural and organic ingredients to spice up your platter. I liked the local juice bar i visited. The fruits used were very fresh.

Wow this area has almost everything that anyone needs just like the department store Walmart. I found out that many of the businesses stick close together this way so they can offer to all demographics. Blackberries Ice Cream was a favorite of mine with i visited E 26th ave. The area has a park nearby whick holds annual festivities.

I visted many local owned shops on Collins ave. I found that the people are very nice when you support locally owned businesses. Every shopkeeper I ran into have been especially nice and cordial. There is a strip mall located to the left and it is filled with antique shops and eateries. There is a baseball field right across the street from the mall. I don't know if that is convienence but hey. To each is own.

This area is very busy with the any businesses located along this street. On the left you have Broadway Marketplace where you can find many treasures and knick knacks. The area seems pretty nice and relaxed for the individual who wants to shop in peace. If you want to relax you soul as well as you body, try Tomorrows Body Spa. Great prices and the packages are phenominal. Facials & Massages are always a treat.

This area is home to many beautiful houses and luxary homes. The streets are well manicured and the atmoshere is charming to say the least. On my recent trip to Denver, I went in search of some icecream. Not regular icecream but the old fashioned frozen custard. I came across a place called Cloud 9 Frozen Custard. The name suits the place perfectly, with nice prices and a friendly staff. I would go back again and again.

This street seems very quiet and established. The homes are relatively cheap and affordable. I've spoken with some of the neighbors and most of them lived here all their lives. This is a great place for someone who wants to retire but doesn't want to get away from the city. The grocery store is convienently located blocks away from this area and there is a beautiful park complete with baseball field.

Woodhull Ave crosses Jamaica ave in Queens and is the gateway to the shopping hull of Queens. I found any "off the rack" items located at different vendors along this street. I got a real taste of New York Chinese food and it was way tastier than any i've ever had before.Its very noisy over here because the interstate is located right behind it. But the shopping make it well worth it.

Aside from the run down housing options, this area seems high on crime and low on friendliness. Some of the people i have met seems rude or didn't want to be bothered with my questions. I relied on my own intuition to locate places and find my way around. There is an open field across the street, a breeding ground for street parasites. I would'nt recommend this area.

This area is fairly nice and has plenty of residential homes. There are plenty of commercial businesses and resturants around. Since this street is located in from of St Alban Memorial Park also, the atmosphere seems pretty nice. The people i've met on this side of town see relaxed and colorful.

The St Albans Park is located on the left side of street. There are many nice clean houses and landscaped 1ft yards. The area isn't very clean but it seems like a decent neighborhood. Its just the regular street trash around. There is a great bbq area in the park for summer cookouts and festivals.

This area is quiet noisy and busy. There is a lot of foot traffic as well as automobile throughout this area. This area isn't that clean but its cheaper to live than downtown. You may find a selection of stores and many places to eat. There are many stands for jewelwry, food, you name it.

Lakeview lane is surrounded by older homes which are well upkept and the local park. My aunt stays on ths lane and loves to take strolls around 3 p.m. If the weather isn't hot. The local Icee man strolls the same path in the summer time offereing sweet ice treats. The park equipment is very nice and sturdy for young children to play on. The people i met in this area seem to be quite nice.

Baisley blvd is very busy street complete with horrible foot traffic. The sidewalks are littered with trash and debris. One cant even take a stroll to the local convient store without stepping on a banana peel. It makes up for the messiness with great shops and foriegn food vendors. i traveled Baisley Blvd in search of an unknown store called cherry hill. They have patent leather pumps for 25 dollars.

This street is full of well manicured homes and lawns. I met the local book store owner and found some great african books and literature. I found some local food vendors of hotdogs and papaya juices. There is a noisy railroad track right behind the street. A local basketball court is located 2 blocks down for the sports enthusiest.

This area is a nice area to relocate to. With row houses alining the streets, Foch Blvd. The park is locate directly across the street with baseball feild to complete the reacreational activities. The neighborhood seems very nice and quiet. And the local eateries are cheap and different. I recommend this area.

Prentis Frazier Park is located on this street. Its plenty of recreation for children and adults. E Republican St crosses Federal Ave and 11th St. There is a park for BBQ's and other venues. The trolley that takes you to the space needle comes throught the park every hr on the hr. The locals were eager to tell me about Sam's. They serve the monster omelets with a contest included. 10 lbs worth of eggs, I'll pass.

This area is very quiet and quaint street. The local people are very friendly and very helpful. The streets are very clean and the prices for the many apartments are modest as well as nice. E John Street crosses 25th ave which leads you to many different sections of the city.

This area has lots of industrial businesses for building homes and structures. It isn't much to do around here for kids and recreation. No resturants are in this area except for the local stands that visit the workers in this area. I wouldn't reccommend living anywhere near this area. Its very noisy with the constant construction and building going on.

Marion street crosses Terry avenue and 8th St. There is a small strip mall located near here full of different stores. I visited the local icecream shop called High's. It has the best soft serve i've ever tasted. The staff was friendly just like the locals and were eager to point me in the direction of kid friendly places.I was told about an air gym that was free. Its full of air slides and jumping pads.

Alot of up and coming businesses are located on Terry Avenue. This is a very commercial area with local coffee shops and resturants. There are a few record stores and clothing shops over here. I found the best cosignment shop in this area and bought the cutest 80's dress. The businesses are just opening so the prices for anything are pretty good. They have some weird rocker shops here and i love them.

The actual trolley comes through this part of town to take you to some of Seattles finest structures. Located in this area area lovely duplexes for moderate prices. I notice alot of college students and young citizens of the city live in this area. Maybe take a romantic stroll in Spring Street Park with your significant other. I grabbed a cheap bite to eat at a local pizza place. This was well worth the trip.

This street is located in the Cherry Hill section of the city. There isn't much recreation around for children or adults. I didn't notice any bars or resturants in the area except for the main ones we can visit at home. The Swedish Cherry Hill Medical center is located on the same block. Its basically the medical area. With all the health centers and departments located in this area

Olive street leads to many beautifully landscaped houses and well manicured lawns. The street seems pretty quiet and has areas for the avid pet lover to spend time with the little ones the love. I could take a midnight stroll in the nearby park and grab a great drink from the nearby juice bar. I would recommend this area for couples and families with children.

This area is filled with nice homes and friendly neighborhood charm. Right along the public transportation line this area has easy access to any part of the city you want to travel too. E Garfield crosses the very busy Madison St. Its many local businesses and music shops along this streett. I would recommend this area for the avid music lover.

East Madison street is a nice medium traffic area. I noticed it crosses Denny way and 20th Ave. Its a nice park nearby and the tourism help is great. The people there are very nice and located me to some of the best bed and breakfast areas in the city. I got to visit a local hole n the wall pub, but it was quite nice because the drinks were cheap.

Loring Park is located right around Ladera Ln. Ladera Ln is a nice quiet litte street with a friendly atmosphere. It seems pretty quiet so far i should say. The homes are really cute and fashionable. No Convienent stores locate within Loring Park so one would have to travel for a cup of milk. Redwood Dr. isnt far so you are not too fa off from civilization

The structures on Live St are very amazing to look at. Lime St lies between Riverside Freeway and Lemon St. I guess i could withstand the noise from the freeway to notice some of Riversides great advantages. There were only a few shops and a nice day spa located on Lime St. I visited the day spa and got so-so treatment maybe i need to do a little more research before i just try one of those again.

Too much noise and traffic for me to settle on Olivewood Dr. With all the stores and schools around the noise doesn't seem to end. It is a few churches along here but i don't see how anyone could reach them or even enjoy services because it is so loud. i found many places to eat and drink. Plenty of bars here but i wouldn't even enjoy my spirits because the highway is located right on the other side.

I like Chestnut ave because I can take my mother there and she won't go any where else. She loves thrift stores and vintage shops and i've noticed plenty of those located on chestnut. Don't get me wrong chestnut isn't all about shopping. They have some nice homes available for couples or retirees. I went to a lovely homemade cheesecake diner complete with roller skates. the stree is very clean and the people are very respectable.

I love the name Lemon St, right behind this street is Orange St. Located in front of Lemon St is Lime St. This area has all the shopping and discount boutiques i can swallow. I'm an avid reader so the local library isn't far from my hotel. I can shop, eat and read. Still have time for some exploring.This street is relatively nice and clean. The atmosphere is excellent for a busy day. I love the exciting new people i've met since ive been in California

There are many apartments and townhomes along this street. This would be an ideal place for college students because located right on Terricina Dr is Riverside Community College. The Football team is an avid intrest to the locals here. Plenty of resturants and places to shop. I'm sure were aimed at the college demographic. You can find a cheap apartment in this area so i'm told by the friendly locals.

This place is great for people who want to retire. There isn't much to do for recreation but plenty of places to eat. I've noticed almost every block was having a bbq or a cookout. I wonder if it was a local holiday or everyone just wanted to be friendly. As you know i went to this one too and loaded up on favorites of the neighborhood. I have to say I met a woman named Anna and she made the best bbq chicken i've ever tasted. The people of ths street are warm and friendly.

These homes are really nice and stay that way because of a 24 hr neighborhood watch on the area. I recently stayed with my sister in her home on Calle Tierra Santa and was very impressed with the organization of the block party. There was a cookout with plenty of food and noone cared if they knew me or not. Just friendly people. I took ,my children to the local park of Calle Tierra and it was noticelby unlike the rest of the neighborhood. I still had a nice time.

Licoln Ave crosses the very busy Van Buren Blvd. It has many businesses along the way. I found a few discount hair stores along Lincoln Ave. They have numerous hair salons. I was astounded in how many times a week a female can visit the same salon even though there are thousands. I grabbed a quick bite to eat at this local mexican eaterie. The food was really greasy and i knew i would pay fof it later, But the chicken and cheese rice was well worth it.

This area is full of medium sized homes and commercial businesses. You have your mom and pop resturants, record stores and convienent stores. The people here don't hesitate to tell you about their fair city of Riverside. The school is located on the next block. I haven't seen any children. Maybe in my next adventure I will find out about the nightlife. The streets are okay, But the people make up for it.

I was amazed to find that Oak Grove Road was littered with lovely townhomes and duplexes. I''ve considered moving here and this is an area i won't forget to look up. Nice city park and vendors, Its plenty for a retiree or children to busy themselves with. The street is very clean and cool. WIthin walking distance are local commercial businesses and small stores, it you don't like the mall crowd.

I took my daughter to a local park right off of Powell Ave and she had the time of her life. We met plenty of local children and parents. My daughter got along with everyone just like her mom and had agood time. One of the fellow mothers showed where to get 25 cent Ice Mounds for the girls. The convienent store is located right around the corner. This stree is very small but clean and the people make you want to stay.

My uncle lives of off Locust Ave and the overall feeling i get from the street is so-so. I mean the houses are nice but they are so jammed close together, you can here whats going on next door. There are many small businesses in this area that ive noticed. Daycares are a plentiful in this area. The people i met have been over extending their common courtesy to me.

Its many nice homes built along 42nd street. I notived with all the housing and beautiful duplexes, there wasn't a school nearby. The neighborhoods of this street are secluded within the trees. Interstate 635 is located right behind 42nd for the commuters. There is a local park with areas for children and adults. The overall street seems pretty quiet and the people seem willing to give you a helping hand. I wish someone could help me locate a Baskin Robbins

This area is full of shopping pleasure. The mall not to far from here and plenty of dress shops. I found the greatest cosignment shop with cheap prices and great deals. There are plenty of resturants for under 5 bucks you can get yourself a heaping plate of whateva your taste is.The traffic is high so i would suggest traveling by car not on foot. Its a metro area but no public trasnsportation besides the bus. The atmosphere seems busy and charming.

This area is very quaint and affordable to live in. W 48th street is located between Westwood rd and Wyoming Street. The street seems pretty normal and quiet with the exception of children runnning around ever so often. Its great for a family with kids. Local parks nearby and a convienent grocer for the shopper at need. The street seems pretty clean. I noticed a neighborhood clean up crew and neighborhood watch coming through routinely.

This is one of the many expressways located in Kansas City to get you to many other places. Along with Johnnny Carinos Italian to fill your tummy. Its plenty of places to take care of a large appetite. Its a very nice city park not to far from here and the citizens seemed to be in their own world here. I visited the local Cold Stone Creamery and met all sorts of colorful citizens. The traffic here is very high.

There isn't much to say about Quivira Ln. The path consists of trees and bushes. It looks like a small farm community. Plenty of fields and open space. The people i met at the local pub are very nice. I assume this is there only source of entertainment on a Friday night unless they travel into the city. Not many houses around but it makes up for that with its off the beaten path charm

This area is full of nice apartments and common eateries. The people i've met here so far seem to be pretty nice. Along with clean streets. The traffic here is between medium and low. Right around the corner is a metro area which is filled with shops and all sorts of finds. I was in search of a day spa but assume I would have to travel on the other side of town because ther isn't much of that nature over here.

This street doesn't have much of anything on it. The people are nice but no quick resturants or shops. It is a little deli located across the street but the prices are so high, I would want to wait until I got to a main rd to purchase dinner. No real housing structures around, I noticed a few apartment buildings.

This street is located between Emery st and Howell Mill Rd. The interstate is right behind it, so its pretty noisy over here. I wouldn't live here with a small child or an older couple who like peace and quiet. There is the smallest convienent store with the best dill pickles right on the end. Besides the bugs in the summer because of the trees, This happens to be a nice street with enought going on i won't miss the city life.

Georgia Avenue brings you to all sorts of pathways to different treasures of Atlanta. With the second part of the Phoenix Park a block away, its plenty of recreation for the children. Its a nearby track field incase you want to get in a decent jog in the morning. The neighborhood seems pretty quiet and clean. For the first time i met some nice locals who didn't have a problem pointing me in the right direction.

Martin St gives you a little taste of city life without leaving the outskirts of Atlanta. With plenty of shopping plazas, its hard to make a choice to which store you would like to visit first. As you can tell i'm a shopaholic so i'm always looking for a good bargain. Many discount stores align this street. That should make your wallet feel a little better

I would love to purchase a home in this area of Atlanta. Vanira St is a quaint area where the houses are neatly lined up and pretty neat to look at. These are some the the largests homes i've ever laid eyes on. I miss the convience of a store incase you want to run out in the middle of the night for milk. It makes up for it with the chaming atmospehre and people who surround you. I would'nt be suprised if you can borrow the milk from a neighbor like we used too.

I found the best street in my opinion in Atlanta. Plenty of soul food resturants and funky botiques for the shoppers pleasure. I even found a 50 dollar bill on the sidewalk in front of a hotdog stand located not far from the jewelry shop. I noticed this may be an area for a lot of up and coming businesses and unless you live here, you wouldn't know. I most definitely would recommend looking this street up when you visit Atlanta.

This is a relatively nice neighborhood with plenty of recreation for the families with children. The apartments in this area are moderatley priced and very welcoming. I guess the citizens of Atlanta, well the places i've visited so far greet you with a simple hello and goodbye. I looked like an Alien to most asking for directions. I tried to locate a decent slice of pizza but nevertheless was unsucessful. The street is pretty clean and the atmosphere is comfortable.

Chase cirle looks like it is a trap to the unsuspecting. Complete with row houses, this streets atmoshere is nothing but friendly. When i kindly asked someone for directions to the nearest convienent store, i was shrugged off like i didn't speak any english. As far as food goes, Unless you want the normal greasy food from the corner convienent store, i would just hold out until i found better. Its noisy and closed off. I would be afraid the police could'nt reach you in time enough.

This area is tucked away, its almost like it is Atlanta's own secret. Atlanta is full of streets that aren't really the roads traveled. Falkner is home to many apartment complexes and a few commercial businesses. I found a local kids dress shop and the owner lived right next door. I found many cute original pieces that one wouldn't find elsewhere. But if you're in the mood for Chicken and Waffles, you may have to travel outside this secret into the city.

Cheshire Bridge rd is truly a bridge throught the outskirts of the City of Atlanta. With pleasant parks and outdoor recreation, its ideal for a family with small ones. I took my daughter to this wonderful Italian resturant called Alfredo's. Alfredo's is located at 1989 Cheshire Bridge Rd NE. They have the best chicken parm down south. The locals are pretty friendly. You may run into a drunk or two

Melante Dr. doesn't have much to do or see. It has a few homes littered about but its mostly woods and forestry.The traffic vibe is low to medium being that it isn't alot of commercial buildings or businesses located along this st. The locals are very nice and it makes the atmosphere very comfortable and homey. I would recommend this area to someone who doesn't want to experience the true life of Atlanta. Just some down home quietness.

I stayed at a hotel located along this street. Its very convienent for bus lines. The local mall is located right on E Fillmore which is 2 blocks over. I found a few dress shops outside of my hotel and this great spot for breakfast. It was a little expensive but i guess it was worth it. I visited Chase Stadium on my last day because i've been trying to avoid it but the locals insist i make it apart of my trip

There isn't much to say about this area. Its mostly houses and yards. The few people that I met must have known i was from out of town. They spoke to in a manner of I was suppose to know where i was. On my own i found a few shops around the corner. I came across this great candle shop and picked up a few knick knacks. I suddenly got hungry and noticed. NO FOOD IN SIGHT. The convience of restaraunts in this area were spared. Not much to do

This circle is located between all the bustle of the city. Minutes from the intestated this offers convience to the travler at heart. You can relax with only a few neighbors surrounding you. The overall atmosphere was very pleasant. I came across a BBQ when i visited Winter Dr. I don't really know about the finanical status of the housing there. My eyes say you better have a good job to live in this area. I enjoyed the friendly neighbors and their hospitality.

This location is ideal for a business that wants to recieve all kinds of customers. Griswold rd is like the gateway to anywhere you want to go in this neighborhood. I found a great Day spa for pregnant woman just around the block with moderate prices. I must tell my sister before she pops. This a great choice for beginners who never visited Phoenix before. You'll find lots to do and enjoy a pretty park or two when you relax

This street is simple clean and well maintained. There isn't much to do but enjoy your home on this street. Except for the many golf courses this area has to offerm you nestled away in a quiet society. I met one neighbor who took me to the greatest hotdog stand in az. I didn't even think i could get a decent hotdog here.This is nice for retirees who want to be close , but not that close to the city.

This is just perfect for someone who wants to be away from it all. Located between Northern Ave and Royal Palm rd. This is perfect to be away from the busy noise of tourism and the city which is blocks away. So if you want to get a taste of the hustle and bustle you don't have to travel far. The houses are really well built and affordable.The neighbors so far have put a spell over me with their Arizona charm.

The traffic in the area is medium because of the commercial businesses located around. You may find a few resturants to eat at but not many. The atmosphere is a little busy with customers and tourists. I would recommend this area for singles or someone without children. Patriots Square is located a few blocks down. I visited one of the many tennis courts this neighborhood has to offer.

The first thing i noticed about El Caminito Dr was the great atmosphere. The very nice people I met made sure to what stops I made while visiting their fair city. I noticed the neighborhood houses are mostly a gated community but still have this welcoming charm about it. The area seems very convienent because its located so close to the interstate and local shops are all around you.

Wow I never been on street that leads to many many places. Littered with day spas and salons, Its hard to chose which one to spend your day at. I grabbed a bite to eat at a little local bistro that serves authentic mexican food, very spicy. Along Las Palmaritas Dr are the prettiest home Phoenix has to offer. The atmosphere is very calm and relaxing. You can spend the last few moments of the day relaxing at the nearby park.

This street leads to some of the most beautiful homes in phoenix. This was my first time visiting there so i've never seen the red dirt. I laugh to myself because i made such a big deal about visiting. I didn't want to deal with the heat. This would me a golfers heaven, living just a few blocks from one of many golf courses Phoenix has to offer.

Trinidad Ave doesn't have much activity going on around it. The local school is nearby and a few parks for children. It has commercial areas with local buildings containing small businesses. I didn't find a place for a quick bite to eat around because the traffic leaving out of Trinidad going on to Mt Oliver is hectic. I guess I shouldn't get hungry after 5 p.m. The housing I've seen continues to be beautiful to a certain extent. The people are so-so, I guess you have to run into the right one.

The street isn't really much to talk about. Aside from some of the rundown buildings and commercial properties, this street doesn't have much to offer. No recreational places in site for adults or children. The local school located on Childress Ave is suppose to be one of the best schools in the city. The other side has nice townhomes and garden apartments. I would recommend this for the family just begginnig.

My favorite cousin lives on Queen St. She stated that she is renting the property for good price. I don't think the price is worth the people on this street. Don't get me wrong, its very convienent to the stores and for a quick bite to eat for moderate price, but the unmentionables that may hang around on the corner aren't. I would like to go to the store without getting yelled at. That only happened once though. The street itself is very clean and well kept. Overall I would consider renting property here but this isn't the top place of tourism.

This street is lined wit beautiful townhomes of Washington D.C. Not many convienent stores around for a quick shopping trip. It make up for the that with the great atmosphere and friendly people. I haven't experienced a single rude person since I strolled down this street one Tuesday afternoon. Its medium traffic especially after work hours. I assume that would be okay with a couple with no children or a single person. The sidewalks are well maintanied for anyone who enjoys a late night walk.

This street seemed to be filled with school spirit. The local High School and football staduim is located not more than 2 blocks away. I visited a local beauty suppy store on Morse St, the prices were moderate and I found a few treasures I knew I wouldn't find anywhere else. The houses are neat and the atmosphere is very relaxing. With local parks to attract children, this place is ideal for a family. Everyone I met seemed friendly enough even though I didn't posess any knowledge of the local high school football team

This isn't for the weak at heart. This area is almost at an busy intersection of the city crossing Maryland and Florida Ave. They have a few local resturants one I recently tried. The chinses food wasn't that great but I liked the convience of how close it was. It turned my stomach to even try one of the other places but i'm sure they aren't that bad. The neighborhood overall seems pretty nice for couples or somone wanting to live the single life

Franklin St NE is nestled between Michigan Ave and N Capito St. If you want quiet time in a relaxed enviroment, not alot of traffic, I would chose this street to live on. Only downfall is there aren't any nearby resturants to grab a quick bite to eat. It makes up for no close by eateries with lovely family parks and beautiful townhomes. The atmosphere seems pretty nice. Everyone I seemed to meet was pleasantly nice and forthcoming about my inquiries.

This is a very well maintained neighborhood. Lots of areas for local touring and friendly atmosphere. The people here do not hesitate to give u a helping hand in finding locations in their fair city. 13th St crosses right over the famous Rhode Island Ave, which is seconds from the interstate. Lots of commercial businesses and residential homes surround this area, which makes it ideal for couples and families who want a taste of inner city living.

Wylie St is a clean, well kept st with lots of local DC charm. My aunt lives over on Linden Pine and I just came across this street, trying to get lost. The house are well maintained and beautiful. Lots of pretty landscaped yards dress this one of a kind street. My favorite thing I stumbled upon was a little mom and pop drug store that sells name brand make-up for dirt cheap. I would recommend this street for someone looking to find a permnanent place in Washington DC.

On my recent visit to Washington D.C, I came across P Street NW. I found many nice people there who were eagar to show me in the right direction. In which I came across New Dynasty Chinese food. It was the best I every experienced outside of my days in New Jersey. They have one delicacy I've never experienced before called Pan Asian Delight. Its all sorts of egg noodles with your choice of egg, chicken, beef, or pork. It was a good bargain at the end of an eventful shopping day.

I visited this area with a friend of mine recently. We found the atmosphere very at home and relaxing, yet noisy. We were able to do some light shopping among the medium traffic. Its not enough to bother you excessively. This area has the most loveliest townhomes just around the corner. It seems like a nice street to live on. With plenty of discount shopping who knows what treasures you may find. I found grabbing a bite to eat was quite difficulte because most of the resturants in this area cater to children. No thank you Chuck E Cheese.

My boyfriend lives along Chicago St and has a pretty decent home for the money he is paying. It has local groceries around the corner. It was so easy for me to find the actual shopping in this area. I found it on my own, It seems like the locals keep to themselves. I asked but it didn't seem like the locals around this area knew where to go themselves.

This area is great for singles or couples on the go. Dodge St. is great for commuters and people who don't mind the hustle and bustle of traffic. I found many great discount stores along Dodge St, and I found many name brand items at some of the best closeout stores I've ever visited. Plenty of hotels along the interstate which makes this ideal for the traveler. I stopped at the norm of resturaunts here. Nothing out of the ordinary to experience different taste. The people are friendly which makes you feel right at home.

I found the mall by accident and had to remember this street name for future references. I went to a few great eateries all in one day. This great breakfast place and I had the best homemade hashbrowns in the world. No better way to walk it off by visiting the local mall which right there. I found a few cool jewelry shops within the mall and bought a few eccentric things. I recommend this area is visiting Omaha.

This is a really pretty street in Omaha NE. Plenty of pretty houses and townhomes for the new buyers needs. Many convienent stores around the corner. I visited here with my boyfriend and one of his friends lives in one of the houses along Pacific Street, he's paying a moderate price for his rental. It had my mind turning about moving out here. I would recommend this for families and people who want a little piece and quiet.

This is a great street as far as convience is concerned. With the hospital around the corner this would be ideal for people who need this in close perimeters. It does'nt have much to offer the advid shopper. I didn't really notice any kid friendly shops around this area. This is a great morning area to shop without the children, But with a Dairy Queen sprinkled here and there, It shouldn't be a fuss.

This is a busy street in Omaha, NE, but it makes up for it with a selection of stores and resturants. You can spend a whole day on this rd and find what you need without having to visit the mall or plazas. I stopped at Ashby Sterlings Icecream to satisfy my sweet tooth when I was there. You want to talk about a daily addiction? Its the best homemade icecream I've ever had. That alone makes it stand out to me.

Pratt Plaza wouldn't stand out if it wasnt for the lovely homes and friendly neighbors. This is ideal for someone who likes peace and quiet but still loves to be in the middle of things. With schools in walking distance, this is a great place for a new family to start off. A few convienent shops sprinkled among the street, you can grab something sweet and this mom & pop breakfast nook I visited.

I was so excited to stumble upon this area in Omaha. Its loaded with all sorts of treasures for all tastes. If you enjoy golf, the beautiful greens will catch your eye. Along with plentiful shopping, it ranges from apparel to antique shops. I stopped and had a quick bite to eat at Carrabas. It was moderately priced. Alot of locals say the best time to visit is during Christmas.

My boyfriend was stationed in Omaha NE and I would frequently visit him. W Center Rd , there really isn't much to look at. Its an low traffic industrial area with commercial buildings. I had a hard time even trying to locate an Ihop. I did happen to find one right along W Center Rd.. The people are very friendly and a few local shops.

My father in law actually lives in this area. I love it everytime I visit. Its a quiet community and the people are very friendly and helpful . I got lost and stumbled upon A & M Pizzeria. I got a great slice of pepperoni for under 5 bucks. Nothing beats a great walk outdoors, peace and quiet. Ideal for the retiree who wants to stay outside of the city, but close enough to have access.

This area is congested with traffic and is very noisy. One could'nt even take a nap at the nearby hotels if they wanted too. There isn't many places to shop or find things to entertain. The stand resturants are around but nothing fancy. The area is industrialized and commeriacl. Lots of small developments along the rd.

My aunt lives along this street and I think its pretty quaint, untold within the horror stories of New York. The neighbors are very helpful and friendly when I didn't know my way around. I found a great closeout store called Lots Less Closeouts. Its located on 3155 Amboy rd. It had some of the best deals I've come across in a long time.

I feel like Page ave leads you to some of the best Staten island has to offer. There are lots of small businesses and developments along this street. Not much shopping on the actual street. That dream is reachable traveling a small distance. You migh find a few discount stores along the way. Good way to save a dollar while traveling

I never thought I would stumble upon an area so convenient for me!. I found the best discount stores and dress shops. Located just a step away is the Staten Island Mall. I found a great little Itailian eatery that serves the best Chicken Parmesean Subs ever!. I found myself a little overwhelmed trying to chose between the mall and strip stores.

Wilcox street is lined with comfortable ideal family homes. The local neighbors are extremely friendly and its easy to feel right at home. One who likes to shop would need to travel outside of this area. This is full of family atmosphere and charm. A few eateries sprinkled in between was enough to satisfy my appetite

This street seems to connect all you want to get too. The neighborhoods out here are nice, but there isn't much to do. No nighclubs or surrounding bars. This one is for someone who wants to experience old neighboor quiet charm. It has nearby departmants stores for the deprives shopaholic.

Richmond Ave is the busiest street in Staten Island in my opinion. If you don't move at a fast pace, this isn't the street for you. Full of a variety of stores from discount to high end, Richmond Ave offers to all taste. If u want to grab a decent bite to eat without emptying your wallet, plenty of bang for you buck resturants in tow.

Forest Ave leads to some of the nicest family homes and townhomes. Great schools around the corner, this is the ideal place for families starting off. Perkins resturant around the corner for a convienent bite to eat. Nice quiet neighborhoods suit the retiree needs. Medium traffic. Not enough to discourage.

I visited Arthur Kill Rd on my recent trip to Staten Island. The neighborhood is a nice, quiet and pleasant atmosphere. Most families or couples starting families would enjoy this atmosphere. There is convienent shopping around the corner. It seems like you're in your own corner of the world.

I actually loved my visit to Briggs street. I went with my cousin in search of icecream and shoes. I got a great coffee blend and a pair of red shoes for 29 dollars! The people were very friendly when I asked around for directions and places to shop. I definitely reccommend visiting if you want to stumble upon a secret icecream palace.

I recently wanted a great slice of pizza and stumbled upon D' Angelo's Pizzeria located at 1160 Pugsley Ave. Pugsley Ave has more than enough shops for anyones taste whether it be clothes or just knick knacks .With great eateries for food under 5 dollars, You can spend the day shopping and not feel bad taking a break to stuff your face.

Its very busy and lot of traffic. There aren't many places to do any shopping and the traffic causes constand noise. Its great to get you to surrounding nice residential neighborhoods. Surrounding the street are lots of industrial and commercial businesses and buildings. Not to be mistaken as a tour path, it offers nothing for the shopper; soul.

With many churches and small businesses, this residential area is ideal for people who don't like a lot of traffic. Not many places to grab a cheap bite to eat. You may have to travel outside of this neighboorhood to get the real feel of the hustle and bustle of New York. The friendliness is constant but not the fun.

On my recent trip to visit my guy friend in New York, he just purchased a home on Ampere Ave. In my opinion its not an ideal neighborhood for families and couples. Its rundown and there is not much to do in the surrounding areas. A few corner stores here and there. I wouldn't want to waste a visit going back

Many laugh at the name Hoe Ave, but its far from it. Its a friendly neighborhood and the people are surpising friendly. Its not an ideal place for shopping or eating. Its a few resturants nearby but it seems like everything is located on Southern Blvd. The residential area seems nice for familes and retirees who don't like a lot of hustle and bustle.

I went to visit a friend who stayed around the corner from Wheeler st. I can say its a relatively quiet area with plenty of local businesses and eateries. I would recommend this area for someone looking to move to a friendly neighborhood. Plenty of recreation and parks. I visited A Touch of Soul Catering and got a good taste of down South cooking.

174th Street is a little busy and bustling but great for cheap eateries. I did some discount shopping and grabbed a great cup of coffee at the 174th Coffee Shop. I would reccommend this for shoppers on the go and want to grab a quick bite to eat for under 5 dollars. Great dress shops and discount prices on almost anything.