Kenmore
Kenmore sits on Akron's southwest edge with the kind of main-street bones developers dream about and the kind of vacancy rates that keep prices honest. Kenmore Boulevard has been quietly working on a guitar-district identity for years, with EarthQuaker Devices anchoring the music-gear angle and a handful of venues that pull touring bands punching above the zip code. Housing stock is brick storefronts upstairs and modest singles on the side streets. Dates here mean a show at Jilly's Music Room down the road, a slice somewhere unremarkable, and the unspoken agreement that you're both betting the boulevard's renaissance is real. It mostly is.
Kenmore by the numbers
Kenmore is roughly balanced, about 48% men to 52% women.
Median individual income in Kenmore is about $30,100.
Ohio doesn’t have true party registration; by the 2024 presidential vote Summit County leaned Democratic, about 53% Harris to 46% Trump.
The median renter in Kenmore pays about $970 a month.
About 4,100 Kenmore residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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Buzzbin
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Café Arnone
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Biggins' Big Dip
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Old 97
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Pierre's Brooklyn Pizza & Deli
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Eat N Run
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Chameleon Cafe Akron
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The Rialto Theatre
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The Daily Pressed
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Kenmore Eastern Sports Bar
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Soli MAC and Cheese Akron
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Munchies Seafood & Grill
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The Arena
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SRINA Tea House & Cafe