Eastwood
Eastwood calls itself the village within the city, and for once the marketing checks out. James Street has cafes, bookshops, and people who actually walk to them, which in Syracuse counts as a minor miracle. The housing stock is older brick and Tudor revival, the kind of streets that photograph well in autumn and tax assessors love a little too much. You will pay a premium for the walkability and the school catchment, but the tradeoff is real: dinner without driving, neighbors who know your dog, and a downtown commute under fifteen minutes. The arch part is that village quaintness now costs city money.
Eastwood by the numbers
Eastwood runs male-heavy, about 56% men to 44% women.
Median individual income in Eastwood is about $39,800.
New York registers voters by party, and Onondaga County is about 37% Democratic to 26% Republican, with a 30% “Blank” no-party bloc that outnumbers Republicans.
The median renter in Eastwood pays about $970 a month.
About 4,400 Eastwood residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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Brooklyn Pickle East
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TOUS les JOURS Bakery Café - Syracuse
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Cafe Kubal
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Fifi's Ice Cream & Sweets
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Goodies Mediterranean Grill & Cuisine
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Chadwicks Sports Bar & Grill
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luv handlz
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Locked A Syracuse Escape Room
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Kofta Burger
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Eastwood Brewing Company
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The Wedge
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Skill Shot Pinball Arcade & Event Space
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Pomegranate Grill & Deli
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Newfys Tavern
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Halal House Grill
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Highland Bar
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The Palace Commons