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Quad_Douglas t1_jchs912 wrote

We bought a house there six months ago and we like it quite a bit. Cheap COL, relatively safe, relatively friendly people, a few really good restaurants, an active neighborhood association in neighboring Lauraville. The only thing I wish we had was a good neighborhood bar!

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Kmic14 t1_jchsfpe wrote

I live in Hamilton and can attest to all of this

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Rough-Matter-9026 OP t1_jcht584 wrote

Good to know! Any restaurants you recommend? Also do you know about any parks or dog parks?

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Kmic14 t1_jchy6ad wrote

I absolutely recommend Silver Queen Cafe, Lost in the 50s Diner & Maggie's Farm.

Burdick has a dog park but I think there's registration required to use it. Otherwise I like Herring Run and Double Rock(a little ways up harford rd in the county).

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Rough-Matter-9026 OP t1_jcht154 wrote

Thank you for the info! The street we looked at seemed quiet and safe. Do you have a security system or one you’d recommend? We know we’ll get something set up but looking around

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Quad_Douglas t1_jcj18cc wrote

We got a Ring without those door camera things (i.e., just the door sensors). It was the cheapest option.

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Rough-Matter-9026 OP t1_jcht3dt wrote

And any restaurants you recommend?

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Quad_Douglas t1_jcj1exp wrote

In addition to Kmic14's recs, all of which I cosign: Koco's for some of the consensus best crab cakes in the city and Cafe Campli for good Italian food. I keep trying to get people to go to the latter because it just opened up a block and a half from my house and I really want it to stay lol.

Zeke's (coffee/sandwich joint) is right there, too.

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brownmetal t1_jclds8z wrote

+1 for Cafe Campli. So great to have another good option close by.

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AttorneyDense t1_jciyqf7 wrote

Howdy potential neighbor. It's good here.

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