Broadway-
Slavic Village
Broadway–Slavic Village proves that there’s room for everyone in a community — it just takes a village. You can feel the legacy of hardworking immigrants in the red-brick buildings and corner churches. And you see the neighborhood’s future in cutting-edge art, lush community gardens, and uncommon activities.
Neighborhood Staples You Must Try
Daisy’s
Ice Cram
A piece of the neighborhood for 40+ years, Daisy’s Ice Cream serves up tradition with every scoop. Think soft serve, pierogi sundaes, and the kind of neighborhood energy you can’t fake. Family-run and community-loved, it’s the place where summer memories are made.
Red Chimney
Beloved by locals, rooted in tradition — Red Chimney gives you that nostalgic diner vibe with old-school Cleveland charm. Whether it’s your first visit or your fiftieth, Red Chimney treats you like family. From hearty Polish plates to the best breakfast in town, every meal is made with love.
Philomena Bake Shop
The bake shop where everything is made from scratch and catered to anyone who walks in the door. This shop is a dream come true for neighborhood resident Caitlin Shea, the baker behind these magical desserts on Fleet Avenue. She prioritizes vegan and gluten free goods that satisfy ’til the very last bite!
Art That Inspires Change: Rooms to Let
Rooms to Let began as an experiment and became a movement, breathing life into overlooked buildings in Broadway-Slavic Village. With over 400 artists and countless volunteers, it’s more than an art show—it’s a 360º celebration of imagination and resilience. Just as bold art transforms abandoned spaces, creativite spirit can transform communities.
Get Outside in Broadway-Slavic Village
MILL CREEK FALLS
You don’t have to choose between urban and scenic views in this neighborhood. Mill Creek Falls is Cleveland’s tallest waterfall and a local favorite. It’s more than just a photo spot — it’s a place to pause, breathe, and enjoy the exceptional natural beauty.
VELODROME CLEVELAND
One of the Cleveland’s most unexpected gems is tucked into Broadway-Slavic Village. This 166-meter track offers high-speed thrills and a welcoming space for riders of all levels. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just curious you’re welcome and yes—it’s free to try!
REGENT PARK
Regent Park is a peaceful green space where neighbors come to relax, connect, and enjoy a breath of fresh air. With a splash pad, playground, basketball courts and open space. It’s the perfect spot to bring the whole family to unwind and enjoy the neighborhood.
MORGANA RUN TRAIL
The Morgana Run Trail turns a former rail line into an awesome tree-lined path for walking, running and riding. The two-mile greenway connects parks and public art, the perfect way to explore the neighborhood.
Generations of Culture in Every Block
Broadway–Slavic Village has deep immigrant roots that date back to the 19th century, when Eastern European families settled near Cleveland’s industrial valley. Generations built tight-knit communities where culture, faith, and hard work shaped everyday life—and still do today. Historic sites like St. Stanislaus Church, Bohemian National Hall and the Polish American Cultural Center continue to reflect that legacy—celebrating culture, faith, and pride that lives on in every block of the neighborhood.
The incredible Polish roots of the neighborhood are tasted in the neighborhood, too, with R&K Sausage Company, a Cleveland family-owned business that has been providing high quality polish cuisine since 1917!
RTA Makes Life Convenient & Accessible
In Broadway-Slavic Village the RTA buses make it easy to live locally and explore Cleveland seamlessly. Whether you’re heading downtown, across town or just up the street, it’s a reliable, affordable way to move through the city—and stay rooted in your neighborhood.
Get in touch with the CDC
Slavic Village Development is a community development corporation committed to revitalizing the Broadway–Slavic Village neighborhood in partnership with the resdients who live and work there. With a focus on housing stabilization, community engagement, economic opportunity and creative placemaking, the organization works block by block to strengthen the fabric of the neighborhood. Their work honors the area’s rich cultural history while creating new opportunities for current and future residents to thrive.
