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About the Oregon District
Thirty years ago the people of Oregon were described as courageous
pioneers. And they were proved to be very right. Overcoming neighborhood
blight they forged ahead with bricks and mortar to revive Dayton튠 oldest neighborhood. Today Oregon is one of the most spirited, vitally
alive communities you젦ind in the area. You젳ee superb examples
of art and architecture past and present. The district teems with
historical buildings, antique shops, caf钳, parades, a comedy club,
Ohioଡrgest Halloween party, picnics in the park, street vendors,
musicians, and a unique Rock Climbing Gym - Urban
Krag.
The Restaurants
Some of Dayton୯st acclaimed restaurants are here. You젥njoy
the finest seafood at Jay쯡>...with dishes
like soft shell crab, shrimp and pasta...all fresh fish flown in daily.
The atmosphere is charming and includes the most elegant bar in the whole
region. At Pacchia just around the
corner you젦ind exotic pizzas wonderfully inventive and
tasteful...served in a semi-formal atmosphere including white table clothes
and original rotating art displayed on the walls. Try Caf頂oulevard,
where you will experience the atmosphere of a European sidewalk cafe, and taste
cuisine from around the world. There are over 16 bars and restaurants to select from!
Take a few hours to dine and shop in this charming area and you
will know that the most pleasant travel experiences often come in very
small packages. Enjoy lunch at Oregon Express,
known for their delicious pizza or artichoke sandwiches and a view of the
trains that pass through Oregon daily or have a cup of coffee at Oregon
Emporium. Then experience shopping at shops like Goodwill,
Feathers, or Shannonӡlon for an antique or bargain.
Accommodations
Deciding where to stay near Oregon poses a happy dilemma. You can
choose the grand and opulent Crown Plaza
or a small and cozy bed and breakfast such as My Grandfather's Garden
or the Inn Port Guesthouse. Much has been said about Oregonਯspitality and itl
true. Oregonites are at ease with visitors and often their lovely homes
are open for tours in the fall and at Christmas time. They are proud of their
neighborhood and anxious to get to know you. Knock on the door for a
closer look and often you will be welcomed in or...stroll through the
brick streets and view the many beautiful gardens.
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