Businesses
Lonnie March 20th, 2007
Businesses in Eastwood
Books End - A fabulous used book store on James St. (one of two!), you can search their inventory online.
2443 James St, Syracuse, NY 13206
(315) 437-2312
Boutique on James - A fabulous little shop with really lovely, quality clothing at affordable prices, paired with an in-store spa/salon. “Upscale consignment clothing; jewelry, handbags and accessories; complete salon and spa services; image consultations; ear piercing; personalized shopping.”
2548 James St., Syracuse, NY 13206
(315) 463-0975
Brooklyn Pickle - An Eastwood icon, you can’t miss this place coming off I-690. Winning two Syracuse New Times “Best of Syracuse” awards this year, Brooklyn Pickle was said to have “…walked away with this category (best pickle), voted in by the lunch bunch that lines up every weekday for oversized sandwiches, hearty soups and generous salads.”
2222 Burnet Ave., Syracuse, NY 13206
315-463-1851
Cafe Kubal is where we see Fair Trade beans from around the world being roasted in small batches, in the 1904 roaster in the front window. Just smell it while it’s roasting, and listen for that special crackle that says it’s almost done! Matt Godard is one of a handful of truly expert coffee roasters that can be found in the northeast. Don’t miss the pastries, though, made in Geneva, NY, by an Austrian pastry chef who imports his butter from Austria! Slide show of cafe
3501 James St., Syracuse, NY (in the Eastwood Plaza)
(315) 278-2812
The Craftsman carries on a tradition of fine craftsmanship that started in Eastwood with the workshop of Gustav Stickley. Uncompromising in his vision for making the highest quality furniture possible, The Craftsman is an Eastwood treasure. Do not miss this website.
Dalton’s American Decorative Art “Gustav Stickley, L&JG Stickley, Roycroft, Limbert, Rohlfs and other Arts and Crafts producers of mission oak have been a focus of this extraordinary shop since 1980.”
1931 James Street, Syracuse, NY 13206
(315) 463-1568
DIYautoparts.com
“DIY Auto Parts is a professional auto repair facility and parts supply warehouse, in business since 1929. Our OEM quality auto parts are the same parts we use - time-tested- in our 19-bay repair shop (Fehlman Brothers). As your online automotive resource, we provide you with expertise to select the right auto part and free technical resources to help with all your DIY projects.”
116 South Midler Ave
Syracuse, New York 13206
8am-5pm EST Mon-Fri
800-593-1443
315-437-7696
customerservice@diyautoparts.com
e2 TEKNET - Web design, PC repair and more. “We are here to offer a wide range of premium business commodities and a world-class customer service experience”
3650 James Street Suite 104
Syracuse, NY 13206
(315) 478-7764
E2 TEKNET
e² TEKNET has been a sponsor of the Eastwood Bears football and cheerleading organization for over 3 years: www.eastwoodbears.org
Eastwood Auto Sales - “If you’re looking for a late model conversion van, you’re definitely in the right place. We’re a family owned and operated business that first opened in 1968, and we have been conversion van specialists for over 20 years.”
2699 James Street, Syracuse, New York 13206
315-463-1950, 800-272-7069
sales@conversionvans.net
Fehlman Brothers - “Providing quality service and repair in the heart of Eastwood for almost 75 years.” Take a look at the historic photos on this site! Fehlman Bros. is truly among the best auto repair shops in the city.
116 South Midler Avenue
Syracuse, NY 13206
(315) 437-6758
Flex House of Fitness (aka Flex Gym) - A neighborhood, family-friendly gym at affordable prices, three blocks from I-690 on the corner of Sunnycrest and Nichols. MAP
919 Sunnycrest Rd.
Syracuse, NY 13206
Phone: (315) 431-9511
Hats by Priscilla
Hats you must see… styles you’ve been waiting for…designs that take your breath away! Fashion of the timeless variety lives happily in Eastwood!
Hours:
Wed - Noon - 6pm
Thursday - Noon - 6pm
Friday - Noon - 9pm
Saturday - 10-6pm
Phone: 315-383-9349 or 315-449-0188
2641 James Street (across from Books End)
Syracuse, NY 13206
Huffstir’s
Owner/chef Dave Huff brings to Eastwood a great menu featuring salads (including Gyro and Taco), appetizers, grilled or cold sandwiches/wraps (hot pastrami, reubens, and big burgers), pasta, seafood, sauteed dishes with sauce, and grilled steaks, pork and chicken. Huffstir’s is take-out at this point, with dining on the patio to start up with the good weather.
2700 James Street, corner of Hillsdale.
(315) 431-HUFF (431-4833)
Mon - Sat, 10 AM to 9 PM. Delivery is free.
Jerusalem Supermarket
A wonderful addition to Eastwood, with a superb selection of Middle Eastern foods: canned goods, fresh breads, bulk beans, nuts and spices, quality meats, and a friendly staff. Whole lamb and goat available. “My Jamaican friend says it’s the best goat she’s had in a long time!”
Open 7 days a week
9 am to 9 pm
315-295-0456
1927 Teall Ave (just past Shop City, other side)
Syracuse, NY 13206 (MAP)
Karl Lutz Monument Company, Inc. In 1932, a young Karl Lutz opened a memorial business on James Street in what was then a residential part of Eastwood. “As in 1932, each stone is personalized and hand crafted with the utmost attention to detail and is unconditionally guaranteed to last through the ages.”
2718 James Street, Syracuse, New York 13206
315-463-0621
Liberty Tax Service
2719 James Street (Next to the East Room)
(315) 876-2507
Monday - Friday: 9am - 9pm
Saturday: 9am - 5pm
Sunday: 11am - 4pm
Nastri Real Estate (now Keller Williams Real Estate) - Commercial, residential, building, leasing. “We pledge to provide the best possible service, through ongoing communications, honest representation and the best and latest marketing techniques. We believe the Real Estate business should be built on honesty, loyalty cooperation and friendship.”
2501 James Street, Syracuse, NY 13206
(315) 437-1037
Nightingale True Value Hardware - Just about any hardware - and more - that you could need for your home is right here in the heart of Eastwood at competitive prices. The folks at True Value really know their stuff! 3525 James St., Syracuse, NY 13206 (In the Eastwood Plaza, aka “Sacred Melody plaza”) (315) 433-5150
Palace Theatre - Recently extensively restored, the Palace Theater is a hub of Eastwood activity, not only showing movies at a price that can’t be beat, but hosting a variety of community events. Here’s a website that tell more about the Palace:
Thoughts on Eastwood’s Palace Theater & Walgreens from the CNY eco-Blog
2384 James St, Syracuse, NY 13206
(315) 463-9240 Palace Theater and cafe
Laci’s Café at the Palace - Attached to the Palace Theater, this comfortable, inviting space offers delicious sandwiches, salads, soups great coffee and a variety of other goodies. Sidewalk seating available in good weather.
2384 James St., Syracuse, NY 13206
Phone: 315.463.2627 Fax: 315.463.2623
Monday -Wednesday 8am-3pm
Thursday and Friday 8am-8pm
Saturday 10am-8pm
Sunday closed
Pomco - Provides “comprehensive, self-insured professional benefits management solutions.”
2425 James Street, Syracuse, NY 13206
(315) 432-9171 (administrative), (315) 432-1966 (claims and coverage)
Ponchito’s Taquería
Latin American roadside food made of all fresh ingredients. A new local favorite!
3800 New Court Road, Syracuse, NY 13206
(315) 218-0294
Monday-Thursday 11:00 am - 11:00 pm
Friday 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Saturday 3:00 pm - 3:00 am
Wacky Ray’s
Eastwood hot dog vending elevated to art form
From the Post-Standard, Thursday, September 15, 2005:
“Ray Back’s the guy who sells hot dogs and other goodies in front of James Street United Methodist Church. His pushcart pushed every day from his home on Rigi has a sign that reads “Wacky Ray’s” against a red, white and blue background Ray says honors 9/11….”
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I’ve been getting my hair done at Omar’s on James St. for a long time now! He’s a great guy and very skilled at what he does.
He’s at 2717 James St., right in the heart of Eastwood.
One reason I love to live in Eastwood is because of The Stafford (on the corner of Stafford & Sunnycrest). I always go there for the good selection of beers (sold at pretty low prices), and to get a bottle of water when I am walking my dog. Jim and the rest of the “staff” are friendly people and also live in the neighborhood. They definitely are a “convenience” store!
Another excellent resource for those of us without washers/dryers is the Classic City laundromat near the corner of Hillsdale and James St (across from Ashdale). Always friendly service, personal, and the place is always spotless. And, if you are doing laundry when the ladies are working, you can pretty much guarantee that you can step out for a few moments to run errands without fearing your things being stolen.
Chris, you’re not kidding about the beer! We were pleasantly surprised to once find a lambic style Belgian beer in the Stafford, a beer for tasting instead of just slugging. And yes, you can definitely tell the difference between a locally-owned store and one that’s part of a corporate empire. The local folks obviously care about their customers.
plain and simple Eastwood Rocks!
Nice Information on this page. I am a muralist looking for Information and old photos for possible mural in Eastwood. Example, the photo on the top of the page. Would you contact me via email ?
Thanks tony
We are a new business in Eastwood (2719 James Street, next to the East Room) and are trying to establish business relationships with local companies. We do flyer/coupon exchange programs, and are very open to other cross promotional ideas. For example, we have an event scheduled for 1/26/08 with the March of Dimes at our location on James Street.
http://www.libertytax.com
Phone#: (315) 876-2507
Monday - Friday: 9am to 9pm
Saturday: 9am to 5pm
Sunday: 11am to 4pm
Welcome to the neighborhood, Mike! The businesspeople at the Eastwood Chamber of Commerce would love to meet you! Please come to the meeting on Wednesday at 2:00 at the Palace Theatre, upstairs (side door entry). See http://eastwoodchamber.com.