Warren City Guide

Mostly American comfort food with some Italian, Mexican, and Chinese options. Vegetarian and vegan choices are limited. Most places close by 9 or 10 PM.

Local bars and pubs provide modest nightlife options.

Mostly chain coffee shops and diners. Few specialty or third-wave coffee spots.

Tipping 15-20% expected at restaurants and rideshares, optional at counter service.

SIM cards can be bought at carrier stores or Best Buy. Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile have good coverage. Prepaid plans don't require ID, contracts do.

Generally clean streets and reliable waste services, but varies by neighborhood.

Some convenience stores and pharmacies open late but few 24/7 pharmacies. Hospitals emergency rooms always open.

Supermarkets include Giant Eagle, Save A Lot, and Sparkle Market. Hours are usually 7 AM to 10 PM. No bargaining.

Most places accept cards, but cash is needed for some small vendors and services.

ATMs are easy to find at banks and big stores. Out-of-network fees usually run $2.50 to $3.50.

Public schools include Warren G. Harding High and local elementary/middle schools. No international schools. Instruction is in English.

Very limited nomad community and formal meetups. Work-friendly cafés and library spaces exist.

Good access to parks with shaded walking and running paths along the Mahoning River and in Packard Park.

Safe running in parks and neighborhoods during the day. Local 5Ks occur occasionally.

Several gyms available for general workouts across the city.

Public tennis courts available at local parks; no equipment rentals.

Padel courts are not common or available.

Few local yoga studios with general classes and English-speaking instructors.

Local martial arts schools offer Taekwondo, Karate, and some Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu with English-speaking instructors.

Nearest ski resorts are 45-60 minutes away. Season runs December to March; mostly artificial snow.

Kayaking and paddleboarding on Mahoning River and Mosquito Creek Lake, mostly seasonal from May to October.

No surfing spots; landlocked area.

No diving or snorkeling sites nearby.

High-quality healthcare with hospitals like Trumbull Regional Medical Center. English-speaking staff standard. OTC meds at pharmacies like CVS and Walgreens.

Tap water meets all safety standards and is safe to drink.

Parks with playgrounds like Packard and Perkins. Family-friendly restaurants present, baby supplies at big stores. Attractions include National Packard Museum.

Moderate acceptance with limited dedicated spaces or events. Larger cities nearby offer more resources.

Public parks allow pets with some rules. Veterinary clinics and pet supply stores nearby.