Best Shopping Malls in Mason Area

"A post shared by Rookwood Commons (@shoprookwood) on Sep 25, 2019 at 10:27am PDT. One of the best shopping spots in the city, Rookwood Commons & Pavilion also caters to those who are looking to enjoy a meal with friends and family. The mall provides parking facilities while the shops are laid out over quite a large area."

"Western Hills Plaza is a convenient place to shop and pick up everyday essentials or high-end clothes and footwear. It plays host to a variety of stores ranging from Staples, Bed Bath and Beyond, and Target, to Dollar Tree. Ranked as one of the most popular malls in Cincinnati, it is frequented by locals that live in the densely populated area that surrounds it."

"A post shared by Sandra Freyler (@sandrafreyler) on Oct 6, 2013 at 6:37am PDT. Designed as a sprawling strip mall, Hyde Park Plaza has shops that offer everything from dancewear to groceries. Parking around the mall is limited and fills up quickly, but the gas station included in the premises is a big plus point for many."

"A post shared by lukeblocher (@lukeblocher) on Oct 1, 2019 at 8:16am PDT. At Avondale Town Center which was redeveloped recently, there are 76,000 square feet of shops and other retail establishments. The center opened in 2019 after a two-year renovation and has several housing units included."

"Schedule a property tour today for 2314 Ferguson Road, a PetSmart & Hallmark within the Western Hills Square #retail... At Western Hills Square shoppers can get everything from clothes to shoes and groceries under one roof. It offers quick and easy access for shoppers and functions as a one-stop-shop."

"A post shared by Erin (@erinnnnn1) on May 22, 2013 at 8:22pm PDT. Brentwood Plaza Shopping Center is a prime place for shopping, working out, and dining with the family. The mall is one of the highest-rated in the city and averages over 28,000 customers per week."

"At Dillonvale Shopping Center, the most popular store is Dollar Tree while the beauty-conscious head to Color Me Nails & Spa. The shopping center is laid out as a strip mall and also hosts a Walgreens which is open 24/7 and is easy to access. There is also a martial arts center and Queen City Fencer’s Club in the mall while for those who want to pick up groceries, an IGA center is available."

"This brand new pop-up, pick-up restaurant downtown is not your average salad joint. Essen Kitchen’s mission is to create plant based compositions that are accessible to everyone– and ‘compositions’ is the word for it. Essen prioritizes fresh, local ingredients, presentation, and balanced texture profiles in their menu items– basically meaning, Essen’s food is beautiful in every sense."

"Located in the historical Findlay District, ESSEN Kitchen serves up 100% plant-based lunch options. With a seasonally rotating menu, try one of their signature Bento Lunch Boxes, or grab a lil’ something a la carte.1 Findlay St., Over-the-Rhine, essenkitchen.comWhat to Get: ESSEN Burger, Daily Soup, Chocolate Chip Cookie"

"One of the most unique and romantic hotels in Cincinnati is the Symphony Hotel, which is more like a bed and breakfast than a hotel. It is located in the exciting and historic Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, next to Washington Park and the Cincinnati Music Hall. The hotel has nine guest rooms, each named after a famous music composer."

"We also recommend staying at the Symphony Hotel, a boutique hotel located in a beautifully restored 1871 townhome. There’s a restaurant here that serves New American cuisine, as well as a jazz bar and lounge that is great for pre- and post-dinner drinks. This is a hidden gem in Cincinnati and a favorite spot among music lovers."

"Music lovers will definitely want to book a stay at the Symphony Hotel. The restored 1871 mansion was once a popular spot for music lessons and was also used as a boarding house for musicians. You can choose from nine ornate rooms, all themed after famous composers like Bach and Schubert!"

"8316 Plainfield Rd Cincinnati, OH 45236 513-832-0915https://www.tweedysdeli.com/. Located in Deer Park, This hole-in-the-wall rests in the former Kinneret Cafe location and features some impressively-sized crispy chicken and spicy chicken sandwiches that look to be in the same vein as Popeye's fabled versions. They also offer beef, chicken and salmon cheesesteaks, breakfast sandwiches, a mountainous double cheeseburger and the "Tweedy Big Burger," with two patties piled with corned beef, bacon, American cheese on a toasted onion bun."

"Ault Park is the fourth-largest park in Cincinnati, stretching more than 223 acres throughout the city's eastern Mount Lookout neighborhood. The park, which is named in honor of Cincinnati park developers Levi Addison and Ida May Ault, showcases beautiful views of the Little Miami River Valley from a scenic hilltop panorama in the neighborhood's northern area. Landmarks within the park include an Italian Renaissance-style pavilion that was constructed in 1930 and can be rented for public and private special events."

"The 224-acre park is Cincinnati’s 4th largest park with plenty of green space, hiking trails, a Pavilion, and several gardens. If you visit in late March/early April the trees are blooming beautifully in Ault Park. Later in the spring, you can enjoy more of the flowers in the gardens."

"Ault Park is in eastern Cincinnati and has stunning hill-top views. The centerpoint of the park is a large pavilion built in 1930, a great place to admire the view or hold an event. The park also has lots of green space, a soccer field, and a beautiful flower garden."

"Walk the boardwalk along the river’s edge, take in the beautiful scenic views of Cincinnati and Newport, enjoy the fragrant flowers and green space, splash in the water fountains, experience the “flying” pig in the playground, try out the giant foot piano and walk across the Roebling Suspension Bridge. Pack some snacks, a water bottle and spend a few hours enjoying all the park has to offer."

"If you’re searching for free things to do in Cincinnati that are outdoors, look no further than Smale Riverfront Park. This 45-acre park houses everything from sprawling green spaces and walking trails to a carousel, playgrounds, and a restaurant. The park is also home to a multitude of events from free concerts to markets and more."

"This park is right in the heart of downtown Cincinnati and has its own website. It is famous for its carousel, but also has scenic walkable paths, and easy access to restaurants and the river. You can also read reviews on Yelp."