Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Mason Area

"Colorful Findlay Market is the oldest continuously operating public market in Ohio. It’s the main attraction in Cincinnati’s vibrant Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, and residents and travelers flock here to admire the juxtaposition of 19th-century digs and the city’s bustling contemporary culture. Enjoy the architecture and energy without spending a dime, or grab a thrifty bite from one of the 50 full-time merchants dishing out cheese, deli sandwiches and a host of international fare, including local favorite Taste of Belgium, with crispy waffles to go."

"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."

"Located at 2692 Madison Road, the shoe store, department store and women's clothing spot is the highest-rated women's clothing spot in Cincinnati, boasting four stars out of 42 reviews on Yelp."

"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."

"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."

"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."

"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."

"A Cincinnati institution since 1870, family-owned Graeter’s Ice Cream uses a French pot process to churn out its ridiculously rich and creamy finished products, two and a half gallons at a time for ultimate quality control. And don’t expect to find any wimpy little chocolate chips here. Graeter’s drizzles its chocolate into the mix, resulting in irregularly shaped toothsome chunks that stay soft in the ice cream, like finding pieces of buried treasure."

"This list would not be complete without mentioning Graeter’s Ice Cream, which has various locations all throughout the Cincinnati area. From cones to shakes, sundaes, and malts, Graeter’s offers a little bit of everything with a wide variety of flavors and toppings. Their rich, creamy ice cream happens to match their rich history: In 1868 a young Louis Graeter moved to Cincinnati, Ohio to sell ice cream at neighborhood street markets."

"Famous for its French-pot ice cream, Graeter’s also offers freshly-made baked goods, doughnuts included. If it’s yeast doughnuts that you prefer, try the iced chocolate. It’s a generous size and the chocolate is divine."

"Hit up either of these places (or both) for all of your ice cream needs. Seriously, Cincinnati’s food scene is not to be underestimated. Soooo many amazing, local options."

"Located only inside of major buildings like Great American, Macy’s and Carew Tower, it is very hard to find unless you know it’s there. The coffee serves these Cincinnati structures the same way a Starbucks sits inside of Target. But their coffee is worth a trip inside these businesses."

"The Kidd Coffee Company is a locally-owned family business specializing in coffee drinks, and also serves gourmet soups, salads, and sandwiches."

"stay for the quirk- if that’s not the official of Tickle Pickle it should be. This cozy joint, known it’s burgers named after rock and roll icons– Buns and Roses is a favorite- serves up more than your standard diner fare. Don’t be fooled by the wooden stools and low-key interior- every burger on Tickle Pickle’s menu can be made plant-based- so go ahead, get the Metallica!"

"Located in Northside, Tickle Pickle doesn’t just have a great name – they’ve got great burgers too. The most popular veggie burger on the menu is called When Buns Cry – a portobello burger with balsamic dressing, spinach, tomato, and caramelized onions. Location: 4176 Hamilton Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223"

"Tickle Pickle was originally supposed to be called Buns N Roses, but the current name of the Northside burger restaurant won out in a staff vote. Nonetheless, it kept the rock ’n’ roll theme of the original concept. Burgers have names like Breadzepplin, Meatallica, Slaytar, and yes, even Buns N Roses."