I have never seen a shopping center that the majority of their stores close at 6pm or 7pm DURING…read moreTHE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SEASON! I'm speechless why the landlords would allow their tenants to close that early. This is exactly why people just shop online. These stores do not make it customer friendly to shop in the actual stores.

My adult sister, who does not like to shop, went to Dillards today in Crestview Hills Town Center…read moreto shop for clothes to wear to our Mother's funeral. When she arrived back at my home she was just done with the whole experience but in the midst of her reiterating her displeasure in shopping she began to sing the praises of two sales associates who served her well in her pursuit of clothing that would look good on her. She could remember that one of the ladies was named Shirley. She hopes that management will relay her Kudos for a job well done.

This is the fancy mall experience -- when on one side of the mall you feel like you are being…read morewatched and judged - I am just walking the mall - I don't want any Gucci, Louis V, or Tiffany but if I window shop I shouldn't be looked at crazy. This is the last mall in the area that is still full of shops - tons of parking including some which is paid. A bustling food court and tons of one-off options. There are so many stores here for people of all budgets.

I've only been here once and in the middle of the week, so I'm sure my experience here was a bit…read moremore chill than that of your typical weekend mall warrior, but it was a good experience overall. They had your typical mall establishments like A&F, Bath & Body, Macy's, Nordstrom, Apple, etc., but I was also pleasantly surprised to find a few stores that I know to be a bit more "rare," like a Capital One Cafe and Free People and some really high-end stores like Gucci and Louis Vuitton. While I didn't eat, the food hall was pretty big and included options like Chipotle, Chick- Fil -A, and Sbarro. You could also find the mall snack staples like Auntie Anne's and Cinnabon. It is two floors with a somewhat awkward layout, so the directories scattered throughout were helpful. The bathroom I went to wasn't the cleanest, but it wasn't terrible. There's seven different entrances, plenty of parking surrounding it including a parking garage, and there was security present. I would chalk this mall up to being rather typical.

This is an interesting version of a Towne Center. I suspect they originally wanted to do more with…read moreit than it currently is. Even before the pandemic there were quite a few empty retail spaces. This place is always kind of a traffic nightmare, although there is plenty of parking. Macys and Kroger are the major anchor businesses. Kroger has recently done a major upgrade to their space which is nice. There is dining, movies, coffee, gyms, shopping, gas, and even a Cincy Bell store. Sometimes they do events, which are on hold for now, but the calendar can be found on their website for the future. Entrances are available off Beechmont or 5 mile. Hopefully this spot will continue to grow, however that will not remedy the traffic issues.

The other day at Krogers I fell in th parking lot, Karen a cashier was on break and can over to…read morehelp me. We could figure out how together up, she went into the store got the manager and another fellow. They c and out to help me I managed to get up but their kindness as appreciated. They offer different options, but I was able to get home. A big THANK YOU to their help and kindness. Linda

Towne Properties' Shops at Harper's Point off Montgomery Road in Symmes Township is a good place to…read moreshop and a great place to eat. It offers 19 business including five restaurants and nine retail stores. When I think about the shops themselves, and it's not all that exciting, but they do offer a lot including two jewelry stores, a toy store, GNC, the Snooty Fox (clothing and accessories) and Snooty Fox Furniture Den, Widmer's Dry Cleaners, a chiropractor, a shoe repair place, an art gallery, a kitchenware store, and best of all Blockbuster Video. The restaurants really anchor the Shops at Harper's Point, with Dewey's Pizza and Johnny Chan 2 Chinese Restaurant leading the way. Dewey's is really great and is one of their larger locations, Johnny Chan 2 is a high-quality Chinese restaurant, while there is also the fairly good deSha's American Tavern, the Servatii Pastry Shop & Deli, and some fresh eatin' at Subway. Overall, I've never thought the Shops at Harper's Point to be that great, but they have a lot of retail and service shops, and the restaurants and Blockbuster are really good. Plus, it's right next to Kroger, so you can't go that wrong at Harper's Point.

One of at least three shopping complexes almost adjacent to each other in this congested area! This…read moreone is located directly on Buttermilk Pike, which makes it difficult to get in and out of. It contains Bonefish Grill, Cork & Bottle (liquor store), Purple Pansy (children's wear), a deli (Sandwich Block), and numerous other small businesses. I'm just rating it a-OK because I've been to the complex twice while shopping nearby and didn't really see anything that interested me. I guess it's truly a specialty center and if you're not seeking one of those specialties, I found no reason to drop in!

I'm so happy that The Exchange Market set up at Newport on the Levee. It's a nice big space, which…read moregives you plenty of room to social distance. It features local favorites, like Roebling Books, and pop up shops run by independent people, like A New Clothing. They also have a wine bar, sometimes have live music, and have an outdoor space.

I'm at the best of the best place with the best prices and deals in all of Cincinnati Ohio to "shop…read moretill I drop" and I have never been disappointed with the employees that I encountered at any of the stores and they have whatever restaurant you are in the mood for regardless of what time of day you are out and about shopping within walking distance. I have never felt unsafe and I have been shopping at all hours of the day and night!

Unlike many strip malls, Glenway Crossing has few vacancies. The only big exception is the Sears…read morethat went out of business earlier this year. Stores include Target, Michael's, Bed Bath & Beyond, Carter's, Dollar Tree, and many more. There are several restaurants. Ample parking is available.

Pros: - Walking distance from my house…read more- Tons of places where I regularly eat (Panera, Chipotle, Flipdaddys) and shop (Kroger, Target TJMaxx) - Most everything besides Kroger and Target has opened in the last 5 years so everything is still shiny and new Cons: - Poorly designed traffic flow - Always extremely busy - They used eminent domain to raze the existing neighborhood

Love this place, but it should have a smoothie bar, frozen yogurt bar, and dunkin' donuts to…read morecomplete it