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

Game Stop is horrible- totally charged me to grade cards- took 5 months and cards came back…read moreungraded. No explanation- nothing done and it cost me $50. Ridiculous! Don't buy from them

Literally just got harassed by the assistant manager (female) for literally being in the Junior…read moredress section. My daughter was looking for dresses and I was sitting. We made our purchases and left. Will never come again. Racial profiling has got to stop .

The major anchors here include Costco (with gas station), Target, and Best Buy, plus there's a…read moreMichaels and a Ross, in addition to several other smaller stores. The Target is currently undergoing renovations and so part of the parking lot in front of the store is full of giant storage containers and construction related equipment. There's still plentiful parking along the rest of the shopping center. The section in front of Costco is often packed and can be a bit wild - we've seen multiple car accidents take place in that section of the lot.

The draw here is Costco, ​to be honest. The gas prices are awesome here and the store is awesome…read more They also have a Target and Best Buy. My biggest complaint is the design of the parking lot it is awful​ and I see a ton of close calls. Drive in that lot at your own peril​.

Wish it was free parking lol but I love the square. Variety of businesses and good restaurants.read more

When I first moved to Cincinnati, I called Mt. Lookout the "inferior square". It isn't as cute as…read moreOakley Square, it doesn't have the charm and green space of Hyde Park Square. However, this is actually now my favorite square. It has shops, coffee, bars, restaurants, a great used book store, gelato. For everyday necessities, there is a bank, CVS pharmacy, UDF for gas. There's also an animal hospital, massage therapy, acupuncture, dentists, etc. My favorites of the Square include: Buona Terra, Dust Jacket, Cloud 9 Sushi, Annabel's. And I suspect the Wurst Bar will join this list when I eventually eat there.

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 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.

This mall is everything a mall should be. Customer service was great, the store selections were…read moreexcellent and the value was good.

First of all this isnt in Cincinnati.. but if it's nice out and you have some time and money to…read morespare ..they have several stores. I'm not a fan of this style mall since so rare is the weather in Ohio comfort... not cold or raining. Walking out side to get between stores when the weather is uncomfortable isnt fun. Seems to be a safe area and lots of parking.

I went out of my way to stop in and support a local coffee shop. I was sadly disappointed with my…read moreorder and ended up dumping it out. I ordered an iced lavender vanilla latte and since they did not have almond milk I had it made with coconut milk instead. The syrup flavors did not come through and the added shot that I was hoping would make it the perfect morning boost I needed, was lost in the coconut milk. The attached gift shop was cute and I purchased a couple of stickers (one pack and one single) which totaled $16. While I do want to support local, I also want to do so at a location that will give me my caffeine and not break my wallet in the process.

Left Bank is part coffeehouse, part gift shop. It is a cute little building, but there is no…read moreindoor seating. However, there is a small patio outside. We went twice while recently visiting the area. The coffee was pretty good - we got different kinds of iced coffee. Beans come from Deeper Roots. They have a small case of baked goods, as well as some other snacks. I tried a ham and cheese croissant and it was delicious. Overall, its a very cool concept. The only negative part was the staff came off quite curt, and the whole experience felt rushed, despite us being the only ones in the shop at the time.