The Cincinnati Shopping Scene

Are you bored of sulking inside the hotel and trying to kill time before your scheduled flight? Do not leave Cincinnati without checking out some of the city's shopping malls. Cincinnati's shopping malls feature many different brands in apparel as well as food, home furnishing and supplies.

For starters, you can drop by what is considered the oldest shopping mall in the city, the Tri County Mall. Tri County Mall has an extensive collection of famous names among more than 150 stores. Dillards, Charlotte Russe, Yankee Candle and Buckle Lazarus, Macy's, JC Penney and Sears are among the brands available at Tri County Mall. Ann Taylor Loft, as well as brands like Hollister and Forever 21 are also available in the mall. Tri County Mall offers a wide selection of must-buys for both little boys and girls and adult men and women.

Once you get hungry from shopping, go straight ahead to the section of the mall that holds different food stalls and stations. One of the newest additions to the list of food stores inside Tri County Mall is BJ's Restaurant and Brewhouse, which offers pizza and beer. A leisurely stroll inside the mall will eventually lead you to the building interior's centerpiece, a two-tiered waterfall fountain that integrated with expansive skylights and plantings.

For those who consider themselves to have a high taste in fashion and would settle only in buying apparel inside certified fashion temples, then drop by Kenwood Towne Center along Montgomery Road. Before you check out one of these centers, you can visit their company websites on the Internet to see what they have to offer.

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