They offer validated parking for customers who spend more than $50. This lot and garage is located at 740 Euclid Avenue and the parking ticket must be validated at the Customer Service Counter.

Actually their deli area is pretty good for lunch and you can eat under the grandeur of the stained glass rotunda. Other good restaurants in the area are at The 9 next door plus just down the street on E 4th St, a pedestrian zone filled with lots of upscale food options, including a Michael Simon restaurant, Lola.

There is a perking garage near the SW corner of the intersection of East ninth and Euclid Ave I believe this garage offers discounts on rates for patrons of Heinens

Hours: Sunday 8AM–6PM Monday 8AM-9PM Tuesday 8AM–9PM Wednesday 8AM–9PM Thursday 8AM–9PM Friday 8AM–9PM Saturday 8AM–9PM these are the normal hours it can change on the holidays

southeast corner of E 9th Street and Euclid Ave.

Heinen's is a grocery store chain headquartered in Northeast Ohio. The building being discussed, and the renovation being reviewed, is the old Cleveland Trust Bank Building, located at the Southeast Corner of East 9th. Street and Euclid Avenue. The building itself is quite iconic; round on the inside, three stories tall, with a wonderful and colorful rotunda that once served as the bank lobby and teller window locations. Today, that same area houses various grocery store departments: Meat, Fish, Delicatessen, Pre-Cooked Meals, Salad Station, Pastry and numerous checkout stands. The actual grocery items are located down a few steps (or ramp) in an adjacent building. The old Vaults from the Bank, whose depositors in days gone by included: Mr. Rockefeller and Mr. Getty (to name only two) are located in the basement, which is accessible through the Metropolitan Hotel at The 9, and they have been converted into a most unusual Night Club/Lounge. The Heinen's Grocery located in the old Cleveland Trust Bank Building is a splendid use of a most wonderful and gorgeous piece of past architecture that you will find anywhere!