Discount Stores in Barberton, OH

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  1. 4409 S Cleveland Massillon Rd, Barberton OH 44203

    4.7 Superb 69 reviews

    “Found discounted diapers here when I needed them. That was a blessing. Loved speaking with the gentleman behind the counter, found out he was a Christian!”

  2. 241 Wooster Road North, Barberton OH 44203

    4.3 Superb 137 reviews

    “Bought a wooden bed frame from this furniture shop about six weeks ago and it still feels strong and stable. No creaking sounds at night, which was my biggest concern honestly. The delivery workers assembled everything quickly and even adjusted the placement after I changed my mind twice.”

  3. 185 Wooster Road North, Barberton OH 44203

    3.8 Good 104 reviews

    “You get a lot for your money! Everything's $1. I don't think there is anything in the dollar tree for a dollar now. They made it into like a dollar general or family dollar store. Picked up a bag of ice for labor day.”

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  5. 30 Foundation Pl, Barberton OH 44203

    3.3 Good 4 reviews

  6. 1230 Wooster Road West, Barberton OH 44203

    3.2 Average 54 reviews

    “I come here a lot since I retire 2 Years ago! Who wants to drive all the way to giant eagle, or acme and walk that big store! People that work at family dollar are very kind and friendly. They will help you if you ask. They can’t help coming out of the Covid pandemic, and no one wanting to work. To now with the economy and still, nobody wants to work. People have some empathy and be kind to others. Or you could be working there and asked to do 20 things and not being able to accomplish it all. If you feel that way, go back to Giant Eagle or Acme I’ll stay here!!!!”

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