Grocery Stores in Barnesville, OH

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  1. 287 S Chestnut St, Barnesville OH 43713

    4.6 Superb 41 reviews

    “WOW! Just ordered two fish sandwiches and they were huge!! It will take me three days to eat this. It was so good, crispy and fresh. Great value too! Great job? You just gained another customer, can’t tell you the last time I was in there.”

  2. 801 East Main Street, Barnesville OH 43713

    4.1 Good 79 reviews

    “Love this store - my favorite Sav a Lot! The first time i walked into the Barnesville store (6 years ago in 2019), my jaw dropped. It was SO CLEAN !! It still is in 2025. Good selection of the basics, store brands are good quality, the deli has pre-made sandwiches and salads, and the frozen family pack foods have been good. The checkers and other employees have always been friendly and helpful. This is a nice, honest, neighborhood resource.”

  3. 1000 E Main St, Barnesville Bethesda Rd, Barnesville OH 43713

    3.9 Good 97 reviews

    “I love the store so much. They will bring your groceries to your car and load them into your car afterwards. They are so friendly, polite and helpful people that work there. They are a big part of what makes Barnesville a great place to live. They have delicious food too at the Deli and Bakery!!!”

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  5. 1179 E Main St, Barnesville OH 43713

    2.4 Poor 68 reviews

    “Was good but the persontbat checked us out had a problem didn't smile or didn't say it word. I k ow how to treat customers n u do not act like that at all u dont let the customers know there is nothing wrong at all. 15 years I was a manager at a big restaurant chain plus we had to have training at the Pittsburgh headquarters”

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