Discount Stores in Batavia, OH

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  1. 2226 Bauer Road, Batavia OH 45103

    4.4 Superb 64 reviews

    “I go to the Batavia store pretty much anytime I need something from Dollar Tree. I will pass 3 stores to get to the Batavia store. It is by far the cleanest and has the best staff!! The manager, Carla, is so very sweet and always knows the answer to any question I have. Robin is another person that is so knowledgeable and super sweet. I know I am going to have a great time when I see them working!!! Diane is amazing too! BEST store that I have been to!!!! GOOD JOB LADIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”

  2. 499 W Main St, Batavia OH 45103

    3.7 Good 101 reviews

    “Really wish anyone would answer the phone please! It’s 915pm and nobody is answering.. I’m just hoping in seriousness they are actually with a customer?? No joke i know there’s good people and maybe they have a couple people in line but i just hope at least overall employees are more monitored than not regarding customer service overall. I dunno maybe this branch is privately owned? An item is unaccounted for the customer and needs to be refunded please. Thank you . :-) Sincerely, Customer”

  3. 786 Wright Street, Newtonsville OH 45158

    3.7 Good 51 reviews

    “Lacey at the newtonsville Ohio location was the best with helping me find things and checking me out, not to mention brought my sunglasses out to my car because I left them on the counter. Thanks again Lacey!! Bobbie”

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  5. 2633 Old, State Rte 32, Batavia OH 45103

    2.7 Average 47 reviews

    “They are a super store with alot more than downtown Batavia. However not as friendly... Last time there there were quite a few people without masks as well as supply vendor (Coke Driver)”

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