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  1. Discount Drug Mart - 9318 Broadview Road

    9318 Broadview Road, Broadview Heights OH 44147

    3.5 Good 84 reviews

    “Well-stocked, *human-sized* store with just about anything and everything you could possibly need without running around a giant footprint. The staff has always been courteous and efficient, and you can’t ask for much more than that.”

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  2. Dollar General - 8090 Broadview Rd

    8090 Broadview Rd, Broadview Heights OH 44147

    3.4 Good 51 reviews

    “I was at the store today and it was clean and warm to shop at. April and Gavin are the best they went above and beyond to help my daughter and I today. I have going to have a lot of very happy families to share with what I was able to buy today. This is the best general dollar store ever. Can't wait to see you guys next week. Thanks for all your help.”

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  3. Marc's Pharmacy - 8003 Broadview Road

    8003 Broadview Road, Broadview Heights OH 44147

    3.2 Average 17 reviews

    “Arielle and Dom are so helpful with filling my family’s prescriptions and answering our questions. It’s so nice to walk up to the counter and be greeted by name. Personalized customer service is not easy to find these days, but this staff does a great job with it!”

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  5. Marc's Stores - 8003 Broadview Road

    8003 Broadview Road, Broadview Heights OH 44147

    3.1 Average 80 reviews

    “Kylie in Customer service was so super sweet. I live on a minimum budget right now and my drink was the wrong price. She tried helping me but for some reason it wasn't working in the computer. So she graciously passed it forward to hurry up the line. And to probably get me out of the store...”

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