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  1. ALDI - 5170 Tiedeman Road

    5170 Tiedeman Road, Brooklyn OH 44144

    4.2 Good 155 reviews

    “A great value for groceries. Much better than Giant Eagle. Checkout goes quickly, and almost all of their products are of a high quality. They have a decent number of gluten free things, too.”

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  2. Grocery Outlet - 4766 Ridge Rd

    4766 Ridge Rd, Brooklyn OH 44144

    4 Good 95 reviews

    “I've got to say, I don't think I've EVER had a bad experience here. All the employees are courteous and friendly and seem happy to work there. I typically go in there thinking I only need a few items, but usually end up leaving with almost a full cart. LOL! And here's what's crazy... I was there about two weeks ago and realized when I had gotten home that I had purchased too many gallons of milk, but even after the expiration date...THE MILK WAS STILL GOOD AND DIDN'T EVEN SMELL! I was stunned! I was able to finish off the last gallon three days after it's expiration date!”

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  3. Dollar General - 6806 Biddulph Rd

    6806 Biddulph Rd, Brooklyn OH 44144

    3.8 Good 82 reviews

    “Best Store that I ever visited. Well stocked, the prices are very in my budget and safety is very important which I felt. And to the cashier that worked February 1st I would say about 2 o'clock was very professional and patient with my 183 dollar purchase. So yes if could give more than five stars I am more than able too!! Great Job!! And Thanks once again to the Wonderful Cashier!! SHE IS AWESOME WORKER!!”

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  5. Marc's Pharmacy - 7359 Northcliff Avenue

    7359 Northcliff Avenue, Brooklyn OH 44144

    3.5 Good 25 reviews

    “Wouldn’t go anywhere else for my prescriptions. Paul and his crew are always so prompt and quick. If they don’t have my medicine in stock they never hesitate to locate it at a different location for me. Thanks guys. Xoxo.”

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  6. Marc's Stores - 7359 Northcliff Avenue

    7359 Northcliff Avenue, Brooklyn OH 44144

    3.5 Good 106 reviews

    “I go to this store at least every other week. Always find something on sale. I like their outlet section. Only thing I'd improve is watering and taking care of plants you're trying to sell outside. They're almost dried or dead for the prices you're selling them for. Some of the register ladies really hate their jobs with their poor customer service. There's a young lady that helps bag, she's welcoming and deserves her job. I will update when I find out her name.”

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  7. Giant Eagle Supermarket - 6300 Biddulph Road

    6300 Biddulph Road, Brooklyn OH 44144

    3.5 Good 215 reviews

    “The store I usually shop at. Too often out of the items they have on sale. Also, need to be careful about buying the correct item that is on sale and not the related item that is not. That being said, have to give a big shout out to cashier Noemy. While some of the cashiers are painfully slow, (and no, I am not self-checking unless I get a discount), she hustled big time. Probably 3 times faster than any other cashier. Girl deserves a raise!”

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  8. Giant Eagle Pharmacy - 6300 Biddulph Road

    6300 Biddulph Road, Brooklyn OH 44144

    2.8 Average 58 reviews

    “I love the staff bc they know me and my hubby by name and help me in anyway possible whether it be notifying my Dr about a Rx or to educate me on my Rxs . Jeannie , Cody and David are very kind and helpful. Keep up the good works guys . I highly recommend this pharmacy to all customers. :) :) :)”

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