Discount Stores near Butler, OH

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  1. 40 Cleveland St, Butler OH 44822

    2.4 Poor 56 reviews

    “I have never been into a cleaner, more organized dollar general until I came here. This store is well managed and taken care of. I don't normally do reviews on chains stores like this but, this one was worth it. Keep up the great work!”

  2. 1414 Lexington Ave, Mansfield OH 44906

    4.6 Superb 239 reviews

    “Well, it's an Ollie's. You get exactly what you expect. A menagerie of items at shockingly low prices. I'm always suprised at how much less things cost than I expect. It's a fun place to look through and find some surprises. Plus, there's always stuff for the kids.”

  3. 11 Malibu Circle, Fredericktown OH 43019

    3.7 Good 62 reviews

    “Always have nice clean store. They have restrooms and they are always clean. Helpful employees. They are a little expensive but that is the only store in the area.”

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  5. 187 E 3rd St, Perrysville OH 44864

    3.5 Good 40 reviews

    “Passing through and stopped in and was helped by such an honest and helpful associate. Dawn I believe , she walked me to where I needed to find my items and even suggested products I was unsure about and I’m happy with those purchases so I just wanted to review her and give her a thank you . Thanks again.”

  6. 16511 Wooster Rd, Mt Vernon OH 43050

    3.4 Good 28 reviews

    “What an almost great store! They hire great staff, although they change frequently. They work hard. Seems they should hire more staff as they must leave the register unattended to stock , etc The most surprising purchase was Christmas cards that had no glue on the flaps. I glued 35!”

  7. 89 East Main Street, Lucas OH 44843

    3 Average 58 reviews

    “Awesome Dollar General, super clean, excellent variety of goods. Cassie has made this thee Best Dollar General in Ohio. Awesome vibe just walking thru the store.”

  8. 1558 Orchard Park Road, Lexington OH 44904

    1.8 Poor 65 reviews

    “I gave this store a 5 star, now 4 years later, I can't give it a -1. This stores decline is sad. Staff today not to bright. Could not give change! It was on the register, they really didn't seem to care about the cleanliness or customers. They forced us to mask, but didn't care about following their own guidelines. I could not believe the filth I was seeing. It was my last time shopping here. Very sad.”

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