Discount Stores in Cambridge, OH

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  1. 2355 East Wheeling Avenue, Cambridge OH 43725

    4.4 Superb 37 reviews

    “I like this place because the items are usually always in the same area. And the areas make sense to me. There is a good selection of items for cleaning and snacking items which are my two favorites.”

  2. 61600 Southgate Road Suite 105, Cambridge OH 43725

    3.6 Good 84 reviews

    “This is one of my favorite stores to shop. They always have a variety of things so my whole family can find something and I don't feel guilty about spending money”

  3. 724 Wheeling Avenue, Cambridge OH 43725

    3.6 Good 77 reviews

    “Y'all need to just take whatever wages that you'd pay a new employee,(I noticed the now hiring sign at the register every time I went through worked for doordash) and pay TIFFANY that money with a raise. Let me tell you the poor girl had a line about a mile long to the register each time that I’ve been in there today and she has done it all with grace and poise and not gotten stressed out and still seems to love her job!!! Its employees like her, that make a place and by that I mean, had she been stressed or had a bad attitude then the customer probably wouldn’t come back but she makes a customer feel welcome, even with a mile long line so you really should give her a raise!”

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  5. 2127 Southgate Parkway, Cambridge OH 43725

    2.5 Average 70 reviews

    “I always find what I want, but there are definitely items they can't keep enough of and I usually shop for those items at the dollar general, so covid must have shortages of certain things or they need to stock more , idk. Overall a good place with good prices.”

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