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  1. Dollar Tree - 2406 Locust St

    2406 Locust St, Canal Fulton OH 44614

    4.6 Superb 32 reviews

    “This Dollar Tree is so clean you could eat off the floor. Bright lights, organized shelves, nice staff. Been that way since it opened, love stopping in to grab holiday items, gift wrapping, craft stuff, cleaning products, & organization items”

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  2. Mini-Mart Foods Inc - 2085 Locust Street South

    2085 Locust Street South, Canal Fulton OH 44614

    4.5 Superb 24 reviews

    “First time going in here because they’re the only place close to me that carries johnny bootlegger black cherry flavor. Didn’t know what to expect exactly but I was greeted immediately and the employees inside were so helpful. Super awesome I will definitely be coming back regularly yall are awesome!”

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  3. Giant Eagle Supermarket - 2275 Locust St

    2275 Locust St, Canal Fulton OH 44614

    4.1 Good 124 reviews

    “Arts great. HOWEVER THE OWNER ALWAYS HAS A NEGATIVE APPEAL. HE NEEDS TO ENGAGE AND TSLK TO HIS CUSTOMERS. THIS GUY DOES NOT. COMES OFF IN MY OPINION AS A HASSLE FOR HIM!!!!”

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  5. Dollar General - 2497 Locust St Se

    2497 Locust St Se, Canal Fulton OH 44614

    3.8 Good 61 reviews

    “I really like this store but they need more help to straighten there stores up. I don't blame employees, I blame corporation for not allowing them more hours to staff their store and keep it clean. I hate a messy store!!”

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  6. Dollar General - 971 Cherry Street East

    971 Cherry Street East, Canal Fulton OH 44614

    3.5 Good 75 reviews

    “Always love coming here to get my snack fixing. I especially love the days when i walk in and see the employee “Jon”. He always helps me and makes sure i have everything i need ! Will definitely keep coming back :) (maybe you guys can have a bigger redbull selection ? ?)”

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