Discount Stores near Coldwater, OH

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  1. 910 W Main St, Coldwater OH 45828

    3.7 Good 38 reviews

    “This is probably the best DG in our area and you can tell they try to keep up with it. I have had nothing but good experiences in this store with staff. Always friendly and helpful. Yea, it's a mess in there at times but I have also witnessed some of y'all's kids in there tearing up the place. DGs everywhere are understaffed and overworked. It's not the staffs fault corporate sends them way too much stuff for such a tiny store.”

  2. 14456 US-127, New Weston OH 45348

    3.5 Good 28 reviews

    “It's been a year and 9 months since the opening of this store. It is usually busy when I am there. Friends and neighbors in the area are happy we have a store so close. I am thankful Dollar General's Market Planning Department took time to analyze the information I sent in 2017 and opened a store in the North Star area. Prior to opening this store, the closest Dollar General stores were: St. Henry, Ohio - 9.1 miles away, Ansonia, Ohio - 10.4 miles away, Versailles, Ohio - 11.6 miles away, Celina, Ohio (5696 Us Rte 127) - 10.2 miles away, and Fort Recovery, Ohio - 14.3 miles away from current location. Thank you Chad Bayless (DG Marketing) for making this happen. It has been a sucess!”

  3. 5961 OH-219, Celina OH 45822

    3.3 Good 58 reviews

    “The aisles are enough for 1 person and their cart. It would be hard to go around another person and their cart. Don't think it is possible. That's why I gave 4 stars. Otherwise store has most everything you need. Even toilet paper!”

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  5. 906 W Logan St, Celina OH 45822

    3.2 Average 64 reviews

    “we like there prices! But you need to clean the place up, inside and out, it's a mess , bottles, cigarette butts, plastic bags , just needs cleaned up, on Logan st. celina , Ohio 45822.”

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