Discount Stores near Dellroy, OH

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  1. 4300 Roswell Rd SW, Dellroy OH 44620

    3.4 Good 61 reviews

    “i was so impressed today with the young man that checked me out. i put a candle aside to wait to see if i had enough money and that awwsome man behind the counter told me it was on him. Blessed be,, so grateful.”

  2. 1305 Canton Rd NW, Carrollton OH 44615

    3.3 Good 92 reviews

    “I find most everything I need here, staff is friendly,and for our very small town with only one grocery store it saves me time and money. I think people who criticize this establishment have unreal expectations!! Better produce than the local grocery store as well, somewhat limited selection, but come on folks it's a Dollar General.”

  3. 4364 Cumberland Rd SW, Sherrodsville OH 44675

    3.2 Average 18 reviews

    “A lot nicer than most dollar stores but that's not saying much. Most Dollar generals are always crowded in the aisles but this one takes the cake. It seems like they always have stuff though stocked. The staff isn't very friendly but it is what it is. Just glad to have it”

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  5. 2086 Waynesburg Rd NE, Carrollton OH 44615

    3.2 Average 7 reviews

    “New, fresh, clean and in the middle of nowhere! Close to camp for your basic essentials. The only home of the one dollar holler down in the holler!! 8 out of 10 people would definitely recommend.”

  6. 212 Scio Rd Se, Carrollton OH 44615

    2.6 Average 5 reviews

  7. 8565 Waynesburg Dr SE, Waynesburg OH 44688

    2.7 Average 69 reviews

    “I had my mother and fathers food card and I spent 14 dollars that was over the limit! The lady that was running the check out ! BTW HER NAME IS PATTI! WHAT AN AWESOME HUMAN! Patiently waited until I went to my vehicle to get the rest of the money for my mom's and dad! Thanks Patti for being patient ? ❤️! Ur an awesome human thank you!”

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