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  1. ALDI - 5216 Detroit Rd

    5216 Detroit Rd, Sheffield OH 44035

    4.3 Superb 156 reviews

    “Clean and decently stocked location. I always find all kinds of things at deeply discounted rates more so than any other store in the area. Certain times can be busy and then the lines will get kind of long such as weekdays around 3-6pm and weekends in the early afternoons. You can bring your own recycled grocery bags so that you may bag your haul up or you can pay $0.05-$0.10 per Aldi plastic or paper bags of your choosing. Don't forget to bring your quarter(s) so you can use their grocery carts! Don't worry you'll get your coin(s) back upon the return of your cart to the stalls yourself afterwards. All in all an awesome place with a unique shopping structure.”

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  2. ALDI - 38275 Chestnut Ridge Rd

    38275 Chestnut Ridge Rd, Elyria OH 44035

    4.2 Good 53 reviews

    “Really liked this place. The store was clean, and the self checkout made everything quick and easy. I went in expecting to spend a lot because I bought a bunch of stuff, but the total ended up being way cheaper than I expected. I would recommend this place, it’s very affordable to shop.”

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  3. Apples Market - 230 Abbe Rd N

    230 Abbe Rd N, Elyria OH 44035

    3.9 Good 128 reviews

    “Always has been a little more expensive grocery shopping than other options, be selective on what you’re willing to pay more for. Great meat department & butchers are usually available for special requests.”

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