Grocery Stores in Fairlawn, OH

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  1. 2775 West Market Street, Fairlawn OH 44333

    3.9 Good 181 reviews

    “I really liked this Giant Eagle supermarket. The store was very clean, organized, and pleasant to shop in. I also loved how nicely everything was decorated for the Fourth of July / Independence Day. It created a great atmosphere.”

  2. 2753 West Market Street, Fairlawn OH 44333

    3.4 Good 89 reviews

    “Have you ever experienced the excitement of shopping at a Marc's store? If you haven't, you're truly missing out—especially if you’re someone who loves to hunt for bargains like me! Their buyout section is a real gem, showcasing a wide variety of products at significantly reduced prices. This section is not only meticulously organized, making it easy to navigate, but it's also refreshed daily with new items. Each visit promises a different selection, so if you come across something that catches your eye, you should seize the moment and purchase it right away. Items tend to sell out quickly, so don’t let these incredible deals slip away! Exploring Marc's is like a mini-adventure for savvy shoppers looking for exceptional value.”

  3. 2753 West Market Street, Fairlawn OH 44333

    3.4 Good 66 reviews

    “Have you ever experienced the excitement of shopping at a Marc's store? If you haven't, you're truly missing out—especially if you’re someone who loves to hunt for bargains like me! Their buyout section is a real gem, showcasing a wide variety of products at significantly reduced prices. This section is not only meticulously organized, making it easy to navigate, but it's also refreshed daily with new items. Each visit promises a different selection, so if you come across something that catches your eye, you should seize the moment and purchase it right away. Items tend to sell out quickly, so don’t let these incredible deals slip away! Exploring Marc's is like a mini-adventure for savvy shoppers looking for exceptional value.”

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  5. 3750 West Market Street, Fairlawn OH 44333

    3.3 Good 316 reviews

    “My husband and I always go there because they have lower prices on some of the food items we buy compared to the same items we buy at Giant Eagle Fairlawn Ohio which cost higher.”

  6. 2775 West Market Street, Fairlawn OH 44333

    3.1 Average 24 reviews

    “Stopped in for a few essentials & found a cute little festive plant. Bought one! Browsed the rest of the store while getting the couple of items I needed. All merchandise was organized well. Wide aisles so it was easy for two carts to be in an aisle at the same time. Plenty of staff around the store of which each one said hello to me and asked if I needed any help or assistance. Appreciated this!”

  7. Giant Eagle Bakery, Fairlawn OH 44333

    3 Average 33 reviews

    “The older I get the larger your store becomes. The reason why it became my favorite store to shop is the cleanliness and the freshness of the prepared meals, the deli is one of my favorites. Everything looks so fresh & that makes it so much better. The deli worker are so accommodating & pleasant. The moment you walk in the store, the produce is so colorful, you are drawn to buy veggies, that you don't really need that day. My only negative thought is I spend too much time & too much money. Your store is too, too too big & it takes me forever.”

  8. 3750 W Market St, Fairlawn OH 44333

    2 Poor 20 reviews

    “Depends on the location. Walmart in fairlawn Ohio is a mess. Messy, unstocked shelves. Trash all over. Weird employees. South Arlington Street and Graham Road are the best!!”

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