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  1. Meijer - 3651 Towne Boulevard

    3651 Towne Boulevard, Franklin OH 45005

    4.1 Good 234 reviews

    “I absolutely love shopping here! The selection is fantastic, and you can find everything from groceries to home goods all in one stop. The staff is always so friendly and helpful, making each visit a pleasant experience!”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 1275 East 2nd Street

    1275 East 2nd Street, Franklin OH 45005

    3.2 Average 237 reviews

    “Richard who has loaded my last two grocery pick ups makes my day!! He's so courteous and happy and legitimately deserves a raise. He's by the script everytime, plugging walmart+ and reviews. Take care of your good employees!!”

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  3. Dollar General - 30 East 6th Street

    30 East 6th Street, Franklin OH 45005

    2.8 Average 88 reviews

    “I used to work at this DG when my oldest son was 1. He's 8 now.. but.. I'll never forget Becky, Marc and that sweet old man ❤️ Idk why I can't remember his name rn ? It will come to me later.. anyway. They are all wonderful people/managers! Definitely best job I ever had. They made me feel like family, they were clean and great bosses. ❤️ Idk if they still work there.. but that was the best DG ever fr. I miss my DG family. Idk if they will ever even see this comment but I hope their doing well ?”

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  5. Dollar General - 500 A Central Avenue

    500 A Central Avenue, Carlisle OH 45005

    2.7 Average 84 reviews

    “Prices are great, of course. But you're lucky if half the stuff you need is actually in stock. Its highly inconvenient considering we have no other grocery stores in carlisle that can offer raw materials. Like potatoes. Milk. Bread. Eggs etc. We don't have a running car so we are dependant on this place to fulfill at least a few orders a month.”

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