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  1. Eikenberry's IGA Greenville - 1120 Sweitzer St

    1120 Sweitzer St, Greenville OH 45331

    4.7 Superb 173 reviews

    “Tried a Carmel iced cinnamon and was very good also tried their ground chuck very good products and very clean would recommend in Greenville and staff was very helpful”

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  2. ALDI - 415 Wagner Avenue

    415 Wagner Avenue, Greenville OH 45331

    4.4 Superb 122 reviews

    “This is a great plane to get groceries at a good price. You can get 2 or 3 times as much as walmart with the same amount of money. Just be prepared to bring a quarter for a cart, and grab empty boxes while shopping if you dont want to buy or bring your own grocery bags.”

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  3. Dollar General - 539 Wagner Avenue

    539 Wagner Avenue, Greenville OH 45331

    4.1 Good 81 reviews

    “I love shopping here! I can always find plenty of items I like at good prices. The staff has always been friendly and willing to help. I never have a problem with an exchange if I need to do so. I like knowing that I can find a lot of items instead of having to go to a bigger store. This is my go to place!”

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  5. Dollar General - 1361 Sweitzer Street

    1361 Sweitzer Street, Greenville OH 45331

    3.4 Good 73 reviews

    “The employees there are not only friendly but they also will go out of their way to help you. We lost a bag and they let us come back and replace the items for free just for us to get home and find what we lost LOL so we took them back but they were willing to do us right. Top Notch service I will never go to another Dollar General besides them”

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  6. Kroger - 200 Lease Avenue

    200 Lease Avenue, Greenville OH 45331

    3.1 Average 131 reviews

    “Ive only been in here once or twice. Pretty average for the most part. The employees are polite, not necessarily above and beyond, but perfectly acceptable for their jobs. I did have a deli worker get a bit snippy with me, but I also overheard the only other person helping her state that she needed to find a new closer which tells me she was understaffed and overworked. Not sure if it was just this day in particular or if this is an ongoing struggle since I dont visit often. Nothing wrong here, but nothing to write home about.”

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