Discount Stores in Hilliard, OH

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  1. 2561 Hilliard Rome Rd, Hilliard OH 43026

    4.3 Superb 105 reviews

    “Stopped in for the first time at the Hilliard store, I have never shopped at such a clean and organized store. You can immediately tell as soon as you walk in the hard work that has been put in to make shopping as enjoyable as possible. Great job!”

  2. 6500 Hayden Run Road Suite 1, Columbus OH 43026

    3.7 Good 47 reviews

    “I had a wonderful shopping experience today, thanks to Tim!! I had a "grab-bag" shopping list that was kind-of like a scavenger hunt and Tim was amazing telling me where I could find the desired items in the store. He even donated a sheet of old newspaper because I did not know where to find one. EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE!”

  3. 1905 Hilliard Rome Road, Hilliard OH 43026

    3.5 Good 108 reviews

    “Legit saw a tiny bird fluttering around in the store which made me look around to see if anyone else was seeing what I was seeing. At first I was slightly appalled but looking back on it (less than 12 hours later) I think it somehow may have enhanced the overall experience, made me feel like I was in a fun, inexpensive pet store or something? They also sell tons of different kinds of greeting cards for just about any occasion you can think of for way less than half the price of anywhere else??”

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  5. 3673 Fishinger Boulevard, Hilliard OH 43026

    3.3 Good 87 reviews

    “Iove this location and shop there regularly. The manager, Stephanie and the staff are always very helpful and they work hard to stock the seemingly daily deliveries. There is one person who I'm always happy to see, Jamia(?) She always puts a smile on my face. Modeling the holiday headbands, singing to whatever music is playing, even getting customers in the spirit. In the competitive world of "dollar" stores, this one stands out.”

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