Discount Stores in Huber Heights, OH

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  1. 8261 Old Troy Pike, Huber Heights OH 45424

    4.3 Superb 122 reviews

    “I visited Dollar Tree on 5/12/2026, and unfortunately my original transaction was pretty awful. The employee I dealt with was beyond rude, and there were a few other issues with them that made the experience frustrating. However, I later spoke with the manager, and she truly made everything right. She was professional, understanding, and handled the situation very well. Because of that, I would still highly recommend this store. The employees are generally great, and they usually have a really good stock of the items I’m looking for. I appreciate the manager taking the time to correct the situation and make sure I left satisfied.”

  2. 8242 Old Troy Pike, Huber Heights OH 45424

    4 Good 155 reviews

    “Always interesting to go. Decent price. Far from 5 and below, but everything has gone up. Great for last minute gifts and phone cords. Also does toys for tots during the holiday”

  3. 6655 Brandt Pike, Huber Heights OH 45424

    3 Average 97 reviews

    “I just want to give a shout out to the manager that is on duty this morning who went above and beyond to help me figure out why my coupon was not ringing up correctly. She went back and verified everything and come to find out I was getting the wrong product. She was so kind to return my purchase and gave me no issues. The store also seemed pretty understaffed so to me that shows that she truly cares about her position. Great customer service!! Which is refreshing in these kind of times.”

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  5. 5597 Old Troy Pike, Huber Heights OH 45424

    3.1 Average 135 reviews

    “When you see April -shorter woman, brown hair with glasses- be very nice to her. She went above and beyond for me when I could not find a packing box in the size that I needed. Made my day. Thank you April 💙”

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