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  1. ALDI - 6300 Brandt Pike

    6300 Brandt Pike, Huber Heights OH 45424

    4.6 Superb 171 reviews

    “What's not to love about Aldi?! Great prices and food that has little to no synthetic materials. If you're looking to stay within budget, avoid the aisle of shame because they have great items for great prices as well!”

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  2. Huber Mart - 6640 Brandt Pike

    6640 Brandt Pike, Huber Heights OH 45424

    4.5 Superb 33 reviews

    “Huber Mart International Supermarket is truly a hidden gem! The store has an incredible variety of international foods and products that you just can’t find anywhere else. Everything is fresh, well-organized, and the prices are very reasonable. Ali, the owner, is absolutely wonderful—he’s friendly, knowledgeable, and goes out of his way to make every customer feel welcome. You can tell he genuinely cares about his community and the people who shop here. Whether you’re looking for everyday groceries or something unique from around the world, Huber Mart International Supermarket is the place to go. Highly recommended!”

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  3. Meijer - 7150 Executive Boulevard

    7150 Executive Boulevard, Huber Heights OH 45424

    4.1 Good 230 reviews

    “I only visited to pick up on online order. That was the quick and easy part. The online ordering process wasn't. Meijer's website was slow and cumbersome. Each item in a category was scattered across all the category pages. You'd be looking for peanut butter and find Skippy on page 2, Jif on page 6, Peter Pan on page 9, organic on page 10, and the store brand also on page 10. No similar items were ever listed together.”

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