Discount Stores in Ironton, OH

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  1. 124 North 2nd Street, Ironton OH 45638

    4.1 Good 57 reviews

    “I lost the receipt to give shout out but the cashier Saturday at noon carried out for my elderly mother. She had lots of stuff and we both were coming down with food poisoning??”

  2. 4755 OH-93, Ironton OH 45638

    4.3 Superb 43 reviews

    “This store AKA Pedro Walmart is a great place to go! Where it is in the country the people that work there blend right in with it. They talk to you as soon as you walk inside they even come and talk to you while you're shopping if they aren't busy. But when people are there they wait on them hand and foot! Everyone on the staff and the manager out there are wonderful people and excellent hard workers. A lot of customers that go in there are redneck and sloppy because they make a mess when they're looking at something. The staff doesn't say a word and just goes behind them and cleans up so you never know when you go in there who was there before you. It's a great place to go even if you're not really going to buy anything because just to have the company and the conversation is a gift in itself! Love these people love love them!”

  3. 400 North 2nd Street, Ironton OH 45638

    4 Good 101 reviews

    “My number one grocery store I love going there because I always have enough groceries to last me for a whole month because the prices are always cheap and I think God for Save-A-Lot everyday you all are amazing you have great employees”

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  5. 520 South 3rd Street, Ironton OH 45638

    3.3 Good 79 reviews

    “Both Dollar Generals in Ironton Ohio have some of the most friendly employees that I have ever been in. The stores are clean and well stocked . It is convenient to have them in our town to be able to just run in and get milk, bread, and other household items.”

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