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  1. Save A Lot - 629 North Memorial Drive

    629 North Memorial Drive, Lancaster OH 43130

    4.5 Superb 159 reviews

    “All the carts are missing for some reason, there were literally 4 or 5 carts in the whole store. People were waiting at the door for shoppers to come out to take their carts”

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  2. Ollie's Bargain Outlet - 1277 North Memorial Drive

    1277 North Memorial Drive, Lancaster OH 43130

    4.3 Superb 264 reviews

    “Love the prices here. I bought birthday gifts and a couple items I needed. The only reason I am not giving them 5 stars is the air conditioning is out. I don't hold the workers responsible for that. That is totally on the company. There were fans running through the store but it didn't help unless you were standing in front of one. I feel bad for the workers because I could leave quickly. They had to stay and work in that and its only going to get worse if it's not fixed as it gets hotter outside.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1950 East Main Street

    1950 East Main Street, Lancaster OH 43130

    4.3 Superb 86 reviews

    “Always seem to have what I need to grab with out going to a big store that's out of the way. In and out and on my way with a busy life this place is the best.”

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  5. Big Lots - 1700 East Main Street

    1700 East Main Street, Lancaster OH 43130

    4.3 Superb 58 reviews

    “Went to checkout the “new” BigLots since I haven’t been since they changed ownership. A few big changes I noticed is they really downsized their furniture section and now have a big clothing section where the furniture section would be. BigLots is basically Roses under the BigLots brand. Will I return? Sure. Especially around the holidays to see if they’ll carry as much as they did before Roses bought them.”

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  6. Dollar General - 1911 West Fair Avenue

    1911 West Fair Avenue, Lancaster OH 43130

    4 Good 96 reviews

    “I don't appreciate your team running their mouths about me I haven't been in Lancaster in a year now they need to stop saying I did shit I didn't to people thank you and have a blessed day”

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  7. Dollar General - 1516 Sheridan Drive

    1516 Sheridan Drive, Lancaster OH 43130

    3.9 Good 80 reviews

    “The employees are nice. The store is fairly clean and organized for the most part. The front area of the store (behind the cash registers) seems to always be cluttered with misc things. That also goes for the unused check out lanes too.”

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  8. Goodwill Lancaster Training Center - 1856 Cedar Hill Rd

    1856 Cedar Hill Rd, Lancaster OH 43130

    3.5 Good 9 reviews

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  9. Dollar General - 149 East Hubert Avenue

    149 East Hubert Avenue, Lancaster OH 43130

    3.8 Good 95 reviews

    “Overall, this place has a lot of nice people in it. You just have one gentleman that is just rude and unhelpful, which kind of ruins the whole thing, but the rest of the people are extremely nice. So if you run into him, just remember there's nicer people. It's overall clean mostly stocked and organized.”

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  10. Goodwill - 505 W Fair Ave

    505 W Fair Ave, Lancaster OH 43130

    3.3 Good 97 reviews

    “Good location. Parking is available, but it can be a bit tight, especially on the side of the building. Floor plan is easy to maneuver and find items. Staff is friendly and helpful.”

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  11. Dollar Tree - 1414 River Valley Boulevard

    1414 River Valley Boulevard, Lancaster OH 43130

    3.3 Good 123 reviews

    “In store was getting prepared for Easter. It had all kinds of paraphernalia ready for customers to pick up and take home to decorate. The cashier was very friendly and answered my question with authority.”

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