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  1. Convenient Food Mart - 1 South Zane Highway Suite 2

    1 South Zane Highway Suite 2, Martins Ferry OH 43935

    4.2 Good 31 reviews

    “Dave the owner is very personable, the staff are polite, funny and for your typical convenient store; the prices are great. Pam makes some bomb calzones in the back ?? Highly recommend if you're needing a quick dinner fix, grabbing a lunch or even getting fuel :)”

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  2. Kroger - 400 Aetna Street

    400 Aetna Street, Martins Ferry OH 43935

    3.4 Good 79 reviews

    “Small store. Self check out slow if you have over 9 items. You need to wait for employees to reset the item count. This was very slow because employees were playing on their phones and not watching the self check out register.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1210 Broadway Street

    1210 Broadway Street, Martins Ferry OH 43935

    1.9 Poor 77 reviews

    “I had the pleasure of shopping the Dollar General Store in Martin's Ferry, Ohio this morning while I was on my way to St. Clairsville to pick up some groceries at Kroger. Tim greeted me as I entered and offered assistance. He smiled and made great eye contact. Tim checked me out at the register and made friendly conversation about the area. He was personable, considerate, and professional. I found everything I was looking for and the store was neat and organized. I would recommend Tim and this location to family and friends. Thank you, Dollar General for having a kind, personable employee like Tim. :)”

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