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  1. Marshalls - 9558 Mason Montgomery Road

    9558 Mason Montgomery Road, Mason OH 45040

    3.8 Good 131 reviews

    “This is a large, clean Marshalls store with a good selection of products. The prices are competitive, and it is a great place to shop for quality items at reasonable prices.”

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  2. Burlington - 9600 Mason Montgomery Road

    9600 Mason Montgomery Road, Mason OH 45040

    3.2 Average 76 reviews

    “Great selection great prices and large selection of variety of everything from clothing shoes kids men's woman's. Perfume makeup household products and decor purses ect”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 5303 Bowen Drive

    5303 Bowen Drive, Mason OH 45040

    3.1 Average 295 reviews

    “The new remodel looks nice and I love how much more there is. Has about everything you would need and want. I have been seeing more registers opening up rather than them all be closed and self check out to be open. Walmart employees don’t talk to customers and kinda just stick to themselves. I have been helped before and the situation gets slowly resolved. I think the service runs slow here so you’ll need to have patience. The digital price tags do change so be sure to check your receipts to make sure you’re actually spending the amount you’re meant to be spending. Produce lately has sucked at this location unfortunately.”

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  5. Walmart Photo Center - 5303 Bowen Drive Suite 800

    5303 Bowen Drive Suite 800, Mason OH 45040

    2.4 Poor 27 reviews

    “Though prices have risen like everywhere else, they are still quite competitive and consistently carry what I need. And they don't keep changing the floor plan to have you wander into products you're not interested in.”

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