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Discount Stores in Middleburg Heights, OH

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  1. Better Bargains - 15250 Bagley Rd

    15250 Bagley Rd, Middleburg Heights OH 44130

    4.7 Superb 125 reviews

    “Better Bargains is a great place and even better employees ! Very friendly and helpful! The store looks great and a lot of affordable finds ! They really care about the customers and recognize me every time I’m there ! Thank you for a great store !”

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  2. Dollar General - 7800 West 130th Street

    7800 West 130th Street, Middleburg Heights OH 44130

    4 Good 71 reviews

    “I didn’t catch the guys name but I forgot a bag because confusion of buy my kid candy with change. Twice this man came out to bring me the bags I forgot. The last time I was already on the road and the man ran out to bring my bag I’m am very appreciative of this young man and glad to see there are humans like this still around. Dollar General needs to give this man a raise. Thanks again young man”

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  3. Gabe's - 13555 Smith Road

    13555 Smith Road, Middleburg Heights OH 44130

    4 Good 228 reviews

    “Cheap prices and large selections of items. Long wait times to checkout. Seems under staffed and their two employees use cash registers next to each other which creates traffic jams at checkouts.”

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  5. Marc's - 6849 Southland Drive

    6849 Southland Drive, Middleburg Heights OH 44130

    3.8 Good 114 reviews

    “This is the biggest Marc's around, and managers are always visible and friendly. I've been to other Marc's but they don't have the helpful staff and attentive management this store does. A great place to shop!!!”

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