Discount Stores near Nashport, OH

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  1. 7730 Obannon Rd, Nashport OH 43830

    3.1 Average 53 reviews

    “Well it's a dollar general store they are all about the same but what makes my location a five star location you ask? The amazing staff that run this location. The store is always clean there's always deals and they point them out when you miss them and they are just down right awesome people.”

  2. 6412 Frazeysburg Rd, Nashport OH 43830

    3 Average 55 reviews

    “They have the best selection of adult/advanced coloring books of all the dollar stores around, and I feel like they do a much better job about checkout wait times than most aswell. Other than that, it's a typical Dollar General..”

  3. 3899 Gorsky Dr, Zanesville OH 43701

    4.4 Superb 96 reviews

    “This store is so great, I love it! Conveniently located nearby, I know that I can always get in and get out quickly without any hassle. The store is also very clean and organized very well unlike some OTHER stores in our area.”

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  5. 4125 W Pike, Zanesville OH 43701

    3.5 Good 61 reviews

    “The people that work at the Dollar general on West Pike or so awesome, they were so kind and understanding when I was in the store this evening, and they always are I want to give a shout out to the manager there she does an amazing job given that she is always busy at the store but she does a great job, and remember people we need to be patient when going in these businesses especially at this time of year, because customer service workers are people too... I hope that somebody give that woman a raise.”

  6. 12235 W Pike Rd, Gratiot OH 43740

    3.1 Average 44 reviews

    “It's just about what every other Dollar General looks like, pretty erratic and mostly a mess. But, in spite of that, there's always nice deals to be had, so I do tend to go there pretty often for things I need.”

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