Grocery Stores in New Richmond, OH

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  1. 1879 OH-232, New Richmond OH 45157

    4.1 Good 64 reviews

    “Love this quaint little hometown store. Amazed at what they actually carry! And prices are very reasonable unlike some small family owned convenience stores. Owners were very friendly.”

  2. 1041 Old US 52 A, New Richmond OH 45157

    4 Good 145 reviews

    “Love the fact we have a grocery to shop NOT on SR125! Store carries just about anything my household needs. Proces are lil higher, I'll pay for convenience. ALSO : the friend chicken and potato wedges are the bombdiggity! ( aging myself here) . Support local small businesses!”

  3. 527 Sycamore St, New Richmond OH 45157

    3.8 Good 8 reviews

    “Been going here for years and years. Absolutely love the owners they treat everyone fantastic. They'll always have my business. They go above and beyond for their regulars”

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  5. 2977 OH-132, New Richmond OH 45157

    3.8 Good 54 reviews

    “I went to this dollar general on Saturday early afternoon 10/4. It was well stocked and clean! The girl at the register was very friendly and I appreciate that! It’s nice to come in and the employees aren’t complaining about their job! Spread joy, not negativity! I got some good deals! I’ll be back.”

  6. 527 Sycamore St, New Richmond OH 45157

    3 Average 14 reviews

    “It's the only gas station that I go to anymore! I love supporting local business. This store offers a wide range of items that you won't find at the corporate owned and operated stations. Owners are always working and are super friendly.”

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