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  1. Discount Drug Mart Deli - 8191 Columbia Rd

    8191 Columbia Rd, Olmsted Falls OH 44138

    4.7 Superb 11 reviews

    “This is a great local store that has everything you need. I think of it more as a mini Walmart than a local grocery store. The prices are comparable to any local store. It's not inexpensive by any means, but it is convenient and not higher than whatI'd expect from any comparable store. Having said that, it sometimes feels like they're trying to do too much. It's like they're trying to offer too much. The store often feels claustrophobic to me- with any open space shoved to the brim with merchandise. And it's not necessarily essential merchandise. For example- they have a DVD bin. Is that necessary? Also, near the produce are a few racks of clothes and dresses. Are there a bunch of locals looking to try on dresses at their local drug mart? I think space would have been better served by offering less stuff and maybe more produce. I do feel like they offer interesting food and flavors sometimes. It's interesting to see what impulse items they have on the side shelves. The workers are always very nice and personable and are a bright spot to every visit. If I were to offer a suggestion- decrease the items you offer by 15-20% to make more space in the store. Get rid of items that make the store feel dated and junkie like DVD's and weird clothes. And focus on all the other great stuff you do offer.”

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  2. Western Union Money Order Only - 8191 Columbia Road

    8191 Columbia Road, Olmsted Falls OH 44138

    4.5 Superb 7 reviews

    “This is a great local store that has everything you need. I think of it more as a mini Walmart than a local grocery store. The prices are comparable to any local store. It's not inexpensive by any means, but it is convenient and not higher than whatI'd expect from any comparable store. Having said that, it sometimes feels like they're trying to do too much. It's like they're trying to offer too much. The store often feels claustrophobic to me- with any open space shoved to the brim with merchandise. And it's not necessarily essential merchandise. For example- they have a DVD bin. Is that necessary? Also, near the produce are a few racks of clothes and dresses. Are there a bunch of locals looking to try on dresses at their local drug mart? I think space would have been better served by offering less stuff and maybe more produce. I do feel like they offer interesting food and flavors sometimes. It's interesting to see what impulse items they have on the side shelves. The workers are always very nice and personable and are a bright spot to every visit. If I were to offer a suggestion- decrease the items you offer by 15-20% to make more space in the store. Get rid of items that make the store feel dated and junkie like DVD's and weird clothes. And focus on all the other great stuff you do offer.”

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  3. Dollar General - 9736 Columbia Rd

    9736 Columbia Rd, Olmsted Falls OH 44138

    4.2 Good 44 reviews

    “I like to shop here. I was really excited when they opened up close to my home. the place is clean and the staff is always polite. I hope it stays clean and the staff stays polite. I have been to other Dollar General stores and they are dirty and the staff is not very friendly.”

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  5. Discount Drug Mart - 8191 Columbia Road

    8191 Columbia Road, Olmsted Falls OH 44138

    3.7 Good 52 reviews

    “I get all of my prescriptions here, they are very helpful and answer your questions promptly. And I have discovered there are place to pick up some of your groceries, it may be a little bit higher than your grocery store, but think of all of the stuff that you'd buy that you really didn't need. If you went to the grocery store.”

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