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  1. ALDI - 1243 East Ash Street Suite 100

    1243 East Ash Street Suite 100, Piqua OH 45356

    4.7 Superb 127 reviews

    “It's aldi, nothing special, nothing bad either. I love the deals that they have on certain things, obviously. Otherwise, it's just another grocery store. There's not much else to say.”

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  2. Nippon Food Store - 441 E Ash St

    441 E Ash St, Piqua OH 45356

    4.8 Superb 93 reviews

    “The boys & I love this store! We usually make a trip here once a month..me to stock up on essentials and them to stock up on snacks. Grateful to have an Asian food store located nearby.”

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  3. Dollar General - 9036 Looney Road

    9036 Looney Road, Piqua OH 45356

    4.2 Good 73 reviews

    “First time at this location.. cleaner then others I have been in but isles still cluttered. Discount or discontinued items are just thrown in totes with no kind of organization at all.”

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  5. Dollar General - 607 West Water Street

    607 West Water Street, Piqua OH 45356

    3.7 Good 55 reviews

    “The new store manager is very helpful and I've seen a big improvement in the store since she came. Always helpful and polite. I would definitely recommend this store.”

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  6. Walmart Supercenter - 1300 East Ash Street

    1300 East Ash Street, Piqua OH 45356

    3.5 Good 242 reviews

    “I like Walmart better than Kroger .I sometimes do there delivery and it's so convenient and easy to do .it's like 9.99 for delivery but it's worth it.I really think there stuff is more affordable than Kroger and you don't have to use coupons to get A good deal.They always have what I need thank you Walmart”

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  7. Ulbrich's IGA Super Market - 407 S Wayne St

    407 S Wayne St, Piqua OH 45356

    2.9 Average 67 reviews

    “Its an old store so not as nice as some but a good little town store.Tenderloins are good baked beans are best i ever had anywhere. Pies are good. Rolls and bakery is good. Not a bad store for a very little old store.”

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  8. Kroger - 1510 Covington Avenue

    1510 Covington Avenue, Piqua OH 45356

    3 Average 97 reviews

    “I like Krogers but their self check out can be a joke some times. Every time I go there to shop the machine always always tries to say that I am stealing or something of that nature where an employee has to come clear what ever it’s saying. I mean just hire the people to run the registers. Human interaction is apart of our daily lives and is clearly better than letting the self checkout be able to check you out cause every time you have to sit and wait for the one person that they have for the 6 self checkout registers they have to come to make sure I am not really stealing. Either trust your customer or bring associates back for the registers. Beside that this place is awesome. The location is nice and the staff is friendly”

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