Discount Stores in Ravenna, OH

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  1. 9046 OH-44, Ravenna OH 44266

    4.2 Good 75 reviews

    “I would come to this DG when the one in Mantua was out of products or when a friend that lives around the corner (that doesn't drive) needs stuff from the store.”

  2. 4965 S Prospect St, Ravenna OH 44266

    3.7 Good 38 reviews

    “The store manger Jimmy is so helpful and nice. He took care of me and even helped me out to my car. My shoulder was hurting me and he loaded my car up. Such a nice man. He even helped me find items that I was looking for. He greeted me as soon as I came in the door and thanked me for shopping there. He definitely made a customer for life. I will only shop this Dollar General store from now on. The other ones I have been in they have not greeted me when I came in. DEFINITELY not as helpful or friendly!! Thank you Jimmy. I very much appreciate your customer service! Your store is very well stocked and clean.”

  3. 6650 Cleveland Rd, Ravenna OH 44266

    3.5 Good 17 reviews

    “Awsome clean heavily stocked nice workers 4 stars only because they been closed 2x times due to short staff come on people now I know there's some folks that need a job out here.I've walked there no biggie tho I choose to walk instead of drive anyways lol both times”

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  5. 3508 OH-59, Ravenna OH 44266

    2.8 Average 76 reviews

    “This Dollar General is up to date and has many many items to offer compared to most DG's. My only complaint is that exiting this location can be annoying sometimes depending on traffic load.”

  6. 1352 East Main Street, Ravenna OH 44266

    1.6 Poor 96 reviews

    “Had what I needed. Good price. Convenient location. Covid standards but not excessive and over board. Fast service. Proper aisles and organized grouping of products.”

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