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  1. Dollar Tree - 21621 Center Ridge Road

    21621 Center Ridge Road, Rocky River OH 44116

    3.9 Good 54 reviews

    “Always a good store for cheap items. Didn't have knit caps but I'm bald, so who cares besides me. Most items are $1.25. I do like to try out personal care items or when I'm traveling buy something I can leave behind without getting upset. Also, I like the bandages section as I can find fixes for an sports sprain. Place is good to take young kids and let them go crazy with $20.”

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  2. Marc's Pharmacy - 21661 Center Ridge Road

    21661 Center Ridge Road, Rocky River OH 44116

    3.4 Good 18 reviews

    “Everyone at the pharmacy is very friendly and very helpful. When you have a problem with a prescription or insurance they're very knowledgeable. This is a great place to get your prescriptions and other needs taken care of.”

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  3. Marc's Stores - 21661 Center Ridge Road Westwood Shopping Plaza

    21661 Center Ridge Road Westwood Shopping Plaza, 21661 Center Ridge Road, Rocky River OH 44116

    2.7 Average 90 reviews

    “I like the layout and selection of this location, but sometimes the wait to check out takes longer than the time it takes to grab my items from the shelves. Self checkouts would be a dream come true.”

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