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  1. ALDI - 9806 S Compass Dr

    9806 S Compass Dr, Rossford OH 43460

    4.6 Superb 142 reviews

    “Hello I'm a Adli's customer that lives in Minnesota and I'm here for work. The condition of the store located near my hotel is organized and clean, very helpful employees that would go out their way to make sure you find what you're looking for yet kind polite and professional. I was amazed that this Aldi had liquor. This is not allowed in Minnesota thanks to Tampon Timmy. Thanks Aldi in Rossford Ohio and keep up the good work.”

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  2. Rossford Carryout - 904 Dixie Hwy

    904 Dixie Hwy, Rossford OH 43460

    4.7 Superb 14 reviews

    “Always a friendly face, I never feel like a “customer “, as much as friends when I go in. They have a wide variety of products from drinks and snacks to smoke products, pipes, vapes, and the refills for your carts. There’s a lot to choose from. They also have lottery ticked, a scratch off lottery ticket machine. Go check them out for yourself.”

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  3. Meijer Bakery - 10055 Olde

    10055 Olde, US-20, Rossford OH 43460

    4 Good 4 reviews

    “I love the Rossford Meijer! I can always find what I'm looking for, the store is super well maintained, and the aisles are wide. Unlike Kroger, I don't get blocked by the employees with their giant cart, shopping for online pickups. They offer a great selection and usually they have several checkouts open and the wait is minimal.”

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  5. Meijer - 10055 Olde

    10055 Olde, US-20, Rossford OH 43460

    4.2 Good 230 reviews

    “The staffs are super nice and helpful. Can’t express how much I love the lady at the sushi corner?. She’s extremely sweet and friendly. I personally think Meijer has the best sushi in Perrysburg （at least way beyond my expectation for sushi sold in a grocery store)”

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  6. Dollar General - 961 Dixie Highway

    961 Dixie Highway, Rossford OH 43460

    3.8 Good 42 reviews

    “It is the only store in town. I don't drive that much because of my health and when gas is $5 a gallon, and I only need a 1/2 gallon of milk. I'm not going to drive to Burn $5 Worth of Gas to Per and $5 Worth of Gas to get back and of course, when you go into the store for one thing, you come out with a $100 worth of stuff in 1 little bag. So I go to Dollar General, it costs a little more, but it saves you more because you don't have to drive all the way on the other side of a different town. Just to get a gallon of milk, it is very convenient for me, because if I go into a big store, I usually can't make it to the building. I'll start to pass out. I have a bad heart And lupus deteriorated my back in my neck, just the drive, I won't make it. And I don't like to drive it all because I don't feel safe like I used to and I do not want to hurt anybody they say I can still drive, but I don't want to I don't know where all this stuff came from.Fill out , but i'm giving my part”

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