Discount Stores in Solon, OH

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  1. 33507 Aurora Road, Solon OH 44139

    3.1 Average 68 reviews

    “Of the many locations in my area, this Dollar Tree location is by far, hands down, the most clean and organized store. The aisles were clear, items were straightened, organized and neat. I was blown away when I walked in. From the first moment, it is evident that these store managers and employees take pride in their work which reflects on the community. Cudos! Hey, Dollar Tree, send your other store managers to this location to see how it's DONE!”

  2. 6231 SOM Ctr Road, Solon OH 44139

    3 Average 12 reviews

    “Loved this place since I was little bit yesterday I went in looking for a special biscotti but couldn't find it anywhere. It was one of those things Marc's only carries and I wasn't sure if they were our or it had just been moved. 2 different people helped me find it, one names Jill walked around the entire store to help me find it. It was super nice and reminded me why I love this place! Especially all of their season fun stuff!”

  3. 6231 SOM Ctr Road, Solon OH 44139

    3 Average 26 reviews

    “EVERYONE at this location very polite,they understand your concern ... and they give you quick service...Pharmacist and all staff are very professional,responsible and you will get automated messages as soon as medicine ready,I really recommend everyone to choose MARCS in solon pharmacy for your convenience....”

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  5. 6231 SOM Ctr Road, Solon OH 44139

    3 Average 108 reviews

    “Great prices and closeout. I went in for one thing and left with so much more! They have a wide variety of items, Home Goods, grocery, personal care, furniture, lawn products, and beauty supplies.”

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