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  1. Dollar General - 9004 OH-14

    9004 OH-14, Streetsboro OH 44241

    3.9 Good 74 reviews

    “I was able to get the 2 things I needed, and the cashier was friendly. The only issue I had was that they were stocking and I didn't enjoy carts and boxes all over. Tomorrow could have been a full-stocked 5 star.”

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  2. Giant Eagle Supermarket - 1280 OH-303

    1280 OH-303, Streetsboro OH 44241

    3.6 Good 218 reviews

    “The Bakery Team is Awesome!!!!! My son Graduation Cake got messed up while transportation and preformed cake surgery and fixed it. THANKS SO MUCH!!!!”

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  3. Giant Eagle Bakery - 1280 OH-303

    1280 OH-303, Streetsboro OH 44241

    3.6 Good 43 reviews

    “Pharmacist FRANK was EXCELLENT when I called here to ask questions about a female product. He was easy to talk with, very resourceful and helpful. Thank you for taking time out of your busy day to relieve my concerns! Giant Eagle is the ONLY place I fill my prescriptions!”

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  5. Walmart Money Center - 905 Singletary Dr

    905 Singletary Dr, Streetsboro OH 44241

    2.1 Poor 37 reviews

    “Typical Walmart super store, this one is exceptionally clean, organized and well stocked! Employees are always welcoming and helpful! Shout out to Jake in produce, truly an asset to Walmart corporation! Another shout out to Shari, so friendly and helpful! #SatisfiedCustomer”

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