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  1. Dollar General - 490 W Cherry St

    490 W Cherry St, Sunbury OH 43074

    3.9 Good 57 reviews

    “So grateful for the employee who wandered around the store to help me find something little and insignificant to anyone else but mattered the world to me. On 8-26-2025 around 11:15am. I see you. I see your kindness. Thank you.”

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  2. Kroger Bakery - 131 OH-3

    131 OH-3, Sunbury OH 43074

    2.9 Average 42 reviews

    “I don't know where all the bad reviews are coming from. I go in here several times a week and everyone is always very friendly and helpful. I've never had any of my bags rip. I'm not lazy so I couldn't tell you about their food delivery.”

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  3. Kroger Floral - 131 OH-3

    131 OH-3, Sunbury OH 43074

    2.7 Average 20 reviews

    “Love this grocery store. Lots of selection! Big enough without being obnoxiously big. It's in a good location. Store employees are always pretty friendly. Decent prices! GOOD beer & wine selection!!!”

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  5. Kroger - 131 OH-3

    131 OH-3, Sunbury OH 43074

    2.9 Average 179 reviews

    “My husband left his wallet and phone in the grocery cart when he left the store last night. He was frantic this morning before work when he could find neither. I called customer service and they checked lost and found and put a note on them that he would come and pick them up after work. When he got there, the customer service person said to wait while he went into the safe to get his cash for him. Thank you to the neighbor who turned these items in and the store for having safety protocol for their customers. GREAT work!!”

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