Grocery Stores in Trotwood, OH

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  1. 5031 Salem Avenue, Trotwood OH 45426

    4.3 Superb 146 reviews

    “Great selection and employees have been extremely nice and helpful when we shop there. They run good sales and have good portions for their products. Clean store and big selection! Has a surprising amount of international products, too!”

  2. 728 East Main Street, Trotwood OH 45426

    4 Good 26 reviews

    “I pop in here a lot for soda, snacks, and/or something from the hot deli, and it’s also good for staples such as potatoes, cooking oil, milk, and bread. The staff has always been awesome to me.”

  3. 1 East Main Street, Trotwood OH 45426

    4 Good 6 reviews

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  5. 5440 Olive Rd, Trotwood OH 45426

    3.5 Good 15 reviews

    “Nice little place. Got there around 7a and they were open. Store well stocked. Proprietor very nice and polite.Used the laundromat and it was clean and machines worked well. I"ll go back.”

  6. Trotwood OH 45416

    2.7 Average 13 reviews

    • Today 8AM – 11PM
  7. 5271 Salem Avenue, Trotwood OH 45426

    2.7 Average 16 reviews

  8. 4000 Salem Avenue, Trotwood OH 45416

    3.1 Average 81 reviews

    “Always have a good shopping experiencebut you always are out of 2 ply toilet tissue my girlfriend got me to start there I am amazed at different products u carry ina small space employees are always friendly”

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