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  1. Five Below - 1161 Williams Reserve Boulevard

    1161 Williams Reserve Boulevard, Wadsworth OH 44281

    4.4 Superb 57 reviews

    “The store manager Bonnie is super nice and friendly. She helped me and my kids out. Her staff was really friendly also. The store is always clean when we go in. Everything looks neat”

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  2. Save A Lot - 204-208 High Street

    204-208 High Street, Wadsworth OH 44281

    4.1 Good 105 reviews

    “Great local store. Has a decent selection and has good deals very often. Most of the employees are great the rest are average. I have no real complaints. Great for a quick trip even a trip for the good variety of foods”

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  3. Discount Drug Mart - 1005 High Street

    1005 High Street, Wadsworth OH 44281

    3.6 Good 56 reviews

    “I came in this morning right when the store opened, and had a great experience. The woman who was working at check-out was so, so nice, and her kindness was the best part of my day. I work in a similar position, and she reminded me that one person's kindness and mindfulness can make a big difference in just a minute.”

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  5. Dollar General - 812 Broad

    812 Broad, Wadsworth OH 44281

    3.3 Good 101 reviews

    “I love this location everyone is very helpful and friendly. I've never seen anyone smoking or being rude like other reviews said. I don't think people realize a lot of these people are doing the jobs of 2 people you have to ring register and put product up in between customers and if you constantly have customers you can't get product put up. That's why there is product down aisles sometimes. These employees are trying their best for real y'all need to lighten up.”

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