Discount Stores near Waynesfield, OH

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  1. 691 S Main St, Lima OH 45804

    4.2 Good 69 reviews

    “I like going there, I can always find what I need. The only negative is the prices going up. What used to be a dollar is now, a dollar fifty to a dollar seventy five.”

  2. 9010 Harding Hwy, Harrod OH 45850

    4.2 Good 17 reviews

  3. 13797 OH-235, Lakeview OH 43331

    3.7 Good 63 reviews

    “The place is always a clustered mess, but usually have what I'm looking for. Today I had to use a credit card, which I don't like to do, because they were locked out of their registers??? But always good prices!”

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  5. 147 E Main St, Russells Point OH 43348

    3.7 Good 84 reviews

    “I love going there. The staff is always super friendly. It is always clean, and I always find what I need so that I don't have to go all the way into Bellefontaine and Walmart 😂”

  6. 1702 St Johns Rd, Lima OH 45804

    2.9 Average 10 reviews

  7. 2100 Harding Hwy, Lima OH 45804

    3 Average 46 reviews

    “I came in today not expecting to get anything but I saw the awesome sale on books and new I had to pick up one! The front desk lady was the nicest and made me smile :)”

  8. 1330 Bellefontaine Ave St, Lima OH 45804

    2.7 Average 51 reviews

    “It was ok. Felt kinda harassed and even stalked by some of the staff! I understand that catching thieves is pretty important but it's not fair to those of us who are only there to shop to be made to feel uncomfortable! They didn't have their shelves very stocked either I noticed right away. Pretty sure they are under staffed to say the least?”

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