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  1. Dollar General - 30420 Lakeshore Blvd

    30420 Lakeshore Blvd, Willowick OH 44095

    3.8 Good 71 reviews

    “Beware on what you buy from there. This goes for all Dollar Generals. Seems like corporate thinks this is ok. I will most likely continue to shop here since I'm broke but I'm a little disappointed at being scammed.”

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  2. MoneyGram - 29700 Lakeshore Boulevard

    29700 Lakeshore Boulevard, Willowick OH 44095

    4 Good 7 reviews

    “This is by no means your upscale grocery store, but it still gets the job done. A little dingy and dusty on the inside, but the products and produce are pretty good quality and you can save a lot of money shopping here vs. your average grocery store. We pick up a lot of snacks and non perishables here because they're the exact same that other stores carry just at a better price. They have a fun closeout aisle in the front of the store where you can pick up a lot of fun holiday themed trinkets and candy. Definitely stop by and see what you can find and consider adding Marc's in to your grocery routine, you might be surprised by what you can find! I should add that they have more than just groceries, you can find toiletries and all kinds of other things as well.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 30930 Lakeshore Boulevard

    30930 Lakeshore Boulevard, Willowick OH 44095

    3.1 Average 13 reviews

    “Love it Cheap affordable have a lot of things people wouldn't expect... Take your time walk around the store 🏪 🛒🛍 then you'll 👁 everything you're looking for not expensive 🫰🏾...”

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  5. Marc's - 29700 Lakeshore Boulevard

    29700 Lakeshore Boulevard, Willowick OH 44095

    2.9 Average 72 reviews

    “I love Dominic! He’s so upbeat and will help you no matter where he’s stationed. However, I do like it when he’s at self check- out. A real smooth operator.?”

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