Discount Stores in Xenia, OH

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  1. 1972 Harner Dr, Xenia OH 45385

    4.2 Good 92 reviews

    “I like pretty much all DollarTrees. This one could be a tad nicer on the outside... some weeds and such...but not a deal breaker. I always go for greeting cards. They carry beautiful Hallmark cards ,so there is no reason to spend a fortune on cards anywhere else! I'm not a fan of their new $3 and $5 pricing, but to each his own. They have good deals on plastic food storage containers and cleaning supplies. If you are someone who always loses your reading glasses , this is the place for you. This is a fun store to shop and especially now with all the fun back to school stuff. I also appreciate being allowed to buy school supplies that are donated to the children of our armed forces. An honor! They also have great deals on spices and food items.”

  2. 21 Paceline Ct, Xenia OH 45385

    4 Good 56 reviews

    “Good coffee, snacks when you're in a hurry. Only thing is they seem to always be the first to raise gas prices. If you see them jump check around, you'll find a better price.”

  3. 441 Dayton Avenue, Xenia OH 45385

    3.9 Good 76 reviews

    “I have been to many DG stores and this one is by far the best cleanest and most professional stores that I have been on. Great personable and welcoming staff. Love this place.”

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  5. 1920 Bellbrook Avenue, Xenia OH 45385

    3.2 Average 16 reviews

  6. 281 East Main Street, Xenia OH 45385

    2.8 Average 43 reviews

    “Handicap parking and easy to get in and out the store. The employees are friendly and willing to help you get things off the shelves if your not able. The prices are fair priced and have almost everything you need. A lot easier than going to Wal-Mart for simple things.”

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