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  1. Tom's Market - 242 Xenia Ave

    242 Xenia Ave, Yellow Springs OH 45387

    4.4 Superb 111 reviews

    “Thank You Tom's Team for being there when it mattered most! Almost forgot coffee for the snowed in days to come, and you were open even after the snow started falling! Everyone travel safe home, and stay warm out there!”

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  2. ALDI - 37 Hospitality Dr

    37 Hospitality Dr, Xenia OH 45385

    4.4 Superb 125 reviews

    “I've been a long time Aldi shopper way before it was trendy to shop here. It was my secret store. I have noticed the prices have went up with things which I know is surprising but they used to be cheaper! I still shop here regularly every few weeks. About 8 years ago I got my son a 3ft tall Star wars character toy and it was only 15 bucks. Toys r us and had the same exact one for 40 dollars!! And this is why they were my fave store. I always did all my Christmas shopping here.”

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  3. Meijer - 1500 Hillcrest Ave

    1500 Hillcrest Ave, Springfield OH 45504

    4 Good 247 reviews

    “The shopping is incredible. We moved here from California, and I’ve never seen anything to compare with Meijer. This store rocks! The people working here are the nicest, friendliest folks anywhere. Great stuff for a great price. And as big as it is, it’s a great workout just walking around after dinner!”

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