This Kroger was so impressive it was worth writing a review about right away! Everything was clean,…read morewell-organized, and stocked. I had no issues finding anything I was looking for. I like to camp in the area and this is going to be my go to grocery spot for those trips from now on.

I live in Xenia, Ohio (who has some of the worst customer service reps ever, the rudest would be…read moreMark), so when I come to the Fairborn, Ohio's Kroger and the customer service is outstanding; I consider myself an Equal Opportunity Reviewer. I review the bad and the good. So, I am very saddened to finally get an opportunity to talk to one of the Fairborn Kroger's employees that I have called about, went online about, and personally talked to a manager about say she hasn't received any praised about a review I reported. Her name is Sharon, she monitors the Uscan at Fairborn's Kroger. She is an epitome of customer service, I go to the Fairborn store about 4 times a week (I try to stay out of the Xenia Store as much as possible) there has not been one time that she has not greeted me with a smile, offered help when it looks like I'm struggling, and thanked me as I'm leaving. That is customer service, and she should be acknowledged. DO BETTER FAIRBORN KROGERS!!!!!!!

Clean and well stocked for anything you could possibly need but want to avoid larger stores for.read more

Wonderful store, wonderful business and a grand selection of merchandise. Thank you for being open…read morein Ohio.

It's had lots b of great food cheap to staff so kind and helpful their honest hard workers deserve…read moretheir respect their great for a community

IGA is your typical small town grocer, offering a full line of food products, a full deli, bakery,…read moreoutdoor plants, a surprising wine and beer selection plus the typical home and personal care essentials. Couple that with unusually late hours, friendly staff who know your name, a decent produce selection complete with a gourmet offering of locally made Esther Price Candies and you're good to go. The prices seem a little higher than an in-town store, but it's a price I am willing to pay for the convenience of having a store very close by in this rural area, and I am happy to support them. They seem to be one of the last grocers who carry on the tradition of offering a free cookie for the kiddos too (you only have to ask the baker!) which as trivial as it seems, means a lot to us! I remember looking forward to mine as a kid, and am always sad to hear more and more large stores are not carrying on that "good will" tradition of American Grocers of days gone by. I am glad every time I shop at IGA my little son gets to excitedly go to the bakery and pick out a cookie just for him! Small town feel, cannot beat it. Thanks IGA! Don't change!

Stopped by a dollar tree while visiting Dayton, OH area to see if they have any crafts supplies…read morethat are worthy to bring back. Surprisingly, I found more items than expected. This Dollar Tree was very spacious, one of the bigger ones I've ever been to. They did have generous selections in crafts supplies, glasswares, storage baskets, and more. However, for garden supplies, not too much desirable, and only had a small selections out front . I received very friendly services from the cashier. The store was fairly clean, but many shelves are empty or almost empty. I can only imagine when this stop is fully stocked, it must be a satisfying place to walk down the aisles. Definitely recommend by @WindDinenVacay

I went to the Dollar Tree and I was not happy when I walked in I was not greeted instead I got eyes…read morerolled at me. And I thought the cashier was having a bad day (NO). I was going down the aisle and politely I said excuse me the worker rolled her eyes at me, I said ok turned around, and went to check out very rude and threw my items IN THE BAG, I was so hurt and confused I WILL NEVER SHOP AT THE DOLLAR TREE IN BEAVERCREEK EVER. mind you everyone else was treated better than me.

Ok, I get it. You have to be called to register but if they're calling multiple numbers it makes…read moresense to go to one with an empty spot and a light on AND A PERSON there. Fine, but she ignored us and could have told us rather than make us stand there. The next cashier took us but a little courtesy of "my lane isn't opened" would have worked. Otherwise , fine...

They need a course of customer service 101! Having just one cashier open at closing and taking…read moreforever to help that customer (20 min) I left my items on the counter and left the store! They had other workers there but no one opened up to ring anyone else in line! Rude! It could of been handled 100% better instead of making everyone else in line wait!

Pleasantly surprised of the amount of really good quality items, along with 15% off my purchase!…read moreThe store is stuffed full of name brand items discounted by at least half! V- tech toys for my grandsons half off , for my husband, Tommy John tees and underwear at huge discounts! Store is old and they could certainly use more space, but I can appreciate the deals and worth stopping to look! Don't overlook food isles. Hard to find candy, and other items!

First time to visit Ollie's Bargain Outlet Looking to see if…read morethey have an indoor area rug. Their add mentions they have some on sale. The price look right.

This Target did not disappoint!! They have a huge selection of cloths, purses etc…read more. the prices are little high but again overall a good place to shop.

I like Target still, but I just feel it's going down hill lately. The clothes have been awful for…read morequite some time. The kids clothes are okay, but not great either. They continuously get rid of health, beauty, and cleaning supplies that I use. If they don't get rid of it they are shrinking their sizes of things now and charging the same or even more. The store itself is usually pretty clean. I like drive up and self-check out. The people working are very nice, but Target in general needs to go back to th quality they use to have.