Trader Joe's

(Green Food / Grocery Store)

328 E Stroop Rd

Dayton, OH 45429

(937) 294-5411

www.traderjoes.com

Just what is this thing we call Trader Joe’s? Well, we’re a grocery store, sure, but really so much more. Our shelves are stocked full of delicious fo

You might expect indulgences like these to come with unbecoming prices. But at Trader Joe’s, we’re as much about value as we are about great food. In

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8 Comments about Trader Joe's

"HEY.they have TJ's in Ohio, who knew? All the usual products are here, slightly pricier than in the Bay Area.but that's likely due to shipping costs. " - yelp.com

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"I'm not great at shopping but when my wife says she's going to Trader Joe's, I make a special effort to get off my duff to go with her. It's fun to c" - yelp.com

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"I've shopped here for many years now. Prices are often the same or cheaper than competing grocery stores and with better quality ingredients. All Trad" - yelp.com

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"Oh how I wish I had a Trader Joe's in Houston!! I think the happiest people on earth are recruited to work here.everyone is eager to help, but not in" - yelp.com

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"One of the reason's I miss living in California is because of Trader Joe's not being close by. But I now will travel for hours to shop at my favorite" -

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"This is about the only store in the entire state of Ohio where you can get some food that actually isn't processed, preserved, or corn syruped to deat" - yelp.com

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"Trader Joes has become part of our weekly shopping destination. Al tough we still buy the majority of our groceries at other stores, over time w" - yelp.com

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"We used to go to Trader Joe's and then across the street to the Kroger to complete our shopping trip. Nowadays we just hit TJ and head home, we'" - yelp.com

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