Discount Stores near Attapulgus, GA

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  1. 448 N Griffin Ave, Attapulgus GA 39815

    4.5 Superb 37 reviews

    “Close to home any items I can purchase here I do even if it's a grocery item. Most of the grocery stores here have that 10 percent surge charges which I don't like.”

  2. 3633 Thomasville Rd, Climax GA 39834

    4.5 Superb 12 reviews

    “Honestly the best shopping experience in the county. Always clean, well lit and fully stocked. Don't feel like you need a shower when you leave like some other dollar general stores”

  3. 4480 Bainbridge Hwy, Quincy FL 32352

    4 Good 1 review

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  5. 1108 Florida Georgia Hwy, Havana FL 32333

    3.7 Good 25 reviews

    “This store is always clean and well stocked, Soon as you walk in you will be greeted with a smile.Everything is well organized and easy to find. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because there is 1 employee that is kind of rude when you go to checkout. If you place your basket on the counter she will tell you " NO, TAKE EVERYTHING OUT AND PLACE IT HERE, IM NOT REACHING IN THERE" she will also tell you to put the basket back on your way out. All of the other employees will remove everything from the basket and place it behind the counter until they are done scanning your items then they will put the basket where it goes.”

  6. 710 S Us Highway 27, Havana FL 32333

    3.3 Good 69 reviews

    “Definitely a real Publix, just a bit smaller than most and was short with some if the usual. But still a Great friendly place for higher prices but more assortment. And still the only place to get a mostly REAL CIBAN sandwich north of Tampa.”

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