Grocery Stores in Bethlehem, GA

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  1. 916 Loganville Hwy Ste 200 Ste 200, Bethlehem GA 30620

    4.3 Superb 275 reviews

    “Superior customer service, excellent bakery deli produce and meat department, the aisles are always fully stocked and very easy to shop. Sale items visible and the store is very clean”

  2. 995 Loganville Highway, Bethlehem GA 30620

    4 Good 57 reviews

    “1st time at this Kroger. Came in to get a money order and some lunch. Had a few questions, so i stopped by guest services. Kidron was very helpful. Another Satisfied Customer”

  3. 1257 Loganville Highway, Bethlehem GA 30620

    3.5 Good 66 reviews

    “This was my first visit to a Dollar General store & I was pleasantly surprised?They are open late, until 10pm & stocked with so many items? I was impressed by the selection of food items, household goods, decor, clothing & personal care products! You could buy an entire outfit, from shoes to shirts & undergarments? They had everything you need to make a meal or last minute items that you don't want to run all the way to the grocery store to get, minus fresh fruit/veg. Customer service & prices were great too! They even have an app to download for extra savings??”

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  5. 14 Gifton Thomas Rd, Bethlehem GA 30620

    3.5 Good 90 reviews

    “I always have a good experience here. From the many DG stores I’ve visited this one has to be one that stays stocked with great customer service. Jazmin is a breath of fresh air and always welcoming. Is she hasn’t already- she needs a raise!”

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