Grocery Stores in Blackshear, GA

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  1. 3222 US-84, Blackshear GA 31516

    4.6 Superb 156 reviews

    “What a delightful experience! I’ve been so stunned by food prices and more recently at Publix outside Charleston SC. And today found this store with great selection, sane meat and vegetable prices. Plus homemade chicken at the deli. Thank you for restoring my faith in the grocery shopping experience.”

  2. 3503 US-84, Blackshear GA 31516

    4.4 Superb 134 reviews

    “High prices that just keep getting higher! The prices were high before covid. Their meat prices on the other hand are actually pretty good compared to other stores around and they do have sales each week which make it shoppable. The cashiers are really friendly. They cash checks and sale stamps at the office.”

  3. 4042 US-84, Blackshear GA 31516

    4.4 Superb 12 reviews

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  5. 3346 US-84, Blackshear GA 31516

    4.3 Superb 76 reviews

    “This Dollar General is fortunate to be larger than some surrounding DG's. It carries many items that the smaller ones don't have room for. It's a nice place to shop. Glad they are here.”

  6. 6727 College Ave, Blackshear GA 31516

    4.3 Superb 49 reviews

    “I love their sandwiches and pizzas that they make on a daily basis they are really delicious in the area and have your stomach gnawing at you trust me go by and get one of their sandwiches for a pizza it is so worth it”

  7. 4194 US-84, Blackshear GA 31516

    3.9 Good 23 reviews

    “Stopped in there today and decided to have lunch. I had pork chops green beans and mac and cheese. And let me tell you it was awesome. Fast friendly service highly recommend.”

  8. 1590 GA-38, Blackshear GA 31516

    3.1 Average 72 reviews

    “They always seem stocked but sometimes they run low or run out of things prices are okay and it's wheelchair accessible. Its always interesting shopping there.”

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