Grocery Stores near Bluffton, GA

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  1. 101 Church St, Bluffton GA 39824

    4.3 Superb 232 reviews

    “This place is the best ! Great feeling after consuming the products. I just tried the steak burger grind. I also recommended this farm to many friends and coworkers. I'm happy to keep returning for more. Thanks to all that keep the running!”

  2. 113 Main St, Blakely GA 39823

    4.3 Superb 100 reviews

    “Yesterday I had an experience with an update on my Ebt card, And the young man behind the counter had so much patience and was very kind and understanding, even though they were about to close & my cart was slap full of groceries. I was embarrassed and I felt very terrible that my card was having problems, But the young man was very, very kind And I love that he wasn’t frustrated at all with me it made me fell a whole lot better about the situation. Love this grocery store!”

  3. 19199 Hartford St E, Edison GA 39846

    4.1 Good 66 reviews

    “Believe it, or not, we had breakfast here. My husband ordered a sausage biscuit, and I had a grits bowl with chopped up sausage on the top. The grits were unbelievably delicious! This is definitely one of these places you would never suspect would have great food. It does!”

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  5. 180 Hartford St E, Edison GA 39846

    2.8 Average 42 reviews

    “I shop at this dollar general almost every day or every other day.This location is great!The cashiers are always very friendly and helpful. They work very hard!Even when it's packed , they're always kind and patient.The manger of this location is professional and very kind ?”

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