Grocery Stores near Chester, GA

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  1. 352 Carmen St W, Chester GA 31012

    4.1 Good 38 reviews

    “Good variety of different things from clothes to cleaning products etc. They have one now in most every little community around the state of Ga. If you look close enough you can always find a Dollar General. They go where bigger corporations want go. They sell a little bit of everything from $1.00+items. They have for your convenience, the store has 1.00$ Isles.They have frozen food in one section. Where you can pick up something quick to fix to eat at lunch.They also have a medicine isle ranging from headaches to sort feet.They also have clothing isles from men to babies. They sell tobacco products for 21 yrs. and older, drinks, snacks, like chips, candy bars, colas, energy drinks, juice, & milk.Go visit your local Dollar General today cause there's one close to you, and they have just about a little of everything.”

  2. 308 Main St W, Chester GA 31012

    3.7 Good 5 reviews

  3. 4033 Cochran Hwy, Eastman GA 31023

    4.6 Superb 54 reviews

    “To be totally open I am part-time and at this store but I just want to say what a great team and program that Dollar General has. I love seeing my friends there I love working there great country folks I grew up with.”

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  5. 506 N Main St, Dexter GA 31019

    4.1 Good 55 reviews

    “Melissa and her team are the most professional and very helpful to all their customers. Always clean and goes the extra mile to help me out. One of the best stores I have ever shopped at.”

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