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Grocery Stores in Cochran, GA

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  1. Sandhill Grocery - 686 GA-87

    686 GA-87, Cochran GA 31014

    4.9 Superb 28 reviews

    “Amazing staff! Very welcoming and friendly.Has everything that you could hope for in a country convenience store as well as pool tables! Definitely need more convenience stores like sandhill!!”

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  2. Dollar General Market - 280 E Dykes St

    280 E Dykes St, Cochran GA 31014

    4.3 Superb 77 reviews

    “The cashier that helped me this morning was so kind and patient. It was my first time using ApplePay and it took several try’s before that transaction actually took place. I really appreciate her kindness. You can not get that from a self-checkout kiosk. People are important, they are the face of the establishment and instead of me leaving embarrassed my heart was warmed by the kindness this young-lady showed me. I am so grateful for that!”

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  3. CROSSROADS CITGO - 543 State Rte 126

    543 State Rte 126, Cochran GA 31014

    4.6 Superb 13 reviews

    “My favorite gas station-convrnience store. My family built it in 1970. We sold several years later. Jeff and Judy Grantham took over and it blossomed. I have to plan when to get gas because they stay so busy even with 4 tanks. Offer non-ethanol, E-10, premium, and diesel. I will say diesel hard to get to as customers block the tank, but they usually will move if they see you waiting.”

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  5. Crossroads General Store - 543 Airport Rd

    543 Airport Rd, Cochran GA 31014

    4.5 Superb 4 reviews

    “Sheila is hands down the best. If someone called me the “B” word I would not be as nice either. When you BUY gas - you have to PAY for it not ask if you can put it on credit”

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  6. Walmart Bakery - 366 Georgia Hwy 26 E

    366 Georgia Hwy 26 E, Cochran GA 31014

    2.4 Poor 5 reviews

    “It's a Walmart, clean and organized. People are friendly. It is a very small store compared to others. Basically 1 entrance/exit. There is a Garden Center door but it was not open the day I visited. Only 1 entrance/exit from the highway into the parking lot. There is no Vision center, no deli, no bakery, no Tire/Lube/Auto at this store. Yes you can purchase auto, oil and bakery,deli items there, but no full on services for those depts.”

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  7. Walmart Supercenter - 366 Georgia Hwy 26 E

    366 Georgia Hwy 26 E, Cochran GA 31014

    3.8 Good 160 reviews

    “The electronic guy, named Jamal was well mannered. He was spot on with his knowledge. He was able to help multiple people at once without making you feel left out. Big props bro! He works nights. ✊🏽”

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  8. Walmart Connection Center - 366 Georgia Hwy 26 E

    366 Georgia Hwy 26 E, Cochran GA 31014

    2.4 Poor 8 reviews

    “It's a Walmart, clean and organized. People are friendly. It is a very small store compared to others. Basically 1 entrance/exit. There is a Garden Center door but it was not open the day I visited. Only 1 entrance/exit from the highway into the parking lot. There is no Vision center, no deli, no bakery, no Tire/Lube/Auto at this store. Yes you can purchase auto, oil and bakery,deli items there, but no full on services for those depts.”

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