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  1. Ingles Market - 199 Habersham Co Shopping Center

    199 Habersham Co Shopping Center, Cornelia GA 30531

    4 Good 199 reviews

    “Every time I go into this ingles, I always have to go get some of that sushi that Miss TinaCraig rolls. She's so sweet and I swear most of the time I come in is just to say hello to her ?”

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  2. Quality Foods Shopping Center - 1275 Level Grove Rd Ste 153

    1275 Level Grove Rd Ste 153, Cornelia GA 30531

    4.2 Good 109 reviews

    “I love this store EVERYTHING this store is just simply done right. I drive 20 miles to go to this store. Staff is friendly store is organized and clean. Prices are a relief from all other stores.”

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  3. Mini asian market and Elephant tea - 885 N Main St

    885 N Main St, Cornelia GA 30531

    4.6 Superb 38 reviews

    “Great little grocery! I was mostly shopping for dried peppers and Asian hot sauce. I was not disappointed! Great selection! I did not try the Boba tea, but lots of people came in for it while I was there. I will definitely be back!”

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  5. Dollar General - 4034 Pea Ridge Rd

    4034 Pea Ridge Rd, Cornelia GA 30531

    4.2 Good 30 reviews

    “Great store, friendly people, has a variety of items to buy from medical supplies to school supplies, food, drinks, art supplies, gardening supplies, laundry needs,cleaning supplies even a section for automotive and pets. All at a reasonable price”

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  6. Walmart Supercenter - 250 Furniture Dr

    250 Furniture Dr, Cornelia GA 30531

    3.6 Good 259 reviews

    “For the most part I haven't had any complaints. Only a few items have shown online that they have them in the store but when I get there the items are not available.”

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  7. Costa de Jalisco - 1709 Willingham Ave

    1709 Willingham Ave, Cornelia GA 30531

    4.1 Good 47 reviews

    “Best Grocery store in the County I recommend ya'll go there and get Fresh meat and Vegetables and also try out their Awesome Restaurant I recommend eating at there Restaurant it's Fabulous and Awesome service and always has a Good Attitude that's what makes a Bussiness and a Future life so go and check it out I totally recommend it”

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  8. La Texanita - 533 N Main St

    533 N Main St, Cornelia GA 30531

    3.7 Good 34 reviews

    “I love to shop here. Great prices on produce and the meat selection is awesome, best place to get skirt steak. Everyone is so friendly. Great selection of premade and homemade hot sauces. You have to try the flan and tres leches in the back. They also have a bakery.”

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  9. Shore's Country Store - 4113 Pea Ridge Rd

    4113 Pea Ridge Rd, Cornelia GA 30531

    3.5 Good 67 reviews

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  10. Dollar General - 224 Merchants Way B

    224 Merchants Way B, Cornelia GA 30531

    3.6 Good 78 reviews

    “I live on a strict budget and I watch for their sales flyers for things I need. Shopping at DG saves me lots of money each month.I also check out the Dollar Tree for certain things I can only get there.”

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  11. Tiamtisack Bounny Asian Market - 186 Level Grove Rd

    186 Level Grove Rd, Cornelia GA 30531

    4.5 Superb 8 reviews

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  12. Dollar General - 409 Cornelia Plaza Dr

    409 Cornelia Plaza Dr, Cornelia GA 30531

    2.6 Average 62 reviews

    “Whom ever the lady working the cash register went above and beyond to help me out, when I locked the keys in my truck. Thanks for the Wire Hangar. 09.16.20 @ 9:30am”

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