Grocery Stores in Fort Valley, GA

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  1. Ag. El Mercadito, 604 Vineville St, Fort Valley GA 31030

    4.6 Superb 49 reviews

    “Best food ever!! They not only have a store inside , but also a little food place in the back where they serve the most amazing food ever !!!! If you haven't tried it out , you are missing out !!!!!”

  2. 25 Smyrna Church Road, Fort Valley GA 31030

    4.5 Superb 16 reviews

    “I'm so glad I came here for some retail therapy (as i was upset). I was met at the door by Larry and I just can't say enough about his professionalism. I came in late and he kept politely letting me know the register would close in X amount of mins..... he actually made my night. Management you neeed to make that gentleman a GM of the store. Thank u Larry for being you!!!!!!!!”

  3. 2301 US-341, Fort Valley GA 31030

    3.9 Good 112 reviews

    “Went in the morning while we prepared for a wedding. The cashier and bag boy were so incredibly nice! I wish I had gotten their names. 10/3 around 10:00AM. Such a pleasant experience!”

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  5. 100 N Camellia Blvd, Fort Valley GA 31030

    3.8 Good 88 reviews

    “We went there to get some Amonia to clean the carpets with. They didn't have any, so I decided to substitute all purpose cleaning vinegar instead. When we got home I mixed the vinegar and water and put it in the Bissell quick steamer and started to clean the carpets, but the machine malfunctioned and didn't vacuum up the vinegar. It made the whole house smell like vinegar for about three hours, and kind of ruined my day! I think maybe the fates were trying to tell me something. Not Dollar General's fault though. Everyone there was very polite and did their job like you would expect. I will definitely go there again!”

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