Grocery Stores in Greensboro, GA

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  1. 6350 Lake Oconee Pkwy #106, Greensboro GA 30642

    4.3 Superb 253 reviews

    “Always very clean and employees are mostly very helpful and freindly. Very beautiful architecture, being from florida I never saw a publix so fancy like this one. It gets crowded but the new publix opening in eatonton should solve that problem. Groceries are better quality than the local ingles or walmart and it's not that much more expensive especially with all the buy one get one free deals”

  2. 316 E Broad St, Greensboro GA 30642

    4.3 Superb 74 reviews

    “Meats, such as the chicken and beef and turkey wings, are typically fresh and at a reasonable price. Most items on the aisles seem slightly higher than other stores. Restroom is not decent, definitely needs some work.”

  3. 1480 E Broad St, Greensboro GA 30642

    4.1 Good 154 reviews

    “Ingles in Greensboro has awesome staff. I was there shopping today and my credit card was rejected.. Joel who was bagging my groceries pulled out his wallet and paid my bill. I am so grateful to him and will definitely repay him by Friday. Thank you Joel for your loving kindness!! You are an awesome person and an asset wherever you are…again many thanks. Peggy Edmonds”

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  5. 4160 Veazey Road, Greensboro GA 30642

    4 Good 22 reviews

    “Great people , high prices and always out of minnows when they should be having them. That's my stop for fuel, minnows and pizza. Sux when they don't have any of the 3. Happens lately... Its a wide group of the whole country that's coo coo for coco puffs !!!”

  6. 1035-1123 Railroad Street Siloam, Greensboro GA 30642

    4.7 Superb 7 reviews

  7. 3870 GA-77, Greensboro GA 30642

    3.7 Good 40 reviews

    “It is a gas station. Not a whole lot to rate. I only interacted with the pump. It was a friendly pump. I think his name was Frank Pump. He got the job done. Good job Frank!”

  8. 6350 Lake Oconee Pkwy #106, Greensboro GA 30642

    3.7 Good 43 reviews

    “I needed a med not available where I live. Called Publix and they bent over backwards to get it to me in a very timely manner. Great job, even though I’m not a regular customer, only because I’m too far away.”

  9. 3980 GA-77, Greensboro GA 30642

    3.6 Good 22 reviews

    “This Dollar General was well stocked still has clutter in isles as most do. Employees here are awesome very helpful and friendly. Great little store if you need something fast without heading to the big stores.”

  10. 112 E Broad St #1302, Greensboro GA 30642

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

  11. 1021 Willow Run Rd, Greensboro GA 30642

    3.4 Good 72 reviews

    “I needed to stop with the kids for a restroom break and pick a few things up. Most helpful and nicest cashier. I really wish I got her name. August 28th about 4:00 in the afternoon”

  12. 1020 Thomas Drive, Greensboro GA 30642

    2.4 Poor 11 reviews

    “Very nice looking Dollar General easy in and out location. Prices are the same as any other Dollar General you have been in. I do think they have two in this town now and total of four with 15 min. drive. Employees where very nice and the inside and outside appearance if store was pleasant.”

  13. 2530 Lake Oconee Pkwy, Greensboro GA 30642

    2.6 Average 20 reviews

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