Supermarkets in Jonesboro, GA

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  1. 615 North Ave, Jonesboro GA 30236

    4.5 Superb 193 reviews

    “My favorite grocery store. Always fully stocked and always very clean. The employees are always very nice and polite and willing to offer assistance when needed.”

  2. 8155 Tara Boulevard, Jonesboro GA 30236

    4.3 Superb 143 reviews

    “I only just visited for the 1st time and did a little shopping. Most of the prices, and products are very good. Some better than Aldi. Nice store to be in also. I was impressed. I will go back.”

  3. 1423 Stockbridge Rd, Jonesboro GA 30236

    4.3 Superb 42 reviews

    “The best Mom and Pop store on the south side. Very respectful employees, and excellent services. Just what we needed in the neighborhood. You can access anything from a nice cold drink to money orders. Open early and close late. Lucky is the way to go!!!!”

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  5. 6628 Tara Blvd, Jonesboro GA 30236

    4.2 Good 76 reviews

    “Pizza was amazing. I got shrimp on mine. Instead of tomato sauce they use refried beans. It gave it an interesting taste. What I will say though is if they had an option for tomato sauce this would be THE BEST traditional pizza in Atlanta! The crust was great!”

  6. 10231 Tara Blvd, Jonesboro GA 30236

    4.1 Good 105 reviews

    “Stopped by just to see what they served. The mostly spoke Spanish but were very nice and I placed and order. The burrito was very good. They made it like I requested and I was impressed. I then shopped at the grocery part of the store for some cleaning products. I will return.”

  7. 8446 GA-85, Jonesboro GA 30238

    3.7 Good 110 reviews

    “Clean and organized. This site was fully stocked and easy to maneuver. Workers are friendly and actually working. You could tell they were a team and liked their job. That's rare now days. I was actually impressed by the food choices at this location. I'll be back.”

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