Grocery Stores near Lexington, GA

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  1. 740 Athens Rd, Lexington GA 30648

    4.1 Good 87 reviews

    “Friendly. Convenient. Clean.Their meat department is excellent.Their shelves are well stocked. While their selection of items is limited compared to large grocery stores, I can almost always find what I need for us between trips to Athens.It's great having a local grocery store to depend on.”

  2. 1129 Athens Road, Crawford GA 30630

    4.9 Superb 35 reviews

    “Friendly people including the owner. Fresh vegetables and fruits. It is well worth the drive to Crawford. Go on Monday right when he brings a truck back from farms in GA and SC. He also does a run midweek. Local produce.”

  3. 173 Railroad Road, Stephens GA 30667

    4.7 Superb 30 reviews

    “The staff treats you like family; family they actually like. The food is old-school southern goodness. Fried chicken, catfish, meatloaf, porkchops, it's all always hot and wonderful. They also have hamburgers, hotdogs, and pizza. You just can't go wrong.”

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  5. 815 Lexington-Carlton Rd, Carlton GA 30627

    4 Good 32 reviews

    “On a 10 hour road trip. This is the first convenience store we found in a while. Service was very friendly and let us walk through their kitchen to use the bathroom. It was very much appreciated!”

  6. 11 Oglethorpe Drive, Crawford GA 30630

    3.7 Good 65 reviews

    “Always a friendly staff and today, one of the nicest young women I have experienced in customer service rang me up. I wish I had caught her name so I could give proper credit. Excellent experience”

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