Grocery Stores in Locust Grove, GA

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  1. 2730 GA-155 S, Locust Grove GA 30248

    4.2 Good 249 reviews

    “Wonderful store. The employees were very helpful, courteous, and the store was immaculate. They had a great deal of sales and the items were easily to fine. The pharmacy in pharmacy staff were extremely helpful and a pleasure to fulfill your needs”

  2. 620 Peeksville Road, Locust Grove GA 30248

    4 Good 94 reviews

    “Dollar General is quite the convenient spot to shop when you don’t want to hit up a big box. Almost always I find what I need and probably way more than I need honestly. Each time I walk in I am greeted and they know me and my kids from frequent visits. My kids want to go there every day. The staff is quite helpful and anytime I am looking for something and it’s not in stock Kate will let me know if/when it will come.”

  3. 4920 Bill Gardner Pkwy, Locust Grove GA 30248

    3.7 Good 167 reviews

    “Always a great experience! Management & Staff are outstanding. Selection of specialty items good. Numerous I items you can’t find at other retailers. Clean, helpful and safe location.”

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  5. 3230 GA-155 S, Locust Grove GA 30248

    3.8 Good 88 reviews

    “At times there is organized chaos however I admire how the employees at this store manage it. They are some of the nicest people even when there is a line. Wish they were able to hire some more good help.”

  6. 4920 Bill Gardner Parkway, Locust Grove GA 30248

    3.8 Good 28 reviews

    “Good gas, just don't like the air pump here, it doesn't give u full power it's more like, pumps a little, stops then pumps again, stops, like in increments, it should be wide open if ur paying for it. Took forever to fill 10psi on 1 tire”

  7. 4949 Bill Gardner Pkwy, Locust Grove GA 30248

    3.3 Good 372 reviews

    “Overall the Locust Grove Walmart is a nice walmart. They tend to keep the store fairly clean. They do need to start working on some items as it has been open for some time. They do have a fair selection. They do have an assortment to include the pharmacy, garden section, and other things. Overall I would recommend”

  8. 2730 GA-155 S, Locust Grove GA 30248

    3.2 Average 61 reviews

    “This pharmacy is far superior to all other pharmacies I have ever been to. Line always moves swiftly. Everyone is friendly. Pharmacists are helpful. I could go on & on & on. A+++++++”

  9. 4920 Bill Gardner Parkway, Locust Grove GA 30248

    3 Average 51 reviews

    “This pharmacy is a little different than some. The wait time is usually a bit . While that isn't a good thing, they say they're working on it. They don't really carry a lot of Diabetic insulin. That's a corporation thing. The personnel are good folks.”

  10. 4949 Bill Gardner Parkway, Locust Grove GA 30248

    2 Poor 21 reviews

    “i'm disappointed that you were out of potatoes. I was looking to make a meatless meal for dinner tonight. I'll check back later in the week and get them .”

  11. 2805 Tanger Boulevard, Locust Grove GA 30248

    2.2 Poor 26 reviews

    “Best location I've been to so far. Staff was helpful and friendly, I had an issue with another store. Ended up coming here, turns out the DM was here, I explained my experience from the other store.. very sympathetic and attempted to make it right... more then most places do these days..... now I think this might to be my new location.”

  12. 4949 Bill Gardner Pkwy, Locust Grove GA 30248

    2.1 Poor 36 reviews

    “i'm disappointed that you were out of potatoes. I was looking to make a meatless meal for dinner tonight. I'll check back later in the week and get them .”

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