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  1. Mount Vernon Grocery - 304 S Railroad Ave

    304 S Railroad Ave, Mt Vernon GA 30445

    4.2 Good 84 reviews

    “This grocery is ok for a small local grocery store. It would be nice to have more variety to choose from. You need to check your dates on dairy products. There have been times we have bought items such as yogurt and it expired the 2 weeks before we bought it. There are also times that you go in and there will only be person trying to run the store and register which creates a long check out time”

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  2. Dollar General - 546 College Street

    546 College Street, Mount Vernon GA 30445

    2.5 Average 58 reviews

    “Great service. Quick and appreciative visits; " outstanding " attention genuinely directed towards the satisfaction customers with whatsever needed to enrich the visiting/revisiting experience. In and out with no uncommon delays.”

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  3. Dollar General - 3261 US-280

    3261 US-280, Vidalia GA 30474

    3.5 Good 33 reviews

    “I enjoy their "DOT" sales. They have them running quite often. It's a great chance to score awesome deals, like BOGO or 50-90% off, kitchen accessories like hand towels, dish cloths, and other household items such as candles and decor.”

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  5. Dollar General - 29 E 2nd Ave

    29 E 2nd Ave, Glenwood GA 30428

    1.2 Poor 42 reviews

    “Awesome as always. The customer service is great, the representatives are on point and great at their work. Fast and friendly with knowledge about their store. Good job team Dollar General”

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