Grocery Stores near Pembroke, GA

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  1. 540 West Bacon Street, Pembroke GA 31321

    4.1 Good 68 reviews

    “Great selection of fresh produce and friendly staff that always greet you with a smile! I love how clean and organized the store is, making it easy to find what I need. The prices are also very reasonable, which is a huge plus!”

  2. 534 W Bacon St, Pembroke GA 31321

    3.3 Good 72 reviews

    “What can I say about Dollar general the prices are good sometimes they have things you need you can't find in town. It's worth stopping by you'll be surprised what you can find staff is always friendly ?”

  3. 8524 US-280, Ellabell GA 31308

    4.5 Superb 11 reviews

    “Went here out of curiosity and to support the owner. I was not looking for much but found a favorite new food to eat. Being a mix of an old Piggly Wiggly and the Asian market is interesting.”

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  5. 8701 US-280, Black Creek GA 31308

    3.5 Good 65 reviews

    “They’re short staffed but the staff that is there is friendly and helpful. We come every Saturday and the lady up front is always super friendly to my daughter and I.”

  6. 64 Porterfield Road, Ellabell GA 31308

    3.4 Good 35 reviews

    “It was ok except, the customer service it was not welcoming and it was a terrible wait in line they need to be able to help people better, quickly they had people putting stuff down walking out because of slow service ,long lines,poor registers ,not working, the one that was taking our cards it stayed down and they would have to turn it off and wait on it to set back up, frustrating of course, the other one only took cash not everyone carry cash, it was a well learned experience”

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