Grocery Stores in Portal, GA

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  1. 308 North Grady Street North, Portal GA 30450

    4.6 Superb 81 reviews

    “Friendly service. Small town vibe. Recently remodeled. Recently had an upgrade in product variety and a slight decrease in pricing. Also has a large ice machine out front. Tries to provide locally grown produce as often as possible, and has a great fresh meat selection. They provide meat cutting services, and are known to participate in donating to local schools, and events. They also allow other local businesses to use their parking lot for sales and fund raising events. This allows for fresh baked desserts, jams, jellies, dinner plates, and a variety of other goods to all be purchased conveniently and supports the community. I am very grateful that the owners are wonderful, supporting, proud community members.”

  2. 27199 US-80, Portal GA 30450

    4.1 Good 8 reviews

    “Was able to pull up to front door and get in and out. Was needing cash and since Portal doesnt have a bank i went in to use avail machine. Didnt like that i had to make 2 transactions at $3.50 each for their service. But thats how it is. Clean store and seemed to have big selection. Cashier greeted me when i went in....which i liked.”

  3. 27095 US-80 West, Portal GA 30450

    3.5 Good 40 reviews

    “The manager is rude she thinks she owns the world it's her way or the highway. She no longer works here. The staff that is here now are very considerate and treat you like a customer should be treated. They were very considerate and helpful. Some of the disorganization that I saw could possibly be from the fact they got a truck.”

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