Grocery Stores near Rentz, GA

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  1. 1004 Coleman Register Rd, Rentz GA 31075

    3.4 Good 50 reviews

    “Great store! Wasn't expecting it being a grocery store but glad it was! Staff is helpful and kind, southern hospitality is great! Good quality gasoline and updated pumps. The pizza is the bomb! Tiffany is such a hard worker who put effort into the pizza. Definitely will be back!!!”

  2. 2213 GA-117, Rentz GA 31075

    2 Poor 63 reviews

    “It was the same the last time I stop bye the employees were nice they say hello when you come threw the door I love to go to stores like that some stores you go to they act funny”

  3. 2749 US-319, Dublin GA 31021

    4.6 Superb 78 reviews

    “Great staff great selection of breads, snacks and other goods being sold here, Fast friendly service along with a very courteous, upbeat, and helpful person behind the register. Will recommend to others for sure.”

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  5. 2846 GA-257, Dublin GA 31021

    3.7 Good 6 reviews

  6. 2056 US-441, Dublin GA 31021

    2.8 Average 74 reviews

    “Frequently runs out of bags for bagging purchases with out offering complimentary or suggesting to purchase reusable bags. Upselling would be preferred to no suggestion at all.”

  7. 506 North Main Street, Dexter GA 31019

    2.5 Average 57 reviews

    “Melissa and her team are the most professional and very helpful to all their customers. Always clean and goes the extra mile to help me out. One of the best stores I have ever shopped at.”

  8. 2185 US-441, Dublin GA 31021

    2.4 Poor 161 reviews

    “one of the best and cleanest gas stations i have seen with the best employee and best customer service thanks to the lady over there for being really niceee dint ask her for name but thankyou for the coffee ❤️❤️”

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