Grocery Stores in Toccoa, GA

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  1. 628 Prather Bridge Rd, Toccoa GA 30577

    4.6 Superb 28 reviews

    “I love the lady that work's there. I've only met her a few times. Het name is Teresa. She works tons of hrs . But, is still very nice to get costumers. Thank you Mrs Teresa.”

  2. 1502 Big A Rd, Toccoa GA 30577

    4.4 Superb 111 reviews

    “Always nice people and good deals. But not satisfied with purchases of meats and dairy this time. Had to throw away a 2lb pack of black forest ham and a block of Kraft cheese. The cheese had black mold down the side and the opened the ham and it was the worst smell ever. I don't know what happened to it. I just tossed them both. It could've been something I did. Because this has never happened before. But it will not stop me from being a customer. Convenient, great prices and always great service. Thank you ?”

  3. 2800 State Rte 336, Toccoa GA 30577

    4.5 Superb 26 reviews

    “I always tend to go during the wee morning hours. That Marlene lady has always been good people. The folks that run the store are good people. Can't say that about the late night customers though.”

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  5. 5306 Hwy 123, Toccoa GA 30577

    4.5 Superb 11 reviews

    “PROS: ✅️Nice Selection Of On-the-go Items. ✅️Good Prices.✅️Plenty Of Parking ♿️ CONS: ❌️No Welcoming Greeting To Myself Or The Person That Came In After Me. ❌️Cashier Was On Phone When Both Patrons Entered. Remember, CS Newbies..You WANT The Customer To Keep Coming and Keep Shopping So You Can Keep Getting Paid.? See How That Works?”

  6. 757 Big A Rd, Toccoa GA 30577

    4.3 Superb 233 reviews

    “These are some of the most helpful and kind employees, especially in the bakery and deli departments. They tackle what ever crazy order I bring them from the church with grace and ease. Good job!”

  7. 2646 Falls Rd, Toccoa GA 30577

    4.2 Good 19 reviews

    “I go to this store almost every morning on my drive from Cornelia. It's a nice and very convenient little store, right next to the Golf resort and lake. It's run by a husband and wife, I can't remember the names but they are incredibly friendly and will order something they don't have in stocks for you. Gas prices are always lower as well. They don't see me as the guy covered in tattoos and nose piercings, they see my manners and friendliness. Thank you for keeping my chips in stock. I love this store!”

  8. 30 South Broad Street, Toccoa GA 30577

    4.2 Good 62 reviews

    “I go to dis Exxon wiff suspicion package nutting to see here mooben alongy. Cute girl no teef 11 pm asken Hoo Flung fo numba. Tryen scammings on Hoo Flung. Baffroom need more grafeetus to qualify as best exxon but dissen es goods.”

  9. 804 Collins Rd, Toccoa GA 30577

    3.9 Good 83 reviews

    “This location is a little dirty on the outside and that's the reason for the 4 stars. Other than that though they're always helpful and nice and everything you need is there!”

  10. 7220 Mize Rd, Toccoa GA 30577

    3.8 Good 89 reviews

    “I love going to this location bc it's on my way home. The younger lady that works the register is a bit much and shouldn't be cussing in front of customers. Just shows your true character and it's disgusting!”

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