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  1. ALDI - 4135 Lavista Road Ste C200

    4135 Lavista Road Ste C200, Tucker GA 30084

    4.4 Superb 158 reviews

    “This store is clean, uncluttered and waaay cheaper in most things. I visited because I was curious about condiments: their large ketchup was $1.79 vs the 3pack ketchup for $10.99 at Sam's Club; bought salmon at $14 per lb but I am surprised to see Aldi also has salmon for $8.29 per lb?! I bought Aldi's storebrand 8lb boneless chicken breast $17.99 ($0.25 cheaper than Sam's storebrand chicken breast). I will stop here FIRST because I realized I could have LITERALLY GOTTEN TWICE or 3X the amount of food for HALF of what I spent. I cannot believe I spent $150 on salmon, rice and ketchup when I could have spent $80 here. Yes, I almost want to be angry... but I am choosing to focus on being excited about knowing where I can go.”

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  2. Publix Super Market at Hugh Howell Village - 4650 Hugh Howell Road Bldg 100 Bldg 100

    4650 Hugh Howell Road Bldg 100 Bldg 100, Tucker GA 30084

    3.7 Good 326 reviews

    “This Publix and ALL of them I've visited are excellent. Clean, organized, good customer service, prices are transparent and have none to little errors. All areas of the store have a great appearance!”

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  3. Walmart Neighborhood Market - 3201 Tucker Norcross Road

    3201 Tucker Norcross Road, Tucker GA 30084

    3.6 Good 173 reviews

    “I was having trouble finding a specific item and was given exact directions from the first person I asked. I would have never thought to look where the product was. Worked out great! Great employees!”

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