Grocery Stores in Unadilla, GA

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  1. 2450 Pine St, Unadilla GA 31091

    4.6 Superb 49 reviews

    “Great ownership prices are expensive like everywhere else but they treat you right and they got machines it only pays with merchandise but they got a great selection of cool stuff”

  2. 1342 Pine Street, Unadilla GA 31091

    2.1 Poor 54 reviews

    “I'm not very happy with DG at the moment. I was ask to leave my empty backpack at the counter. I've been going here 20 years and never once have I been treated like a criminal. I was on a bike so I needed the backpack to put my stuff in after I PAID for my things. I like our store here but if they are going to ask one person to put their bag at the counter they need to ask all that have large bags or backpacks to put theirs at the counter as well. Don't just pick someone out cause you don't like the way they may look.”

  3. Highway 42 South, Unadilla GA 31091

    1.6 Poor 48 reviews

    “Service was friendly.Check out was a breeze.Cleanliness of store seemed up to standards.We all have memories of Piggly Wiggly but this was not how I remembered it being 20 years ago.Maybe because of the town it doesn't have many selections to choose from and was the closest grocery store without having to drive beyond 25mins.”

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