Grocery Stores near Uvalda, GA

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  1. 317 1st St, Uvalda GA 30473

    3.2 Average 59 reviews

    “I come here all the time. And yes between here and dollar tree I'm able to find what I'm looking for. And if they don't have it I ask one of the employees and they are almost certain if they don't have it in the back then they wait for the truck”

  2. 5468 GA-15, Vidalia GA 30474

    4.7 Superb 66 reviews

    “Great country store! The owners are not just “in” the community but they invest in and serve the community! Great stop for a great selection of items, best boiled peanuts around, the sweetest Vidalia Sweet Onions, and they still pump gas for the ladies! Oh yeah, don’t forget the fireworks! JCJ just can’t be beat!”

  3. 304 S Railroad Ave, Mt Vernon GA 30445

    4.2 Good 84 reviews

    “This grocery is ok for a small local grocery store. It would be nice to have more variety to choose from. You need to check your dates on dairy products. There have been times we have bought items such as yogurt and it expired the 2 weeks before we bought it. There are also times that you go in and there will only be person trying to run the store and register which creates a long check out time”

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  5. 4384 GA-15, Vidalia GA 30474

    3.9 Good 25 reviews

    “My friend from work owns this store. Conveniently located, easy to access, and gotta lot of good stuff. Great people and I try to support their store as much as I can.”

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