28 Main Street, Warrenton GA 30828
“Hello. I just wanted to let you know how much we enjoyed our visit to your Warrenton, GA location. We are a traveling gospel group from Rochester, NY called Wayne Anthony Norwood and The Children of God. We were leaving a concert on November 29, 2025 in Attapulgus, GA on our way to another one the next day in Wilson, NC. I got tired along the way and pulled into the lot for a quick nap. While there a few of the guys in the group woke up and went inside the store. When I woke up they were singing the praises of the store and of the service they received from the employees. They had all gotten breakfast and raved of how well it was prepared and how enjoyable, affordable and tasty it was. I went in and looked over the place. I found it to be clean and well maintained. The food area was clean and inviting. I ordered breakfast (grits, eggs, bacon and a biscuit) and truly enjoyed it. We decided that whenever we are in the area we will search out a Jet for gas and food.”
48 Main St, Warrenton GA 30828
“Excellent pit stop for a road trip. is very dog and kid friendly, and far enough off the highway that it's quiet and not stressful. Has a small fenced and gated area for dogs, a bench swing for adults next to what looks to be a bbq stand (was closed when I was there), picnic tables and a small playground. Parents can sit and relax, kids and dogs can stretch their legs, and you can get food. Inside has a great assortment of hot, cold, and standard gas station food, and very clean restrooms.”
710 Main St, Warrenton GA 30828
“Stopped in to grab some diesel their prices little cheaper than other two stores in the area. Walk threw the door you can smell chicken cooking, sure makes one wanna grab a bite to go. Very nice and friendly employees, store was clean, outside looked fine. Tight area at pumps everyone wants to park near front door. Great little store located in Warrenton, Georgia.”
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