I don't usually leave reviews, but I had to say something about Goran in the meat department. Every…read moretime I've needed help, he's been super friendly, patient, and is very kind. You can tell he takes pride in his work and really cares about customers. It's rare to come across someone that helpful these days. Definitely appreciate the great service!

I mean I left happy with finding Mello Zero because you can't find this in FL!! So it was like I…read moregot the lotto lol. I also found Arizona diet tea which you can't find in FL either. Good day for me lol.

The employees that work here are very disrespectful and discriminatory. I picked up a few items and…read morewent to check out. While the clerk was ringing up my items I began putting in my customer loyalty number. The clerk observed me putting in my number and pressed a button which blocked my attempt. I then asked her to allow me the opportunity to enter my phone number so that I could earn points for the purchase. She refused. I asked to speak with a manager. Another clerk came over, told me the person who I was speaking with was her manager, and attempted to go back and forth with me about a more complicated way of getting credit for the purchase (which had not been completed). I told the clerk I was not interested in going back and forth and just wanted to purchase my items using my customer loyalty number. The whole time the second clerk that approached is looking me up and down. She then called a male coworker to the front. I then walked over to the customer service desk and began looking for the corporate office information. While waiting at the customer service desk, the second clerk (Tracey) asked the initial clerk (Negist) was she "alright." In my opinion, this was done to intimidate me and to signal that she would call authorities because I was prepared to complain about the service I received. This was one of the worst shopping experiences, if not the worst, I have ever had.

Have you ever gone to a poor neighborhood grocery store in the 90s. I'd not stop here and you get…read morethe vibe. Occasionally the food is fresh but mostly not so much. I really only continue to go cause the best snacks is here. They have two type of cashiers. The ones who want to work and the ones who don't. Let you come with a full cart or a kid in tow and the eye roll the annoyance they feel free you stoping their conversation is real. In the end get only what you need or unhealthy snack and get on. Might as well be a corner store.

I'm not buying anything if I have to goto customer service for every locked display. No thanks. I…read morewent to one display and had to wait until I saw an employee and then was told no one has a key, I'd have to goto customer service desk for every single one of the locked displays. At that point I just left. Im not waiting in line to ask for permission to spend money. Im sure there are alternatives near by. Do not waste your time

If I could give this walmart a negative one thousand I would! It's absolutely horrible!!…read more There were only 4 regular checkouts open and one self checkout area ( 6 or 7 kiosk total) open. The lines reached at least 50-100 yards each the self checkout out even longer. Lines were so long that customers deserted their buggies in random places with perishable items.... complete waste yet avoidable if the store would open more lanes. Due to covid precautions you would think more lines would be open to avoid clusters of people in one tight area. I will avoid at all cost!! Just horrible

One of the more organized & clean stores I've been in. Looks like the Millenniums are running the…read morestore with their ambitious & helpful customer service. Since my household & drop off locations decreased, I didn't have the need to shop in bulk. Yet, I was reminded that variety & quantity is easy on pockets. If I'm not mistaken 16 bags that the Cashier gleefully rang up & bagged neatly. As soon as I open the trunk an employee who was getting off helped me with the bags-even swapped out his gloves beforehand. Keep up the good service.

Greetings, If you can't staff the makeup aisle don't lock the makeup. I waited way too long for…read moreassistance. No one answers the button when you're waiting to get the locked makeup. I am pregnant and had to walk to customer service and ask for help which was unnecessary and provided a horrible customer experience for me. A quick store run lasted way longer than it should've.

Never been there!! Right now, I was looking for salon I used…read moreto go to --beautician"s name is 'Carol' , used to work near Ponce de Leon Ave in & Moreland Ave or Lawrenceville Hwy. Owner of salon is 'Ying' ???!!! My name is Vicky--(770) 657-2550. If you know of them, please ask them to contact me!! Thank you and may God bless you! Thank you!!!

Out server was super, recommended the beef tips if I like mushrooms which I do. I also tried the…read morebaked potato soup per her recommendation which was delicious and like a meal by itself, the broccoli casserole which she recommended and an extra side of mac and cheese. It was all so good! I also brought home a banana pudding for my son as she said it was her favorite and both son and I love banana pudding. I had 1/2 of my husband's blackberry cobbler with ice cream which was a huge serving that definitely to be shared. My husband enjoyed his chicken pot pie, sweet potato soufflé and broccoli casserole. I like how the restaurant got a perfect score on their inspection report, something to be proud of! Food was out in a jiffy and it was not crowded on a Thursday at 5:30 pm so we got a parking spot out front, but front lot was full by the time we left. Our server filled my husband's drink at least twice and brought me a second lemonade and even offered me one to go. The restaurant has very subtle signage, so easy to overlook this gem if you do not know about it! Come hungry!

RE: Dollar General Store # 19090 - 5209 Memorial Drive. Stone Mountain, GA 30083-3112…read more I was racially profiled by a Black male, of all people. He made certain that he has at my every turn. This is actually the second time I've been in this store and racially profiled by the same person. I overlooked the first incident but when it happened the second time, I feel compelled to share my experience. On both my trips to this store, I made a purchase and was faced with the reality of racial profiling that is part of the Black life experience. I briefly engaged in conversation with this employee, regarding the lack of paper products, hand sanitizer, and their shelves being practically empty. Even then, he continued to monitor my every move up to and including my standing in the checkout line, where he had followed me from a distance. After seeing that I was standing in the checkout line, he retreated to the back of the store. After I paid for my merchandise, I asked the cashier, to ask her co-worker, the one following me, to come back to the front. I believe she called him Rayshon, or a similar name. As he got closer, I held up my receipt and brought to his attention, my awareness, of how he was "following" me in the store. He acted as if he didn't know what I was talking about, but more than anything I'm sure he was surprised that I called him out on his BS in front of other shoppers. This is how you have to handle racial profiling; you MUST call them out on their BS. This man is of a dark complexion and has a braided beard. He reminded me of the so-called "Good Negro" back in slavery days that reported the activity of the field Negros to the Massa. He's a damn embarrassment to the Black race. It's Negros like this that make it more common practice and acceptable for White folks to treat us in the same manner. What he needs to realize is that while he's racially profiling the folks who have the same melanin as he does, that there's a White person, somewhere, watching him too. Stupid Ass. I feel embarrassed, for him. Hopefully, sooner than later, the light will come on in his head, that his White overseer doesn't give a damn about him, or any Black person who walks through their doors. Being of Negro descent, especially a Black male, there is no doubt, that everywhere he goes, he is under heavy surveillance and it will be multiplied upon him a thousand times over because of the way he treats his own race. Karma is a BEAST; you get back triple whatever you put out. Hopefully, he won't be the next Black man accused of something he didn't do with it resulting in his total demise.

From the owner: Dollar General Stone Mountain is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to…read moremake shopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.