--Location/Parking-- Located off i75 with a huge parking spot on top of the hill. I didn't see any cars parking, but there was plenty of open space. --Ambience-- Inside was more of a country store that sells merchandise. Little emphasis on being a gas station and more of a country store. --Service/Staff-- Staff was friendly, but looked confused for coffee in the afternoon. --Products-- Lots of unique staff, not a typical gas station snacks or foods. --Capacity-- I only saw 4 pumps, which can limit the number of cars. --Overall-- A bit over priced and this is a simple gas station with a huge sign which emphasized the plantation aspect. read more

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Amazing variety of products from nuts to hot sauce and relishes. I got a bottle of Vidalia onion and jalapeño hot sauce. Prices are not outlandish for a touristy location. Plenty of space to walk your dog and nice nice dogs are even allowed inside. read more

Magnolia Plantation - Magnolia Plantation. - Candy Stores Near Me - Lenox, Georgia

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So overpriced but plenty of flavors of jellies, jams and nuts if you need a gift. The gasoline was not outrageous so it's convenient. Rest rooms were ok. read more

Tony and I stopped here on the way home from Florida vacay! Gas was reasonable and the store is very clean and full! Bathrooms are so super clean! Tons of snack and Souvenir options Highly recommend read more

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Outside is cute, inside is alright. Ladies restrooms were not cleanly, and both soap / paper towel dispensers were broken. read more

Ditto what everyone else says - lots of things to choose - from souvenirs to honey to pecans & peanuts to candy and Coke. Prices are not cheap. Good bathroom break. Fill up on gasoline. Employee at register is not a people person or have typical southern hospitality. I remember that from my first trip and it happened again this time. As a customer, I greeted her because she didn't say anything to me! Big Georgia Bull Dog fan lives next door. Can't miss it! read more

Magnolia Plantation - 12 oz Pecans for $7.98 - Candy Stores Near Me - Lenox, Georgia

This looked like such a cool place to stop on our road trip. We did not take i75 out of FL prior to moving to Central FL so this was the first cool thing we saw on our trip. I love learning new historical tidbits so I thought maybe I could learn something about this place upon stopping. I was probably not paying the best attention but I was unsuccessful. I went in to use the restroom and browse as well. I was immediately drawn to all the moccasins and decided on trying to find a pair. Pink is not my color but the pair I tried on and purchased was pink. Although they are super comfortable, my ankles still are super sensitive and get blisters. I continued walking around the store, which was filled with so many local treats and snacks, as well as the usual souvenirs you see at rest stops. I bought a pecan roll and a diet soda of some sort. The store was old and it was definitely not lively. The same goes for the cashier. I am still exploring where to find southern charm or politeness! read more

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This roadside rest stop has been here for awhile. I remember stopping here by myself years ago. Now today my wife and I returned. We both loved it. Tons of different types of nuts, jams, salsas, dips, peaches, souvenirs, shirts, etc for purchase. Bathrooms are clean and well kept. We purchased gas and then moved car and did some shopping. We got dark chocolate covered pecans, pralines, and 2 peaches since it is georgia. All were great. Definitely worth a stop. read more

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Stopped in here when we got into GA. This was a fun place. So many candies and spices, dressings and other stuff to browse. Also, there carry shoes which were amazingly comfortable and of course I got a pair. The color was the hard part. I did end up getting the black ones. read more

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A popular stop for many. Find local grow and made items here. From pecan logs to hot sauce. So much to find here. Somewhat pricey, but to be expected as it's a tourist hot spot. read more

The bathroom was nice it was clean and the sink water was cold. We bought some pecans and they sell a bunch of stuff as well like toys and other foods. read more

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Great selection and varieties of jams, jellies and so much more. Took home two cases of various specialty items for use and gifts. Good prices, super friendly employee. We will be back. read more

It has been nearly a year since I traveled up Interstate 75 to Atlanta and visit family. I drove up for Thanksgiving, and after getting into the usual stop and go on the Florida turnpike and northbound Interstate 75 south of Ocala (Every F****** Time!), I was able to get to Atlanta. And I usually do good on gas mileage until South Georgia. Then it is time for a pit stop. I always stop at Magnolia Plantation. Right off I75 just before you get to Tifton, Georgia. You will see the big white building with the green roof to the right. Hell, there is nothing else around there! Anyway, exit right, turn right, and then another right, and there you are! They have many gas pumps, and usually there is no problem pulling up and filling up. After you fill up and request a receipt, you will get a message on the screen about having to see the cashier inside for your receipt. It is rather annoying, but the cashier is always friendly. And use the bathrooms while you are here. Restrooms are big and are usually kept clean. And when the staff is cleaning, there are smaller bathrooms available. What amazes me is how there is always large puddles of water on the countertop where the hand sinks are. How is it that washing hands requires as much water for watering a golf course? There are plenty of bottled drinks available (Coca-Cola products), as well as anything peanut or pecan. They also sell a line of products from a Sunbelt Plantations out of Tifton, Georgia. Peanut butter, jams and jellies, bbq sauces, salad dressings, relishes, etc. If you like Vidalia onions, pick up a bottle or two of creamy Vidalia onion salad dressing. I have some in the refrigerator as I write this review. Good stuff! Do you have an addiction to PayDay candy bars? Then you have come to the right place. They have plenty of pecan, peanut, and cashew nougat bars for sale. Better buy two of these! There are also a lot of art and craft items for sale that are displayed on the walls above all of the food items. Like I said, not a whole lot there. But plenty of gas pumps and clean bathrooms. Plus, plenty of snacks and drinks for the road. And before you get back onto the interstate, take a moment to check out the Georgia Bulldogs shrine on the property next to Magnolia Plantation. The gentleman who lives there works on it year-round. And he does a great job. And with Christmas approaching, Santa will most likely be there on a red sleight with a large "G" emblem on the side. Like the one you see on those red football helmets. read more

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We stopped here mainly because we wanted to use their well-advertised clean bathrooms, but also to get some nuts & jams, plus a specific salad dressing my co-worker requested if we stopped. We were not disappointed by this visit. First, the bathrooms are indeed very clean and well-stocked! The women's restroom was large & quite bright, with a lot of stalls. I don't remember the sink area well, though, because I was chatting with the young employee that was tidying the bathroom after she commented on my Bauhaus t-shirt. My only gripe would be that the honey seemed overpriced, so I didn't buy any. That aside, the jams, nuts, dressings & sauces were reasonably priced, and Magnolia Plantation offers quite a variety! In addition to the bottles bought for my coworker (something Vidalia Onion as a dressing & also a steak sauce), I bought a Ranch Lover's dressing (which I realized later we already had from a prior visit but worth repurchasing), a Georgia Peach Pecan dressing, and a Bear Jam, along with several varieties of nuts and some kind of brittle. When you drive I-75 between Florida & Georgia, you know Magnolia Plantation. Of course it's a touristy stop but they have a great selection of local items. And the bathrooms are really as large & clean as their billboards claim! read more

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Traveling time for a break just as we approached the Plantation. So we Checked it out! The place is big, clean & laid out nicely. The restrooms are nice & clean. I purchased Habanero peach hot sauce, mango/ jalapeño hot sauce, jalapeño mustard, another I forget name of the hot sauce & lemon drops. It was a fun experience! I would definitely recommend a stop in! If you are. Buckee's fan , you will like Magnolia Plantation (just much smaller scale!) read more

For a local produce store highly overpriced. $20 for a 1.5 lb bag of pecans is a lot. No fresh fruit. Gaudy, overpriced souvenirs. Nah. read more

Stopped for gas and bathrooms. The batbrooms are very clean and very large. Nice selection of sauces and lots of pecans and peanuts. Some of the gas station credit card handlers were not in service, hopefully they will have all pumps working soon. read more

I stopped here with my husband once on the way back to the Atlanta area from Florida on a road trip we took. It was late afternoon, early evening, and honestly, I just really had to use the bathroom. I was definitely put off by the exterior and name, given the history of the South, but I walked in without too many pre-conceived notions. I had a worker blankly stare at me when I smiled and said hi to her- as she was mopping a different area - no greeting back, no smile, no anything. There were other workers in the building at their registers - no greeting from afar either, and I was the only customer in the store at the time as my husband waited outside. I quickly went to the restroom, which was clean, and then decided to make a point to buy something - anything - just to see if I would get a reaction out of anyone. There were lots of great items, but I'm sure you could find similar things at Bucc-ee's as others have stated and anything else online if you really needed to. I got some kind of peach jam and some of the monkey butter by Grandma Kauffman. Both items I tried later were really tasty, especially the monkey butter warmed up over some vanilla ice cream...but I digress. As I made it to the register, the cashier who helped me was at least a little friendly and smiled but didn't say much. I checked out and left without incident. I kept thinking about the interactions over and over again, and all I can say is the vibe was giving "Get Out." IYKYK. I've never had a worker anywhere just stare at me for no reason. This worker stared at me upon entry and exit with the coldest expression. It felt really wrong...I thought I was overreacting, but I just got finished reading other Google reviews about the place and multiple African-American and Latino customers got the same vibe I did or blatant rudeness, over the course of several years up to the present. In general, people have made a lot of comments about the gas shutting off early or store closing early also, so keep that in mind. I can't speak on the gas, but I will say if you look kind of ethnically ambiguous like me or are of darker skin, please avoid this place if you can. Someone on Google Reviews also reported one of the workers casting homophobic slurs to one of the customers that had just left also.... lots of cool items but not worth your dignity or safety if you fall into the categories I've mentioned. Of course, there are probably good workers there, but too many have described exactly what I have or worse, so it's not just a one-off thing. With the contrast of positive reviews, it seems like the workers are choosy with who they want to be nice to. I do not think I would stop here again on a Florida road trip unless it was a serious emergency. read more

Overpriced tourist trap on a major interstate. Bathrooms weren't too clean, and all the drinks, snacks, and gas were overpriced. Of course that didn't stop us from paying $13 for a small package of candied pecans. Happy that they had a couple of sugar free candy options, something very difficult to find in the South. Lots of nuts, sauces, jams, jellies, and more. If you're traveling with someone who loves tchotchkes, they can shop 'til their hearts content here. There is SO much junk for sale inside. Not a horrible place to stop and stretch your legs, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here. read more

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inside was clean and yes lots of souvenirs. we just wanted gas and needed a full tank, pulling a camper it is hard to get into pumps. Of course the pump we chose was prepay only! which is odd as you have to scan your card to pay! Cashier was rude when I was leaving she called me a B**ch! so unprofessional! read more

Cute little store but the cashier did not stop scrolling on her phone when I was checking out. The only thing she said was my total and never looked up from her phone. read more

it's really hard to miss this place. There's billboards up and down the highway miles before this place is even there. I will say the restrooms are very spacious and clean. Inside they have a variety of popcorn, nuts, dressings, jams, drinks, everything else you can think of slightly overpriced. it's a very average convenient store that just has a little extra grocery items and Home packed nuts and popcorn and things like that. They don't have any paper towels anything stocked up outside which I don't like. It is a very busy location so it's a good place to stop and get some gas, although it might be slightly over priced, and if you want a small, sweet snack, or some thing you could go inside. I'm not sure what type of food they sell, but it seems mostly like a snack, jams, dressing type area. For the level of advertising they do, I did expect more, it's not bad at all, but in my opinion, very average, for what I expected. read more

The billboards start in I-75, giving you the inspiration to seek out this gas station with a store full of T-shirts, trinkets, jams, hot sauces, etc. Pull in, it is an interesting place. I hardly miss an opportunity to stop in. I often pick up a hot sauce or a barbecue sauce. Their hot sauces are pretty good and they have a particular hot barbecue sauce available here that the only place I ever seen it anywhere else was at Bike Week in Daytona Beach, Florida about a decade ago. The structure is made to look like an old plantation house on the outside, but the inside is a testament to modern consumerism and relys on the public's irresistible lure of an impulse buy. If you are on I-75, you will see the signs trying to capture your attention and hit the turn signal at the appropriate exit. Take a moment to pull in and stretch your legs, fill your tank, and buy a thing or two. read more

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Nice place to take a break after an early morning departure from Tampa during a road trip to North Georgia. Easy access from the exit, good price for gas, restrooms that can accommodate several people at a time and a whole lot of snacks and beverages for a quick pick-me-up. Even the exterior is not your run-of-the-mill service station when you've seen one you've seen them all appearance. I was not prepared for the really big selection of nuts, candies and jars of jam and sauces and such that fill the aisles of this vast store. It may take some time to take inventory of it all so don't go when you are in a rush. The majority of the prices were clearly marked which means you don't have to experience sticker shock when you go to pay. But don't expect to find much that would qualify as healthy or low fat snacks. This is sweet tooth central or the place to stock up on sacks of pecans for those many pies you may be making. read more

Magnolia Plantation - Candy Stores Near Me - Lenox, Georgia

This was just okay to me. It was a huge white building and I guess I thought there would be more. It's a gas station, as well as a place for those to stop to go to the bathroom, as well as check out some touristy candy and souvenirs. It's really not any different from what you see elsewhere. Many of the items are need even from Georgia. If you are looking to get out of the car, restroom, gas, and snack, this is it. But you can find this stuff anywhere. read more

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Bathrooms were clean and large. Place smelt musty and everything displayed looked ghetto. There were lots of nuts but I won't be stopping there unless to use restroom. Probably just use a rest stop actually read more

Great stop. Easy entrance and exit. Lots of parking. Not a lot of other businesses around so the traffic to get back on the highway is light. Best of all...super clean bathrooms and tons of homemade bbq sauces to buy in the shop. read more

Had a chance to stop for gas here driving up to GA again. And while the sugary goods are still merchandised pretty in all of their shiny, treacherous splendor, and the bathrooms still pretty clean, and the price for regular gas, competitive, I'm docking a star for 2 things: 1) pay at pump not working; 2) the price for 91 premium was 2.99, (and while I won't swear to the veracity of the 93 premium, I think it was another 50 cents higher): meaning, comparing this with Costco in Marietta 3 days later, that price is 100% higher!! It's not just that the price for the 93 is exorbitant, it's the fact that they draw you in with the deceivingly-low regular price, and then gouge you after they reel you in with a mark-up for premium that's much, much higher than usual. Not cool. read more

You can't miss all the billboards for Magnolia Plantation if you're driving along I-75. It's a large store featuring all sorts of souvenirs including foods such as jellies and pecans and Vidalia onions, tchotchkes like corn cob pipes, postcards, t-shirts including many Florida ones for some reason, Minnetonka moccasins, and more. This store is perfect if you need a little regional flavor to bequeath to family, friends, coworkers, etc. The employees are pretty nice and didn't get snarky as I inspected nearly every bag of onions on my last visit. The Plantation also features a Shell station so it's handy to be able to gas and shop at the same spot. There are bathrooms available too. Take exit 55. read more

We figured we'd stop and see what was in store. Always up for an experience. They offer a wide array of jams, jellies, preserves, salad dressings, hot sauces, salsas and more. They also have plenty of peanut /pecan candy options and pralines. And of course plenty of cheesy lawn decor. I walked away with a ton of edibles, we'll see which prove to be yummy. The restrooms are clean and spacious which is a must. Overall a worthy stop by the side of the rode. read more

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We stopped here on our drive to Stone Mountain. From the Highway, it looks like a plantation, what it really is, is a nice, clean rest room and gas pumps. Inside is neat and tidy, with all manner of jams and jellies for sale. The folks here were very kind and warm. Mostly just a tourist trap gas station, but the prices were low and service was consistent. read more

I used to really enjoy stopping here for snacks and a clean bathroom on the way to Florida. Stopped today and was dismayed to see that not only are they not requiring customers to wear masks, none of the employees are in masks either. A couple of fellow shoppers looked at me with disdain, presumably because I *am* masked. I got out of there quickly without making a purchase. read more

Stop here every year on the way home from Florida and have yet to meet a friendly clerk. They act like you shouldn't be there. Very crabby and no please or Thank you! If you don't like tourists, don't work at a tourist store. Bathrooms are not clean like they advertise on their signs. Prices are high. Only stop for praline pecans for my mom. read more

I stop here for praline pecans everytime I travel through. Inside they have a lot of specialty items like jams, jellies, preserves, cookbooks, T-shirts and touristy gifts. They only have a small selection of sodas and waters either by fountain or bottle. The gas pumps were extremely busy. The restrooms are well maintained. read more

Magnolia Plantation - Candy Stores Near Me - Lenox, Georgia

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Diesel price is a rip off. $1.00 per gallon higher than a few exits down the road. Never stop there again.

Can I leave less than 1 star?? I stopped for gas. And they clearly don't care about the gas station part of their business. Many pumps not working. No receipt paper and the window washer things not stocked. read more

We pulled over to take a look at this place on our way up North to get some gas but we had every intention checking out what was inside but how can you not when we saw a beautiful circulating pond with aqua water. This place was off interstate (I-75-N) and we were headed to TN to beat the storm. There were a couple of homes near by that makes me think there's got to be more civilization in the area. But we didn't have time to site see. There is also a water tower to the right of the plant. ~~~~~~~~~~ *This place has antique cast iron skillets in a couple of sizes that needs to be cleaned *They were a little rusty but a lot of people love that kind of stuff* The staff is super friendly and not a whole lot of people in line but more so looking around. The place is more of a candy shop - sweet shop. It's like a kid in a candy store. SEE YOU SOON! read more

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I read the reviews quickly before stopping in... was it easy to get to? Yes ... Were the restrooms clean? Also yes. The overpriced nuts are delicious and it was easy to get back on 75, but there was no coffee! How does a gas station not have coffee?! Just wanted to save someone else the headache of having to make a second stop on their journey if they are in search of coffee. read more

Very cute store with a "country" appeal. Full of souvenirs inside, a lot of Florida stuff in Georgia (haha). There's also plenty of farm products and jarred jams, jellies, and sauces. But, the GAS is about $1.00/Gallon than everywhere else. So, use the bathroom, look at the trinkets, but don't buy the gas unless you enjoy being gouged!!! read more

As said before very unfriendly cashiers. Thought I was in for a treat to stop. Was very disappointed. read more