I usually go across the way to the Shell/McDonald's but today I'm glad I didn't. The store is old…read moreand I had difficulty finding prices for items on the shelves. These things are trivial to the super nice employees. I literally came in to use the bathroom and get some coffee-breath fighting gum but was treated to the nicest staff ever! The restroom was clean and smelled fabulous. The store was well organized and sufficiently stocked. I have heard good things about the Subway but have not had the opportunity to make a purchase. I will be back even if just for the employees.

There was nothing 5 star about this gas station nor its bathrooms. There were very few prices on…read moreitems, but the selection of items was ok. The bathrooms were dark and had a janky old hand dryer and no baby changing station. The associate didn't speak to us at all so I cannot speak to their friendliness.

Exterior This grocery store has had several iterations since…read moreI was a little girl. Piggly, Bi-Lo and a host of others that I can't remember. Same big, spacious parking lot. Interior The most recent owner has done some stuff to make it look more upscale, like faux interior wood flooring. Price / Value / Food I found some very good deals in the meat department. Unlike any of it's predecessors, they have Boar's Head deli meats. They have a hot bar with stuff like fried chicken, fried pork chops, mac & cheese. Apparently the offerings change daily but there's a schedule (ie fried fish on Fridays). Customer Service As usual, the customer service was top notch. The deli attendant made a mistake and sliced nearly 2.5 lbs of turkey instead of a quarter pound (0.25) and one night when I ventured in, someone from the deli had dished up portions of food and priced them without labeling the contents so the staff had no way of knowing if the containers contained sweet potato casserole, mac n cheese or what - but we all gotta give people grace in this day of struggle staffing. Overall I hope these guys stick around. They also own The Market (restaurant and seafood market).

Much needed in the Darien area. Has not only what you want but what you need…read more The staff are wonderful and so many there to help. Some of the prices are a bit high compared to competitors but shop local!!! The prices are fine when you factor in the convenience of location. The parking lot was completely done along with the interior. It's clean, modern and well organized. When it was BiLo it felt horribly crowded. Welcome to Darien because this store makes our tiny town look good!

Underwhelming when we arrived to the first GA peach world location, did not realize there was a 2nd…read morelocation. However, the staff is very engaging and made the samples very inviting and exciting. Left the store with many treats! Ended up visiting the second location for more peach cobbler!! Can't wait to go back!

This is a small unassuming place next to the freeway but get inside and there are selections from…read morewall to wall. They make peach slushies and fudge and then every type of peach jams/preserves/sauces/salsas. It takes time to look through everything. There are several samples and we walked out w a couple items and will stop by again when we're in the area.

If you come to this location, be prepared to wait. Self checkouts are regularly down and only one…read morecashier working a register, usually. While the store is relatively clean and stocked, you are better off going somewhere else unless you have A LOT of time to stand around.

Stopped by to get just a few items. The store was clean, well stocked and the customer service was…read moregood. The placement of the items were typical for walmart and easy to locate. It is in a great location and is very convenient.

I love the food & portion size of the meal combos. The service could be a little better but I…read morebelieve they just need better training for staff. I always bring my out of town people here & they love the food.

I recently stopped into the Walthourville Meat Market after seeing so many good reviews and social…read moremedia posts. Not only is it a meat market, they have a full on hot bar including cooked seafood. I grabbed some frozen wings, bacon and chicken breasts. Then I grabbed some sides and fresh shrimp. The hotbar items were delicious and the frozen items were fresh. Everyone was really friendly and they had so much to offer for great prices.

When you are visiting the Eulonia - Townsend area this is the only grocery store around…read more Fortunately, it's a good market. They usually have Guinness. It really is a good spot to buy your boozes if you want something other than Mad Dog 20/20. Matter of fact they are one of the few places that you can purchase Guinness in McIntosh County. The Darien Pig while bigger usually does not have Guinness. All the employees here are friendly and always willing to help you find what you need. You usually don't have to wait in line very long and they bag your groceries with a smile. The laid back coastal attitude can be felt here. Prices are a little high at this Pig. The do have a monopoly on the market. The only other store around is Dollar General. Make sure to get a PFC card. One other big tip, you might want to give the Pig a call before you head up to buy groceries if it's after 9 p.m. Over the years the Pig's hours have changed. I'm not sure how late they stay open these days. During the Christmas season this Piggly Wiggly always has great deals on Christmas trees.

Happened upon this place traveling along the 95 from Florida to Charleston, South Carolina…read more Who doesn't love peaches?! They have tons to offer from sauces to baked goodies and fresh peaches of course. The Peach lemonade was amazing! Picked up a few gifts. The Peach Cobbler mix and peach butter which sounds super delicious! On the property they have a few interactive activities such as mining. You can purchase your rough in store. They have adorable goats who just love attention. Also, a few photo ops under the tent display. Super cute place, it's a must stop!

Lots of peach flavored things to try and *most* everyone is helpful (more on that soon). The owner…read morebasically turned an old gas station into an overpriced tourist trap. Everything is 2x the price it should be but I felt good buying all the way up to the end because you can tell they are trying. There was a younger girl checking people out and constantly saying "I have a recipe for almost everything in here". Ok, so share it so we don't pay $20 for a pie in a jar. When it was my turn to check out she was hollering at the other girl that stepped up to help a couple wanting to sample the booze. She yelled 3 times before just leaving my transaction was even completely wrung up!! In disbelief, I was just wondering if she was even going to come back...nope! Another lady came up and asked if I was finished. Completely ruined experience because she wanted to help people with booze but couldn't finish helping the customer in front of her. Also, all the yelling is uncalled for it wasnt a big store! Skip unless you like overpaying.

It's funny because before we crept up on this natural beauty. Bink, my sister and I had been…read morehanging in a park eating Damon's Famous wings and fries (sans the wings for me!). We joked about the health options in a little town like Jesup, where much of the diet is probably fried or smothered in meat fat. Then I saw a sign, no really, a sign for a natural food store. With no knowledge of the town and little cellular service, I figured I'd have to miss out on an opportunity of this sacred place. Lucky, a little bit of bad directions bumped us right into Garden of Eat'n, a natural food store right off the railroad tracks in Jesup, Ga. I was in need of tea tree oil, and Walmart did not have it, but of course Garden of Eat'n had 10 different types! One of the managers was very helpful in pointing us to the tea tree oil and offering other uses for the natural oil. I also grabbed some Jason deodorant and Tom's toothpaste. Everything was reasonably priced. There were organically grown produce, about six freezers full of whole food items, a wall of Fort Negrita-esque periodicals and a few mini isles of non-perishable natural foods. I'd like to think of it as a quickie mart for green-life lovers. The store is humble in style and atmosphere, and you can't beat a local grocery store. If you are ever randomly in Jesup or northeastern Georgia and you need a veggie burger or a fair trade coffee, visit Garden of Eat'n. Get more about green living www.fortnegrita.com

I asked them to order something, they said they would, never called me back. Then I go there, and…read morethe charge my card and tell me it didn't go through, then I pay cash and two days later they charge my card. I come to get my money back and they lady says she doesn't know how to do it on the register? Then why are you working there?