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“Updated since last visit: Doug's family have done a good job keeping things working over there, and the kid working is just as witty as Doug was. Hope they keep up the fantastic work.”
“This is THE place for groceries and supplies on St George Island. Thanks to \\\"The Pig,\\\" we stay here a month without leaving the Island. High end meats. Fresh produce.”
“Always a pleasure to shop there.Miss Abby and her crew are always cheerful and helpful.Been going to the store location since the late 60s when Buford and Annie Mae Flowers ran it.”
7AM - 11PM
176 US-98, Eastpoint
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“Great for quick shopping for easy items , especially for food and snacks. They also have bargain prices on alcoholic beverages like wine and beer. Offering home decor to personal hygiene to health and medical supplies. Everything to go on a picnic or have a beach day, bbq items such as utensils, charcoal, aluminum foil paper plates and cups. There is also a small hardware section as well as automotive section. There is public restrooms and a small selection of clothing. Freezer and shelf food.”
“Very nice little grocery store with an amazing variety of wines, beers, cheeses and other deli food. Good selection of fruits and veggies. Very busy and crowded on a July Tuesday morning.”
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“They have basic necessities like can goods, sodas, fresh seafood, fresh fruits and vegetables. You can find baby needs and feminine items, beach toys and kites. Basically a very small grocery store for the island. You'll probably find what you need here or something close to it. I would not count on anything egg, dairy, or gluten free... Bring it with you! This isn't a specialty grocery store! It's small and gets the job done. The staff was pleasant not overly helpful because they are VERY BUSY! The parking is limited but easy to navigate. Overall good experience.... I'd shop here again vs going to the mainland.”