apparently likes to shut down early. waited in the car and called but no one would answer for about…read more20 mins. Then he magically came out and locked the doors 20 mins before closing time. waste of time.

I love R&J produce. If your from the Caribbean he has a lot of the seasonings and foods that you…read moregrew up with. The customer service is also excellent. He has saved or restaurant in a number of occasions. Thank you RJ for always coming through for us. Good To Go Jamaican Restaurant Glennis and Dwayne Smith

The viral mango fruit is honestly one of the best sweet treats I've ever had!!! ABSOLUTE BANGER!!!…read more(I'd add a photo but it was gone before I pulled my phone out)

Awesome place!!! I would totally recommend…read more.. I live in Hawaii and my daughter lives in GA. I wanted to get her something other than flowers for her birthday and just so happen came across Delectable Fruits.... it was so reasonably priced and they had a great selection of options of sweets goodies and balloons!!! I forgot to share what I wanted on the card and Mike is the best he called me all the way in Hawaii to ask - WOW- words cannot express my gratitude for the customer service!! The bouquet of chocolate covered strawberries was so cute! My daughter said the chocolate was perfect as it didn't take away from the sweetness of the strawberries. She loved and that made my heart smile knowing that all though she 5k miles away!! Thank you so much..... Get your order in you won't be disappointed!! Make someone's day with an order of goodies no occasion needed!

This is a smaller, neighborhood market type of Walmart store. It doesn't look like this Walmart…read moreNeighborhood Market has supply chain issues, 6/21/22, except for baby formula. It's well stocked, clean, produce fresh! Three out of four cashier lines operational today, and the rest is self checkout. Get your propane tanks here, as well as, Redbox movie rental.

I had a nice leisurely afternoon at the farmer's market in Hinesville. My first time there and it…read morewas easy to find with lots of parking . There were a handful of vendors when I arrived. I found a tent that was selling key lime cake which I had to try...YUMMM! I bought a mini pecan pie and a mini sweet potato one too. Met a woodcraft artist, spoke to him for awhile. I bought a pestal and mortar set which was really reasonable. As I was ready to leave several more vendors showed up. Looked like farmers with their produce. I will definitely return to the market and venture out to visit the local small shops nearby.

Cute little local farmers market with local farmers and artisans. There was a guy there with the…read morebest smelling bbq and I intend to go back to try it. It is small and I would love to see it grow because I love supporting local farms. I'm not sure if many people know about it. You can get fresh fruits, vegetables, boiled peanuts...The shops downtown are open so it makes for a nice afternoon stroll. Great place to buy local and support your community!

You'll find Bootleggers in the small town of Walthourville, at their only signal light…read moreintersection, on Highway 84, between the cities of Ludowici and Hinesville. It's shockingly well equipped with all price points of liquor that you might be looking for! Want beer or wine? They have that, too.

Cool place. It's a bit out of the way but a straight drive up 84. Lots of variety and selections…read more Had liquors I had never heard of before. Aisles had a good amount of space for multiple people. Prices were average. Service was quick ND professional. I love seeing the assortment of mini liquors they had.

Service was really nice the food is good this place is a 10/10 and I would come againread more

We have only been here three months in Glennville. Our first experience was not great. My wife…read moreordered grilled scallops, slaw, and crab nuggets for take-out. The scallops were fried , not grilled, and the slaw was like soup. I ordered fried scrimp and it was OK, but the grits were like water, no taste at all. I thought $45 for 2 takeout plates was too much for the mediocre quality. They only accept CASH.

I had read an article last week that there used to be a Farmers' Market in Richmond Hill that took…read moreplace at JF Gregory Park. It closed for the 2018 season and then no news of it ever reopening in 2019. Thankfully, the Activities Coordinator of Magnolia Manor, a retirement community, of all places, located on Timber Trail, next to the Richmond Hill History Museum, decided to organize one! Today was the official launch! - Parking - Parking lot of Magnolia Manor. - Where - The vendors were set up on the portion of the parking lot parallel to Timber Trail. - When - May to November Third Saturday of the month 9am to 1pm Rain or shine - Who - The vendors are a mix of local farmers, home based businesses like handmade soaps, baked goods, crafts, jewelry, ceramic pottery and painter. There was even a local Boy Scouts chapter offering pretzels. Some vendors of interest: Bell Family Raw Honey - Richmond Hill Jones Creek Farm - Midway Beasley Ceramics - Richmond Hill Swallowtail Pines - Richmond Hill - fresh eggs, wool dryer balls, fresh rabbit Genesis Moon Soaps - Richmond Hill My finds: Cottage Chef - Richmond Hill - brownies were dense and moist! Carico Farms - Darien - Aquaponic and Hydroponic - bought some yellow jumbo cherry tomatoes and a live basil plant. Let's see if I can keep it alive. I've killed bamboo. I know... shhhhhhhh. Billy's Botanicals - Richmond Hill - Fresh veggies and local shrimp caught within 24 hours - Bought some edible flowers. Brothers in Farms - Eulonia - bought some mix of hydroponic greens. I was told that for next month, there will be separate sections for farmers/food vendors and crafters. Support local! It's great to see the revival of a Farmers's Market in Richmond Hill!

I noticed the kiosk set up of Ella Fresh Fruit Bar (EFFB) when I popped in to check out Taco Grande…read morea couple of weeks ago. Both Taco Grande and EFFB are all within the same space as Big Bazaar Indian and Mexican Grocery. I noticed the big banner hung outsIde of the building in Spanish, but it had fruit cocktail looking items and naturally, I was curious. Upon entering, I inquired inside and the Indian lady informed me it was opening this week, so here we are. This is a Mexican Style Fruit Bar. They have all sorts of fruit (and certain veggie) concoctions. Some have diced fruits, some are parfaits with layers of fruit flavored yogurt and some are just over the top (literally), like the one we chose! They had one with a combination of fruits and cucumber and other with jicama (pronounced he-kah-ma, a.k.a Mexican turnip). If you don't know, it's a root and I feel like it's almost a cross between an Korean/Asian Pear and a Daikon Radish. It has a similar texture to both, with the same crunch, but without the spicy-ness of the radish nor the sweetness of the pear. At first, you may think that the fruit concoctions themselves may not be Mexican, but the choice of combinations (like cucumber or jicama) with the way it's prepared and the choice of toppings they provide at the end, will make you think otherwise. They have chili powder, hot sauce, sprinkles (yes, sprinkles!) and this pink sugar-looking topping that is sweet, but sour! These were only some of the choices. What we ate - I picked the most over-the-top one for my kids and I....oooooooobviously! Fruit Cup - Spears of Honey Dew melon, pineapple, papaya, mangos and it had a Strawberry Rose! So pretty! All the fruits were ripe and sweet and the guy then squeezed half a fresh orange all over it (and was about to add lime too, but I declined as I was sharing with my kids). I chose not to put any toppings, because again, my kids. Sigh... Mango Rose - This was a special request from Yours Truly. I had seen the Strawberry Rose on the fruit cup and I asked him if he did the same with mangos, because I thought my kids would get a kick out of it. It's cheap entertainment! I told him that I was from Montreal and that I would see these Mango Roses sprinkled with chili powder during the Summer at festivals and they sold like hotcakes! He happily obliged and made us one. He picked a nice, ripe mango, peeled it, stuck a bamboo chopstick in the stem part and then cut it like a rose, just like at the festivals in Montreal! Oh, the memories! They all came back! Vibe - They have built the kiosk on the right of the space as you walk in. They are still waiting on their logos and menus, so please be patient. The whole space in general has a lot going on. Mexican grocery and EFFB on the right, butcher in the back, Indian Grocery in the middle, Taco Grande to the left and Arcade in the front, but hey, if you are looking for all those things, it's a one stop shop! They also let us eat our fruit treats at the tables on the Taco Grande side, so that was nice. Service - He was so nice. He gave my kids a piece of jicama to try and added the mango in the fruit cup which was not in the original cup. He went out of his way to get a mango, peel it and cut a few spears off and added it to the cup, because I told him they liked mangos. On top of that, he happily executed my request for the Mango Rose because he knew what I was talking about and knew how to do it. Now is that great customer service?! Yes or yes?! Kid-Friendly - Yes! Both kids devoured it! Five dollars for an overflowing fresh fruit cup and two dollars for a Mango Rose was money well spent IMO, especially for a healthy after school treat and the memories it brought back of home.