Stone Mountain Pecan Co, Inc

I wanted to find a gift with a Georgia theme and decided to drive all the way out to Monroe to check out the Georgia pecans at this store.
The store has about five aisles with bags and packages of various types of nuts, dried fruit, and candies. I also saw a couple of pecan pies. (These were actually the best thing I saw there, since they looked like they had a lot of pecans and not so much syrup.) The pecans were actually a small percentage of the total merchandise, maybe about 25%.
The pecan varieties were natural, roasted and salted, glazed, and I saw one with cayenne pepper. Most of the items are in small plastic containers. They have a few gift tins as well.
The gift tins didn’t quite meet my needs. Most were fairly large, with just one type of pecan. The tins with a mixture of products for the most part had candy items mixed in, which I didn’t want. They had one gift box with three smaller tins in it. I asked if they sold those smaller tins individually, so I could pick and choose a few different types to mix and match, but they said they don’t do that. I wanted to get some natural pecans but they didn’t sell them in any type of packaging that was suitable for a gift.
The service in the store was not too helpful.
I would pass on this store next time. It’s not worth the long drive from the city.

Sometimes you feel like a nut and sometimes you don’t. Either way, this place has you covered in chocolate. They have such a selection — everything from nuts by themselves, nuts in chocolate, dried fruits by themselves, dried fruits in chocolate, and just about everything else in between. They even had pecan oil …
Some of their items are a little pricey, but overall it’s a great place to get gifts for those who love nuts!