Adcock Pecan

We stopped here a couple of years ago, on our way home to Florida We have been steady buyers using their website ever since. The pecan halves are almost juicy. They scream freshness. The roasted and salted peanuts in the shell are our scond favorite. They ship quickly and we use them for Christmas presents to our folks in other states. Great customer service and alays a high quality product.

So many options of pecans and local products, you will need to make extra time for stopping by here. I picked a nice package to have sent to a family member and it arrived in perfect condition within a few days. We selected a variety of pecans to go and they were all really fresh and delicious. The peach preserves was absolutely amazing and I wished I had bought more to take with me. Fortunately you can order more items online, so chances are most of my holiday gifts will be coming from here. Not only were the product choices extensive and high quality but the people who were working there were all super helpful as well. I would definitely stop by Adcock again, anytime I am in the area.

Road-​tripping, as I call it, from Florida to the Midwest or East demands snacking in the car. I’ve driven this I-​75 stretch countless times, and these Pecan signs always reel me in.
I typically stop at those Plantation House markets, which have fresh products. However, this was my first stop at Adcock. The verdict is in … this place rules! Lots of good Georgia-​based products to pick up.
There is truly nothing more appealing than fresh caramel popcorn with pecans. Yum. I also picked up some honey roasted peanuts. Yum. I picked up some salsa and some habanero hot sauce, too. This place also has a huge assortment of jams and jellies.
I would strongly encourage making a stop. It’s well worth the 10 or 15 minutes of traveling downtime.
The workers are very friendly, and have that thick Georgia southern accent, which adds to the appeal of this place.

Can’t miss the signs coming down I-​75 from Atlanta. We do a trip to Tennessee from Tampa, Florida every few months and have been stopping in Tifton the last couple of times for the overnights if needed. Last month, we decided to stop by Adcock Pecan to buy some Pecans and any other product. Walked out with about $ 130 worth of purchases.
Parking: right in front on the side street it’s on. Plenty? Wouldn’t say that but probably enough spaces for the amount of customers they’ll pull in at any given time.
Layout: up and back through the store. Mostly nut «meats» in the back and flavored items up front with a mix in the middle. We bought pecans, shelled peanuts, peanut brittle, those peanut logs you ate when you were a kid and those roasted peanuts in a bag.
Price: middle to low high. One of those places you go to that you can’t always sit there and say, «well, last week at the local Food Lion these were going for $ 5.00 a lb, and here there are.» but they felt middle to low high on the price range. Quality of food was great. the peanut and cashew logs they had were excellent. One of those «where have these been my whole life».
Go back: probably not every time through Tifton but maybe every other time. maybe every time for those shelled roasted large tins of peanuts.

I love to stop at this pecan store on my way through the state. From what I understand, they buy pecans from regular people who grow them in their yards and pick them to earn Christmas money for their families. Why not support that? :) they always have tasty pecans, and their pecan log roll is the best! This is an easy on, easy off the highway stop, so don’t pass it up :)

Very nice large clean beautiful store. Best price on pecans and absolutely largest selection. Got all my holidays nuts and gifts here. Well worth the stop. Did not like the touristy stops through Florida. Stop here instead!

On our roadtrip to florida having just left atlanta, we saw so many billboards along the freeway advertising pecan outlets and having know that Georgia is known for producing pecans we stopped by this place that is just off the freeway… this place is huge and has lots of various nuts and pecans reasonable priced, we got a 2lb bag of pecan and homegrown Georgia peach jam… very clean place and has restrooms as well

The pecans are very good, but the real draw for me is their selection of local jellies and jams, and *especially* their salad dressings.
The Key Lime salad dressing is absolutely out of this world; and the mayhaw jelly is not not to be passed up.
I’ve actually gone out of my way to take a detour up from IH-​10 in Florida just to stop here and pick up several jars of their jellies, and *especially* several bottles of their Key Lime salad dressing.
Customer service is a bit lacking — seems like high school girls are at the cashier station, but the product more than makes up for the somewhat indifferent customer service.

We stopped here 2 weeks ago on the way to Florida. It was nice to get up and stretch and walk around the store. They had a lot of products. On the negative side was the 2 girls working there never even looked up from their cell phones to say hello.

Have shopped here several years and their new crops of pecans (Pawnee, Desirables) in the fall are always wonderful! The prices are better than our local Wal-​Mart, too, as we got a 5-​pound bag of in the shell pecans for $ 25.00. They also ship pecans, but since we were there, we just picked them up. They also have great variety of hot sauces, candies, jellies, syrups. A big store reminiscent of my trips to Florida in the 1960s! If you missed buying souvenirs, here’s a great place to stop on your way home! See you next year, Adcock! (Pecans free extremely well)

Yea, it’s got a giggle worthy name for a store. Yea, it’s definitely outside of the Perimeter and no where near Atlanta. Yea, it’s got a ton of fantastic tasting pecans!
Several little places south of Macon swear by their pecans, but Adcock seems to be a warehouse that has any type of pecan product you want, from traditional shell, paper shell, already shelled and packaged, toasted, cinnamon crusted, CHOCOLATE covered, pecan logs, pecan brittle… and those are just the nuts. Keep on looking and you’ll find various jellies, cookies, butter, fudge and just a general all purpose store.
Staff is pretty friendly and the parking lot is always full. It helps to that you’ll know about Adcock 20 miles before you reach the exit from all the billboards, but fortunately they’re just off of the interstate exit.
The prices can be a little on the pricey side, considering I spent just short of $ 50 on pecan merchandise, but I walked away with a 5 lb bag of pecans in the shell ($ 24), a 10 ounce bag of toasted pecans, shelled ($ 6.50), a 4.5 ounce bag of cinnamon crusted pecans ($ 4.50), and a 12 ounce bag of pecan halves (already shelled) ($ 9).
Bottom line, if you kinda like pecans, stop on in and check these guys out. If you love pecans, then you didn’t need to read this anyway!