Harris Teeter

My name is Ricky and I go to the pharmacy within Harris Teeter at this specific location to receive meds on time and with special care. I’m writing this review because of the wonderful service I receive from all the pharmacist and technicians, especially from Meghan (one of the pharmacy technicians from the Harris Teeter pharmacy). She’s very informative, knowledgeable, cares about the patients & I can always count on her to give me the proper information with complete accuracy, as well with a smile. If she doesn’t know in answer to a question asked, she will find out or honestly tell you she does not know while directing you the proper resources to find the answer your looking for. Think you to the whole pharmacy, and what’s again thank you Meghan for doing your job well.

My wife filled out the appropriate form to order a fresh (unfrozen)turkey for Xmas. When I arrived to pick it up, they claimed they did not have a turkey for us, and had no form. They did give us a frozen turkey –but that is not at all what we wanted. Unreliable.

Clean and well-​organized with decent deals with the Harris Teeter loyalty program conveniently located a sort walk to a Exxon gas station, Great Clips hair salon and the luxurious Chapel Hill North apartments…
There was ample free parking space.

I stopped in this afternoon to pick up a snack on the way home. I decided on a Boars Head package of ham and cheese cross cut wraps with lettuce. Starving, I dug in sitting in the parking lot. Yuck! It was filled with grit from unwashed lettuce. I couldn’t even work through it. It was sandy. If the didn’t wash the sand off, I guess whatever field «additives» there were are still there.
I’m a one and done guy. You don’t get a second chance to gross me out or make me sick.

I generally have had a ok time here but had a very unpleasant experience. My girlfriend went to go find what we were looking for and I went to the bathroom for I was I’m distress and hurting bad. I’m my frantic situation I accidentally went into the women’s bathroom. A embarrassing moment in itself. A women that worked there knocked and said it was the women’s. Embarrassed I apologized and went to the men’s. Outside the door I heard her bellyaching and complaining about how it’s obviously marked men’s and women’s. I was in pain and had panicked. She was exceptionally mean about the embarrassing accident. I’ve have been shown here that Harris teeter employees don’t care about there customers and just want to work there job and get paid. Not caring about how there customers experience there store. Harris teeter has a great selection in food but there employees at least shown by this don’t care if there customers feel bad about themselves. I don’t blame them for not understanding the situation but don’t talk crap about me when I can here it perfectly.

I swear, the people in CH just don’t realize how good they have it when it comes to groceries.
After growing up in CH, I too might have said Teeter is just an okay grocery store. Now, after living in Boston and NYC — to have a store this big with this much affordable fresh produce and special foods, I feel grateful! Parking is becoming more scarce due to the construction and mall revitalization efforts, but still a good store. And one of the better Teeters in the area (come on the Carrboro one is ACTUALLY awful).
I also disagree with the people who said you can’t find organic/​fair trade/​fresh/​healthy — HT has all of these things, maybe just not always local.

This is my friends’ neighborhood grocery so I stopped in a couple of times while visiting them over a long weekend.
The store is well laid out and was really clean. The staff was nice and helpful. The signage was good and even as a newbie I could find what I was looking for. The parking lot seemed a bit janky but that may just be the drivers…
Good selections of grocery basics and decent prices.

The Harris Teeter on MLK Blvd, Chapel Hill, NC is one of my favorites. There’s plenty of parking, the store is always well staffed and it offers online shopping/​Express Lane. I loath grocery shopping but don’t mind shopping here. (Plus, there’s an ABC across the parking lot for one-​stop shopping)

If you’re looking for any of the following: local, fresh, organic, fair trade, or healthy
Harris Teeter is not for you. I come here only if it’s emergency, and I do like their self check-​out lanes– but that can’t make up for the lack of quality items.

What irks me the most about HT is how misleading their sales are. It seems to me that the original pre-​sale price is exaggerated, thus creating a false low price for the sale. Take Heineken 12packs for instance. HT will mark the original price @ $ 17.99 then mark it down to a sale price of $ 14.99. Any Heineken drinker will tell you that the average price of Heineken in this area is $ 14.99 with a sale price of $ 11.99. Its not just beer that is overpriced. Most items across the board are easily 15−30% higher than other supermarkets. So what justifies these high prices? Is it the impeccable service? NO. Is it the overall shopping experience? NO, you have to push your cart down an aisle like everywhere else. Is it that they carry exotic hard to find items? Nope.
I will say that there is some good value in their weekly specials. There are also some very good deals in the meat department. This however does not make up for the fact that you will be overpaying for every other item in your cart.

What can I say about this location? It is great! Period! It is a market style store with a great deli and a HUMONGOUS selection of beer and GOOD wines. Very convenient location right of of MLK. Only negatives, parking spots are a little small and the prices can be a bit high if you don’t have your VIC card. Otherwise, GO TEETERING!

I wish my Harris Teeter where I live is like this one. I walk in and usually I know exactly what I want, the pharmacy there is nice and they help us across the street if we need them. In general this place is a great grocery store with awesome and friendly staff!

Yeah. I know. I’m reviewing a Harris Teeter. Who knew it would come down to this?
But no, really. It’s 5 minutes from my apartment and open 24 hours. What more do you people want?
Plus, conveniently ignoring the fact that I have a Netflix account, they have a nice little redbox inside (instead of outside! what a luxury) for me to use without the pre-​requisite glaring sun blacking out all the movies.

I love this place! They have a lot of items I found interest in, and they even make various sushi rolls right in the store for less than you would pay in a restaurant. Granted it’s not traditional Japanese sushi, it’s still decently priced for what you get.
Prices are okay, some items are a lot cheaper than you would pay at other places, including Wal Mart. They didn’t have everything I wanted from there, but the service, knowledgeable and kind employees made up for it.

Back in 2008, I used to frequent this particular Teeter on my way home to Hillsborough from work in Chapel Hill. Other than the higher-​than-​average prices I’ve now come to expect from any HT, I never had any complaints. I’ve long since moved to Carrboro, but recently spent two weeks house-​sitting in the northern part of Chapel Hill and had the opportunity to shop here again.
The store’s much the same as I remember – clean, well-​stocked, and well-​lit. It’s large, but not overwhelmingly so like the Kroger on Southwest Durham Drive. The produce, floral, and prepared foods departments are all very good. The employees are friendly and helpful. I certainly prefer this location over the one in my neighborhood, but it’s out of my way for weekly shopping.

Although I feel weird reviewing a single Harris Teeter – one of many of the ubiquitous chain here in North Carolina, this one stands out for me. Since it’s located at the upper fringes of Chapel Hill, it has plenty of room to spread out – unlike, say, the one in Carrboro. As a result, it has a lot of floor space devoted to a slightly more upscale clientele, probably a business move to compete with Whole Foods and similar places where people can buy cruelty-​free tofu.
At any rate, what’s impressed me here lately is an embiggened deli area, complete with a really nice olive bar. They also have a good selection of fancier store-​baked bread and a lot of uncommon fruits and vegetables. The aisles are wide and easy to navigate, and there are plenty of banks of self-​checkout machines.
So, um, yeah. That’s my review of… a Harris Teeter. You can all sleep soundly now.

Alright. When I first moved here, I loved this supermarket. My name is Harry. This place is my teeter! Harry’s Teeter. Anyways…
As far as grocery stores go, you walk into a nice brightly lit store with a decent produce area, deli, clean butcher/​fish area. It’s stocked like a standard grocery store with a pretty nice beer and wine area. You’ll find most of the normal stuff, but where it lacks for me is in two areas:
1 — Ethnic foods. Oh sure it’s got the ethnic isle where I can buy salsa and some asian noodles, but in the meat department I couldn’t find ox tail for the longest time (after numerous requests I see it occasionally).
2 — Price. Harris Teeter has the highest prices of all the grocery stores in the area. Be aware of that. I’m usually surprised that my groceries cost so much for what I’ve gotten, but when you mess with my teeter, expect to pay out the nose. Food Lion, Lowe’s, and other stores can save you more. Though some ladies know how to work the coupons to really max out the Teeter’s double and triple coupon deals.
Still for the clean, well stocked, convenient grocery store — this is one of our family’s main grocery stores.