Harris Teeter

An average grocery store, have the usual items. The produce section has both organic and regular options which is nice.
They have a couple areas with things you can try, usually strawberries, pineapple, bread and some spreads.
The staff… hit or miss for sure! Some days I’ve met some great folks who say hello as you shop and other times (usually at the register) they’re cranky as ever!
Be sure to watch the price monitor, the sale items rarely ever ring up correctly! Make sure to get those savings where you are supposed to

Oh gracious Harris Teeter at this location. My experience with it meant pancakes or other baked goods. It usually had multiple options on how to make the pancakes as well as had available fruit to add. It gave me the coconut juice I so cherished. Though our time was short, its stock was ever plenty!
This place is fabulous for always being open and having the ingredients that I needed at worthy prices.
This location is near plenty of other businesses if you have other errands to run. It is easy to get to off of 54 by turning on to Meadowmont Lane.

I ordered a case of wine and pre paid for it and they never called me to let me know it was in.
The whole staff is trained to hate coupons.
Too Bad! Coupons are here to stay.

Being as our family recently moved into the Meadowmont village area, we frequent Harris Teeter almost as often as our other common shopping area, Super Target. The convenience of having this place quite literally RIGHT across the street, however, is wonderful.
I had never heard of a Harris Teeter before moving here. The name threw me, and honestly for the longest time we kept butchering the name (our favorite has been «Hillery Tillery Tweeter»). Quite frankly I can’t say I’ve been to a nicer grocery store in my short 28 years of life!
Everything is clean, organized, and well-​kept, the produce is local and SO fresh, the selection is phenomenal, and the beer and wine selections in themselves are fantastic! It has a cross between «hometown» and pricey/​upscale vibe going on.
Initially I was afraid that the prices would be out of this world, but with a VIC card and their HT brand (just as Target has Up & Up), you end up with really great deals! The local produce is really well-​priced as well, but my views may be skewed, as we were moving from an overseas military base and their «fresh» produce prices were exorbitant.
The customer service and staff are wonderful — never had a bad grocer, and everyone’s always so friendly with our 9-​month old!

I have been going to this particular Harris Teeter for almost two years now. It is a great place to shop but it can get very busy during lunch time with UNC and several retirement communities nearby. If you are a fan of Harris Teeter this is one you will probably like.
My biggest complaint about this particular Harris Teeter is the fact that the touch screen on the Redbox is a disaster. There are many times I want to get a movie for under $ 2 but I do not have the patience to deal with the completely messed up Redbox. Other than the Redbox I have no complaints. There is also a nice Starbucks attached to this Harris Teeter that has outside seating. In fact, I am typing this particular review from that Starbucks.

They have the usual grocery items, though, their staff doesn’t know where anything is. Very odd.
Must be a southern thang.
Ya feel me?

Kind of pricey, but I love the atmosphere. Great layout and the store is always bright. I know I’m too old to be grabbing a free sugar cookie but … I can’t help myself!

Another one close by. The roads they are off of also run on either side of where we live, so depending on where else we need to go determines which we use if we want Harris Teeter specifically.