Harris Teeter

It’s always a good time when I come to this location. Today we came in bean sprouts (my dad was on the hunt for some all day). When we went in, the first question we asked was if they had any and we were helped right away. Justin in produce told us that they did have any bean sprouts. The company that provides for the store will be out for a week or so. That’s just a very long time. While that disappointed me, I moved my way to the olive bar. I loveeeeeee the olive bar. I made my own little batch and moved my way down to the ice cream and grabbed some Ben & Jerry’s. This location has so much to offer but I am just disappointed in the fact that the one thing I came in for wasn’t there.

This place is cool as anything out there. The selection is always fresh and they have tons of local produce and local products. This is a great store with great staff always willing to help. They have a huge wine and beer aisle and also some really cool buffets for example Asian, salad, and trail mix. I would tell anyone to try this out.

And for my 100^th review… Harris Teeter!
I had no idea this place existed until I got my nails done a month ago. I didn’t think much about it because we were never Harris Teeter people. It kind of just seemed like one of those posh places I had no business being in.
Well, I was wrong! My aunt told me about how nice it was in there and how she even peeped some employees from a certain supermarket chain shopping there instead. «There food is just fresher at Harris Teeter.» No lie. The prices aren’t cheaper, but there has to be a reason why people are flocking to it. I’ll do a lot to save a buck, but maybe the extra coins are worth it?
Getting into the parking lot is a little tricky, but if you’re the type of driver to give your passengers heart attacks like me, you’ll have no problem finding your way to a parking space. ^_​^ We walked in and my eyes immediately found the Starbucks.
Ding!
I’m a Starbucks junky (venti iced green tea latte with soy milk, hold the ice), but I didn’t bother visiting since I wanted to take a look around the store and be out. I told myself I’d catch them next time because I was on a mission: to the pizza oven. They had a few sitting out: bbq chicken, plain cheese, steak, etc. I let my mind wonder for a bit as we wandered about the store. They had an Asian hot bar. I dunno if it changes everyday, but the food sure did look enticing. So did the fresh bread samples, fish that smelled of the ocean, and… CHICKEN LIVER PATE! If I could live off of this stuff, I would!
Ding ding!
We weaved our way up and down the aisles, saw what they had on sale, what looked good. While I wasn’t paying attention, my mother put some muscadine grapes in the cart (by Cottle Farms, which were suuuuuper good — I ate most of them and kept the cute bucket they came in). After a bit, I found some brownies and put them in the cart as well. Eight squares for $ 6. They were okay. Nothing like the one I had from My Vegan Sweet Tooth, though.
After walking around for 30 minutes, I made up my mind and got a nice, hot slice of Pizza Margherita. It was either that or plain cheese since I don’t eat pizza with meat on it. Bleh! Got back to the car, sat down, and took a bite.
Ding ding ding!!!
It was great! The flavours were perfect, the pizza was heated through just enough, and the basil wasn’t burnt! My mother even took two bites and she can’t even stomach pizza that isn’t thin crust. It was amazing! I ate it too fast and gave myself a headache and heartburn, but it was soooo worth it!
Honestly, it’s been a while since I was this impressed with a store. I can see myself shopping there in the future. Sorry, Walmart. :/​I dunno if this is permanent, but you won’t be seeing me for a while.

I love this place. I’m just visiting to Sandbridge but I have started to seriously consider moving here for this store and the Upton Drive shopping centers.
Went here for fish after waiting too long to visit the fish markets. They had a great selection and the butcher was very helpful. Plus the salmon I got was about 50% off per pound! He told me to make sure I got a VIC card to get the discount. I found out later if you’re just visiting they have a store VIC card anyone can use, though.
They also had these ‘recipe-​sized’ herbs, which I haven’t seen before and was very useful being on vacation! I also think I was a bit hungry but the vanilla granola was so delicious, I had to get some. Found out the hard way the PLU to ring up ‘salad bar items’ is printed on the plastic container, but I think that’s a really smart idea.
I will be back Harris Teeter! I wish I could bring you back with me to Richmond.

Great new Harris Teeter! I’m jealous of those who live near this one. Would love to have it down the street from my house. They’ve got a peanut butter station that cranks out some really good PB! And love the trail mix bar!
I’m loving the new, lower pricing strategies they’re implementing while keeping some of their great specials — like the $ 7.99 pizzas on Mondays, Sub Club (they have great subs!), double coupons every day, lots of Buy 2 Get 3 Free specials, Meal Deals (huge savings there!) etc.
It’s a shame we can’t take this places with us when we move to San Diego. I’m gonna miss it.

Spanking new Teeter and it looks just as nice as every other I have shoped in the Carolinas and Virginia. Clean, bright, helpful, well stocked and with shopping carts that have four workign wheels.
I wasn’t doing a full shop today, but I did take a minute to look over the Asian bar and the salad bar, walk through the produce and meat departments heading down one grocery aisle. All looked great.
Love the Teeter subs (though I would say that Publix has better sliced meats) and the guy who put my sandwich together was enthusiastic if still figuring out how to do it right. A for the effort, dude.
There is a Starbucks inside.

I am a huge fan of the Harris Teeter brand. I usually shop at HT weekly anyway Bc I like that it’s less crowded and has some upscale foodie brands.
I’ve been anxiously awaiting the opening of this location at the intersection of Princess Anne Rd and Seaboard (across from the Food Lion that used to be a Bloom) because it’s like 5 minutes from my house.
Finally stopped in yesterday and was not disappointed. It’s all shiny and new with seasonal items out front and a REALLY nice Starbucks upon entry. It’s the nicest grocery store Starbucks I’ve yet to see. Plenty of seating and nice gals working who had sample drinks out for folks to try.
The HT itself had the standard fare most do but the nice warm fresh pizza bar is a new touch. Reminded me of Whole Foods.
It also has a pharmacy.
Nice location with plenty of parking and great location for those in Red Mill.