String bean is a super cool spot where they butcher their own meat and sell their own wine. You can…read morepick your own bottle and have them open it for your table to drink in store. I got the bistro burger and it was okay but the burger was super salty for some reason. The friends were really good I wish they were just a bit crispier. Overall the service was friendly and quick and the place is very cute. You can also sit outside by the fire. Would recommend

The String Bean is a cool butcher market/deli. You can go by fresh cuts for later or you can go as…read morea guest to enjoy the food. I've been a few times and the staff has always been polite. The food is good as well, but you HAVE to carve out 1.5-2hrs each sitting. The food prep has been extremely slow every time and nothing on the menu is that complex. Things may have changed since the last time I went, but that's the only thing that prevents me from visiting again.

Trashiest one in gaston co... they barely have stuff in stock... don't try to have the promotional…read moreperks like others have. Save your time n go to belmont . .. And someone sweep n vacuum once a month..lol

Uninspired inventory doesn't quite make up for being barked at for grabbing a few empty boxes…read more(which i asked for) after spending $75.

Was told this was the biggest state liquor store in the county. Staff was friendly and helpful.read more

Friendly staff, great selection of spirits. Very clean store, always buy my liquor from this store.read more

Love this place! The food is always fresh and delicious. The staff is so wonderful and kind. Great…read morevibes!!!

Amazing selection. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. Best natural supplement selection.read more

Love this place. So much stuff and great brewing advice. Only place in the area with everything you…read moreneed for brewing.

I haven't even begun to explore the entire offerings of this store. And I'm definitely not…read moreexperienced in the world of brewing. While this is only my first brewing goods store, I seriously dig it. Can I thank the gods of the 21st Amendment to the US Constitution that ultimately led to a time in space where we can experiment with chemistry and brew our own beer? If you want to start brewing and have never done it before, you don't need to look any farther than here. They have starter kits with everything you could need for both small (1 gal) and large (5 gal) batch home brewing. There's a bucket, gallon jug, air lock, thermometer, hydrometer (both glass), bottle capper and sanitizing solutions. I'm probably missing something too. All you need to buy in addition would be the pot for boiling and some caps. Drink yourself a few beers and save the bottles for when you've made your own. Last but not least, you'll need a kit. Here they prepackage several kits for different beer styles and get it all ready for you to simply grab and go. There are 1 gal and 5 gal batch options. I've bought the Irish Red (a good first-timer beer), Hefeweizen and Oktoberfest. There are at least 5 other types that I've seen. If you're more experienced or a bit of a traditionalist, you can even build your own recipe from scratch or online guides. They have buckets of bulk dry grains and malt you can scoop to your delight. If you're in need of supplies to increase your output, cooling time, measurements, for kegging, they've got just about everything here. Including, to my surprise, things for brewing wine and even sake. The prices aren't bad, I guess. But again, I've got little to no experience and I've also heard this is the only shop in Charlotte selling this stuff so they may be able to get away with charging a premium. For now, I love this new hobby of mine and can't recommend this store more!

Mt. Holly's newest bottle shop has a great atmosphere, and a great selection of beer. The decor is…read moreperfect, preserving the original brick of the historic building while adding their own design everywhere else. The bartenders are all really nice and make insanely intuitive recommendations based on your preference of beer. Their beer selection is impeccable with a consistent rotating tap. In the back you can purchase beer from the case or take it to go. They also have wine on tap and by the bottle if you're not into beer.

After years of not going by this place, I decided to give it one more try. Bad mistake. Seems the…read moreonly music they can pick up in there is still hip-hop. Only middle aged white people were sitting in there and very few of them. So I wonder why the music selection? Regardless I will never go back. So many better options.

I went to get some needed items. Parking available. Got what I needed and was able to get through…read morecheck out quickly. I will go back. It's convenient and has what I need for my household. Love the produce and other items that I use for my meal preparation.

If I could give zero stars, I would. This is my review of the store as a former employee:…read more As a former employee of Harris Teeter in Belmont, NC; I consistently experienced the most stressful work environment I have ever encountered in my 38 years of life due to gross workplace bullying from my department manager, unrealistic productivity standards due to lack of training and this particular store's overall disregard for the final product quality, and immense gossip culture. I worked in the high demanding medical field as a licensed medical assistant for 10 years making nearly $10 more and hour than what I made as an employee at Harris Teeter, but after having my son and being out of the workforce for 3 years, I landed upon a job doing something involving a much loved enthusiasm of mine that involves one of their retail departments. I thought that I had picked a job that might involve typical retail workplace stressors, but nothing prepared for the toxic environment I was about to experience. On my first day of work, my department manager made it known to me that they resented the fact that I was hired without previous experience and not by them specifically. From day one on, my manager proceeded to give me minimal training. My manager's department rules and day-to-day methods for the way they EXPECTED me to do certain tasks were condescending and changed from one breath to the next or were completely not communicated to me. I was frequently yelled at and berated with customers present by my department manager on a daily basis as a result. My manager was doing this stuff on purpose. It was manipulation tactic to drive me out. I was constantly walking on eggshells and never knew if I was doing the task at hand correctly according to the rules of the day, which obviously gave me massive amounts of anxiety. The department manager also tried their best to manipulate me into thinking I had no choice but to work on my specified unavailable days during a certain holiday week because our specific department was known for being extremely busy during this holiday. It did not matter to my manager that working those days would create a financial hardship for my family. I would essentially be paying a babysitter my entire day's worth of pay. Upper management essentially gave my department manager a "firm talking to" 3 times in regards to the way they would yell at me me, but then turned around and gaslighted me by saying that I needed to "be faster" and "more productive" because if I was faster at processing trucks and handling customer service, my manager would have the time to train me properly. Don't even get me started on the constant gossiping going on in that store. On my first day of work, I must have had at least 5 people approach me to tell me some horror story about my boss being terrible at work towards other employees and things my manager does in their life outside of work. Working at Harris Teeter in Belmont had a negative impact on my mental health for the 5 months I worked there. I finally had enough and quit my job there, which was one of the most liberating experiences I've ever had. I honestly have lost total respect for the company as a whole because of my experience as an employee for this store. Fortunately for me, I can move on and get back to playing with my plants at home and flowers in the garden this spring and summer.

Worst company. They were not at the gate when we boarded to give us our purchased liquor that's…read moredelivered plane side. I wouldn't buy anything from these people because of my terrible experience.

Brand new ALDI that just opened a couple of weeks ago. The store has the same format that I'm used…read moreto seeing from other ALDIs - just a few aisles with dry goods, produce, dairy, frozen, canned and beer/wine. Prices are really low. They get there by low costs by not carrying everything, by only having limited brands, and by having minimal staff in the store. You'll probably not have more than four or five people working, whether it's stocking shelves or staffing registers. A couple of things you need to know before your first ALDI shop... You'll need to bring a quarter for the shopping cart. It's a deposit and you'll get your cart back when you return it. They do not bag your groceries here and bags are not free. As your purchase is rung up, it's just put back into the cart and then you'll be doing your own bagging. You're going to need to either buy their bags (not cheap) or bring your own bags. You will absolutely save money here. It's cheaper than the major supermarket chains and I think it's even cheaper than Walmart. Enjoy! [Review 14244 overall, 1567 of 2020, number 2680 in North Carolina.]

Great prices always have what I need when I go shopping great veggies and meats to choose from keep…read moreup the good work