I came here for lunch. The hot bar is great. There are always two soups available. I enjoyed the…read moretomato basil soup. Crackers are available also. The soup was piping hot. The store is always clean and well lit. Theres also a sandwich bar. I love that everything is fresh.

Dealt with the bakery. My daughter ordered a cake for her wedding. Gave a photo of how she wanted…read moreit decorated. Was assured they could do it. What was presented was a mess and looked like a young child got to play with icing. We ordered a round cake. But was square and an epic fail. The girl at the bakery offered to fix it and make it right within an hour to an hour and a half. The second cake is beautiful. She did a great job. It looked like the picture we sent. The bakery manager was very unprofessional. Upon checking out, I found that the cake was now $12 more than what was quoted. When I inquired about the price difference, I was told it was because they had to make 2 cakes and the price reflects the amount of icing used. Don't waste your time or money. That icing isn't made of gold and should not drive up a price. No effort made to reconcile the problem. One person made a wedding day start off very stressful.

What would a shopper expect from a grocer?…read more I think the salient things are good food, fresh ingredients, a thorough selection of items, friendly & efficient service. On these criteria, this Harris Teeter excels but there is more to tell. I certainly appreciate the electric shopping carts and this is a store where they have enough so I can always use one when I come. As a handicapped veteran, this is not just appreciated but necessary! One day, a bagger inadvertently failed to bag a roast I was planning to cook for dinner. I called the store. The manager promptly delivered the meat in a refrigerated Ice Chest to my home in Reidsville, some 16 miles away. Recently, I fell injuring my knee so I looked into shopping online. Harris Teeter has a drive up area equipped with a call button. One announces one's name and the staff brings it out; load it into your trunk. You use your credit card with a wireless terminal to complete the transaction. I am super picky about the selection of vegetables and fruit. The personal shopper did as fine a job as I would, if I had selected these myself. The preparation fee is under $5. The capabilities of the online shopping are excellent right down to keeping a record of previous orders and keeping multiple shopping lists for future ease of shopping. The transactions are seamlessly coded that seem to work fine with any of my browsers. It remembers my address, Vic card, and all other important details. After I had placed an order on line, I added some more items I need to another order. The personal shopper was smart enough to merge the two orders so I would not be charged two preparation fees. Does all of this deserve 5 Stars? I know the name of many of the checkers, stock clerks, and managers. Every one of them is Uber friendly. There is more! I purchased some cheese that turned out to be past its expiration date. I returned it and the store gave me double what the item cost in cash! Now that is 5 star service.

The basic principle of baseball is "Three strikes and you're out." The same applies to any…read morebusiness. As the old cliché goes, put your money where your mouth is. As such, I nor any of my family and friends will ever be doing business with this store again. I, of course, will be sharing this on social media as I am doing now. I am also looking into whether or not a store employee violated state law by refusing to provide the name of the store manager (Marinda Hill). Had I ever done this in any of my jobs, I would have been fired on the spot. Had any of my former staff done this, I would have written them up. If you have purchased products, browsed for items and or had any negative/hostile interactions with staff at the Harris Teeter Store number #280, located at 4010 Battleground Avenue, Greensboro, NC, let the captain of the ship Know. Greg Foran is the Chief Executive Officer of The Kroger Co., the parent company of Harris Teeter. Let him know. Call, email, send a certified letter, whatever it takes. Please note the following transgressions that I am now sharing with you and numerous others. #1: Today, at approximately 5:30 p.m., Eastern Standard Time, my wife, (who suffers from a clinically diagnosed Cardiac Condition,) and I shopped at the aforementioned store and were forced to wait on a line that wrapped more than 30 feet around, blocking ingress and egress. An elderly woman in front of us complained that her back was hurting (Possible ADA violation, Fire Code and the Older Americans Act). The store staff did absolutely nothing to address this dire situation which was right in front of them. As a last ditch effort, I called the store, spoke to a woman in customer service, who I could plainly see had answered the phone, and requested the full name of the Store Manager. She steadfastly refused, even though I warned her I was going to contact North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson's office. When I later approached her, she hid her name tag and even removed it. (Deliberate Obstruction ). #2: Several months ago, date unknown, my wife and I, who have been frequent visitors to this store and probably spent upwards of $5000 over a period of two years, purchased three six packs of Canada Dry Ginger ale, which, per a clearly visible sign, was on sale. The cashier in question did not believe us when the item did not ring up as a sale item and had to doublecheck it himself, never mind the fact that several people were waiting behind us. #3: About six months ago, I stopped off at this same store and purchased Maxwell House coffee which, per the sign, was on sale for $3 less than the standard price. When I went to pay, the cashier, a young female, rang up the standard price and did not believe me when I told her it was on sale. My family served this served this Country in combat. My Dad, my uncles and my cousin, all suffered injury and trauma fighting for the freedom that this individual now enjoys. I take this personally. I can forgive one or even two transgressions, as itemized above; however, I cannot forgive a blatant lack of transparency and the arrogance of store employees who need to be reminded that people like me and my family pay their salaries. And I cannot forgive a total lack of concern for the welfare of their customers. This is not a customer service issue; this is a character issue. Please reference the contact information below for The Kroger Company. The Kroger Co. (Corporate Offices), 1014 Vine Street, 45202-1100 Cincinnati Ohio, Phone: +1 513 762-4000 Web: www.thekrogerco.com

There's not much to be said about Trader Joe's. The experience is top-tier and the food is…read moreconsistently good. They stand by their products an offer a money back guarantee which is reassuring since food is so expensive. I have never had to use it though because I've never had anything bad from the grocery store. On this particular day, Friday, I visited with some friends who had never been before. It was busy, but the staff was very helpful and friendly and efficient. Our wait time in line was minimal and I was able to grab a few new products that I haven't seen before. I will always stop in if I'm in the area. it's a breath of fresh air.

My girlfriend and I are here literally every weekend. She will always find an excuse to come to…read moretrader Joe's and i am always down. I enjoy that it is a bit smaller and low key. Everyone who works there seems like they have fun, and the selections are unique and often delicious. I didnt take a picture of it but if you get a chance to try their peanut butter and jelly beer then do it! It was amazing! I did, however, take a picture of the peonies I got my girl. They have so many flowers to choose from and they are affordable. It is easy to get something she likes.

The Old Mill of Guilford is a fun stop if you bake bread, enjoy historic places, or just appreciate…read morea picturesque setting. Established in 1767, the mill is still operating today, which makes it feel like more than just a tourist stop. When we entered, a woman greeted us and explained how the mill works. After that, we headed into the shop, where they had all kinds of flours and baking mixes. I was impressed by how reasonable the prices were and ended up buying a few different flours to try at home. It was a simple but really enjoyable stop, and I'm glad we took the time to visit.

I visited here to purchase a local sauce that I love (hawg sauce) I was previously getting it from…read moreelsewhere, but learned that it was here and this is closer to me. They sell the grains, etc., that the mill makes along with local sauces, jellies, etc..

I LOVE, love, love this store…read more From the mgr., Chris, and his Team they ALL provide the BEST shopping experience. I'm new to the area and this is my favorite store. All my friends back in ATL and STL know it. Keep up the excellent service!

Food Lion prices are better than Lowe's by a lot. Limited stock, small store, dated, employees are…read moresort of zombie's friendly but disconnected, parking is tight, always busy, customers are kind of mindless, small parking lot which just got smaller with the addition of "Ma Mavis" tire store. Place clearly caters to the SNAP crowd. Only shop here when I need something quick.

A few times a month I pick up the fried chicken & some corn bread from the hot food area. In my…read moreopinion, it is some of the best chicken being sold at a grocery store. It's seasoned just right. And always hot. And the price is just right for me. I love it!!

Been to several of their locations and feel like this one has the best selection. Food is always…read morefresh and the service great. Prices at all locations are better than Harris Teeter.

Grabbed a hot dog today. I've had better, I've had worse. Lady warmed the bun in the microwave. I…read morewould have liked it better if it were toasted on the grill. Maybe I'll try the breakfast next time.

Good food and amazing service, very friendly! I had eggs, toast, and sausage, fairly priced tooread more

My father in law put in a request for Musten and Crutchfield pimento cheese, so we made a detour to…read moreKernersville on our Stokesdale trip. Located on the old downtown Main Street, M and C carry an array of candies, gifts, bulk foods, fresh foods and other items. Worth a visit and walk through. Friendly helpful multiple staff. Clean and tidy. The family has been coming here for years.

I usually go here for their options of tuna/chicken/pasta salads. Of course, they offer all types…read moreof meats as well. They have a sausage cheese dip that is amazing! Also good fudge. The location is in the heart of downtown Kernersville.

First, let me say that I'm sad that they do not sell the granola bar pictured which is one of the…read moremain things I would always visit this location for. I will say, however, that they have a great selection of vegan/vegetarian deli meats like the corned beef, was really good on my pizza this weekend and other items that I look forward to trying. One of my main purchases here is always there corn on the cob in the frozen section. I don't know if it's because it's non-GMO, but it has a really good flavor and usually it's the only place I will buy one on the cob. Lots of other great items that they're selling bar and their food bar in the back as well.

I've been to several across the county and this has to be one of the most unstocked. There was…read morebarely any selection in every department and the prices are crazy. $2.99 for a single kiwi is outrageous even if it is organic. They had a very limited selection of gluten free products. 4 cinnamon rolls are $19.99 and they're frozen batter you have to make yourself. Plenty of parking in a large lot. The hot bar was good. The olives were delicious as was some of the fresh bread. I would go back for the bakery only.