It was my first time coming to this particular Publix, and I had a great experience…read more Centrally located in Mint Hill in a santalone building with plenty of free parking, this Publix has just like any other of its kind has, including a variety of products to choose from, fresh produce, clean aisles and good ambiance and friendly staff. I came for milk, bread, cheese and fruit, and found everything I needed with decent prices. Overall, 100% recommended.

Friendly people. Decent sized parking lot. The area is quiet so not alot going on. But you will be…read morestared at if you're not from the area. Its a small town within the city so they'll know.

I love Aldi, not only their selections and prices, but also their hiring practices! I am a regular…read moreshopper here and have been in need of a job, so I decided to apply to a few local locations. They let me know in a TIMELY manner that they have moved forward with other applicants. That is a level of respect I couldn't even get at county jobs I applied to. Not even hurt by it, just glad they didn't keep me in limbo as I look into other opportunities . Feels odd to give them a good review for not going forward with my application but in today's world, even basic respect from a company is rare!

Food is much cheaper and fresher. As long as you're not hung up on getting store brands you can…read morereally save money.

love how nice and clean the store is, you will never walk in and see a dirty bathroom. That is very…read moreimportant !! The customer service is also fantastic.

We're under a mandatory mask order, yet when I walked in on July 14th, not a single employee was…read morewearing a mask. When another customer entered behind me, she lamented that she forgot her mask, and was going to retrieve it. An employee told her not to worry, the masks are uncomfortable anyway. I informed this employee that my grandmother died of covid, and that's MUCH more uncomfortable than wearing a mask; she expressed an apology, but still b didn't put on a mask. Im high risk, with asthma and a cardiac problem, and am deeply disappointed in this place of business, for myself and community. I have reported this to corporate, but will never frequent another Earps again. Circle K all the way

I have always been a publix girlie, but Lowes foods has really been winning me over. It's a bit out…read moreof the way for me, however it's well worth it. I mean $1 mimosas from the beer den while shopping, yes please!! The staff are nice, the store is organized and always clean. They often times have samples, and they had an extensive selection of organic/healthy goods. The bread, bagels, and muffins that are freshly baked at the bakery are so good. They are always well stocked on items, they have a vast wine and beer selection. The chicken pot pie from the deli hot bar is really good! The prices are a bit higher, but the quality makes up for it.

The prepared food items have lost all credit. I asked for some fresh fried chicken and waited 20…read moreminutes for it (that was fine. Prepared to wait). The chicken was obviously not fresh when I got it. Wasn't even hot. Not to mention there was zero flavor at all. Lowe's used to have the best fried chicken. Not any more. Garbage. Don't waste your time or money.

Had to comment on how nice it was parking in the spots labeled "customers with children" and have a…read moreparking space that was 1.5x wider than the rest. So easy to load/unload kids that way. Also, extremely clean and organized store! We came in a Monday to pick up a few things that we didn't need on our Costco trip. Friendly staff stocking the store. Just a nice experience.

Another excellent Harris Teeter that has everything you could possibly need. It's clean, it's…read moreorganized, it's very well stocked. Produce, grocery, meats, seafood. I had already done most of my shop at a competitor store nearby *cough* but the things that they don't stock, we came over here to Teeter. Some good deals in the produce section and I got a few things there, a few name brand beverages that my daughter prefers and we got a few other bits from the condiments and sauces aisles. I am still a huge fan of Harris Teeter, but I don't know why I would want to pay nearly half again for stuff I can get elsewhere. [Review 11649 overall, 1430 of 2019.]

This place is amazing in every sense for a grocery store…read more It has everything you may think of from different cultures and areas of the world. For me as a Venezuelan, I really appreciate the Venezuelan snacks, harina PAN for the arepas and the Venezuelan cheeses. I also go to the Asian section to get weird flavored chips, Mochis, a lot of Frozen dumplings. It's never a complete trip if you don't go to the restaurant area and get some food to eat there and some pastries to take home. Finish the day with a excellent boba tea

Super G Mart on Independence is one of Charlotte's most fun grocery adventures…read more If you love exploring new ingredients, discovering international snacks, or simply wandering through aisles you've never seen before, this place is worth the trip. While the Pineville location remains my favorite thanks to its larger food hall and dining options, the Independence store still delivers an impressive experience. The selection is enormous. You'll find fresh produce from around the world, exotic fruits and vegetables, live seafood, blue crabs, an on-site fishmonger, and a full-service butcher counter. The international grocery selection is where this store really shines. Aisles are packed with staples from across Asia, Europe, Latin America, and beyond. Whether you're shopping for Thai curry paste, Vietnamese rice noodles, Japanese snacks, Korean sauces, Spanish ingredients, or Eastern European treats, chances are you'll find it here. One feature I especially enjoy is the freezer section. The cases are organized by country and cuisine, making it easy to browse and discover new foods. It's a small detail, but it turns grocery shopping into a bit of an adventure. On this visit, I came specifically for Korean black bean paste, dark soy sauce, and fresh green beans. Naturally, I left with a few extras. The candy aisle is dangerous in the best possible way. Their coconut candies are always tempting, and I can never resist grabbing a bag of Thai coffee candies while I'm there. The store has a large private parking lot and a loyalty program that offers additional discounts at checkout. If you're a frequent shopper, it's worth signing up. Is it as polished as some specialty markets? No. Is it one of the most interesting grocery stores in Charlotte? Absolutely. Give yourself time when you visit. This isn't the kind of place where you run in for one item and leave five minutes later. It's a place to wander, explore, and discover something new around every corner. Life is too short not to eat well, Charlotte. Grab a cart, take your time, and eat your way through Super G Mart.

Fantastic store and manager. Ben was great in helping with our teacher appreciation day at a local…read moreelementary school.

No kidding.... I can walk around this whole store and no one speaks to me. No greeting…read morewhatsoever! The self checkout attendants act like it's a job to do the job they're getting paid to do which is greet people and assist where assistance is needed. Fort Mill Publix is leading the way because since moving to North Carolina I'm not impressed with the level of customer service. I do not recommend we spend our money at location that doesn't value our business!

I've been shopping there for several years and it has become not so pleasant to shop there now…read more..... rarely any registers open except for self checkout and those seem to have issues and the 2 of 3 last weeks it was almost like I was being accused of stealing.....very uncomfortable situation and have stopped shopping there as often

Zero enforcement of masks or distancing. Had a woman without a mask coughing up and down the aisle…read moreand I asked store management about it. They said they have been told not to enforce state mandates and let customers do what they want. Been shopping here for 15 years. Not anymore