Well, if you know you know. And I could end my review there but you opened my review up to read…read moresooooooo ... F what you know about grocery stores because Wegmans is the King of High End Grocery. I'll immediately tell you that my star bump is because of cost and no dining at this location ("trust me bro", that's not really a major deciding factor). I've been to locations that offer up dining and amazing draft beer options, and costs at Wegmans aren't for the faint of heart but, in my Jim Carey voice, "lemme tell you somethinnnnn" ... their options will appease all types of food diets. Hands down, they have the BEST sushi options around. Fresh rolls, fresh sashimi, fresh nigiri ... the freshest and best you'll get at a non-Asian grocery store. Now you'll pay close to restaurant prices but it's well worth it. That is why I keep coming back to this location. And for beer and wine snobs, they got yo butt covered! I'd say 10-15% of the store is just wine and beer. Domestic and Foreign, as well as local. Gluten free brats, eat your heart out! I wandered down the gluten free aisle and got me some goodies! Gluten free Oreos and cereal . Wegmans brand is like a top tier option from Publix brand. And that's saying a lot, considering Publix brand is a galaxy away from Kroger brand. There are so many savory options here, including all the buffet stations. Listen, I just left here for my 5th time in (out of town but visiting for work) and will need to stop my review before my tummy forces me back there. Those in the know ... you're lucky to have this as an option here. Those out of the loop ... get some!!

Wegmans is the go-to grocery store in the Northeast, known for its huge selection of high-quality…read moreproducts. It's better than Publix or Kroger, with a laid-back vibe like H.E.B or Whole Foods. They make many in-house items, fresh bread, desserts, marinated meats, and ready-to-eat meals, everything feels fresh and special. They also have a great range of organics and specialty items, perfect for dietary needs or healthy options. The staff is friendly, the store is clean, and shopping is easy and relaxed. With a bakery, international goodies, and prepared foods! Next time im looking forward to getting a Sando, heard they were to die for!

I stopped into Weaver Street Market while staying nearby for business. A quick Yelp search brought…read moreit up so I looked and went over. The interior is nice and clean. There is space to navigate the aisles so you aren't on top of other patrons. The product selection is pretty good with a great variety of tofus, some I've not seen before. I.e pumpkin seed tofu, hemp seed tofu etc. They have a nice variety of things on the salad bar. However I had to really pick my way through the spinach as there were some pieces that were slimy. Hence I deducted a star for that. The hot bar looked good as well but I didn't try anything from it. Check out was quick and friendly. I enjoyed my time there and would go back again.

Came here to grab some lunch and food for dinner later. Lots of options and I like that they have…read moreoutdoor seating. There's a ramp to the side and elevator to the second floor. We got sardines, a salad and a slice of pizza and it was a perfect quick meal. I liked the whole wheat crust of the pizza and there was plenty of cheese with fresh veggies.

Austin and Jon were an amazing help. They were kind and patient. My sister and I were going on a…read moreroad trip and needed to get an Ezpass. Austin answered the phone and had such amazing personality and assured me that they had some. This was our third stop and they laughed with us, answered questions, and just gave amazing customer service! It means so much!

Planned all week long making grocery lists on Harris Teeter app. Found all but two items in store…read more Store is clean, well organized, well stocked, with clean bathrooms and a great staff

Where shopping is a pleasure, downtown edition! It's a good Publix with a clean store and nice…read morestaff. I've only gotten 1-2 things at a time here, but they have a big parking deck if you need to get a car full of groceries too.

Publix has a lot of things that people not originally from Raleigh might not find at Harris Teeter…read moreor Food Lion. I shopped at Publix when I lived in Florida a few years back--it was my preferred super market in the Sunshine State. Produce, meats, seafood are always fresh. Grocery shelves are well stocked. The store is always clean. This store is located in a large apartment building with parking below. Only thing I don't like about Publix is that they don't have prices on the app unless they are a sale item. This makes it difficult to plan your shop.

Love TJ's. Always well stocked, beautifully decorated and well lit. Cashier was amazing. Staff was…read morefriendly and helpful when I needed assistance locating an item. They have the best snacks.

Went to buy flowers before Raleigh was supposed to get snow because I heard they have a great…read moreselection. There was a big line of people going in as it opened I thought it would be crowded- there was plenty of room and all the check out lines were open- There were so many fresh flowers I got exactly what I wanted- the price was not too bad. The cashier was friendly, quick and efficient.

So, one of the things I really enjoy from them, is their roasted and sometimes fried chicken. In…read morethe last 6 months, I have gone in on weekdays after 4 pm & weekends between 11-2, mostly for their chicken. Out of the last 6 months, I have NEVER found a roasted chicken and only found "fried" chicken 3 times. WTF? When I ask, they simply say im there at the "wrong" time of day. . .

This isn't my neighborhood food lion but I went to this location because my Girl Scout Troop was…read moreselling cookies. The store was really clean and the staff was really helpful + nice particularly Valerie and Kim. While there I had to get balloons blown up! The shelves were well stocked and the bathroom were clean as I had to go in and out due to breaks. I heard a few complaints that the store was hard to find due to the location and that the gps couldn't locate it! The parking lot has good flow and there was plenty of parking.

Produce, juices, different herbs and organic selections readily available in this store.read more

The make the difference between he customer service is the best, they are Bilingual, Have excellent…read moreproduct, African Latin America, Local Market from NC Norlina. Fresh fruit and vegetables, Seamoss good supplements for your health.

Holy cow. Have made some middle eastern friends and have started with some Jordanian recipes. This…read moreplace has everything you need. Staff is very friendly and their bakery is spectacular. Buy some pillow soft pita and throw it in the freezer. Going to make the trip from Chattanooga once a month. Well worth the drive

Another place that is a long time regular family favorite that I have never reviewed. Way over due…read more I never realized how lucky we are in Raleigh to have so many good Arabic bakeries until I tried looking for them in bigger cities (Atlanta, Philly, D.C.) that are apparently completely bereft of good Arabic groceries. Jerusalem Bakery & Grocery has most of what you need for cooking Arabic food I will say flat out its the best pita bread on the east coast. When i visited other cities family there would ask me to bring pita bread when I came. The meat, cheese and spinach pies are fantastic. The cheese pies are my personal favorites. The family that owns this place is really nice, and will be even more pleased and solicitous if you show a genuine appreciation for their food. Oh, and they have a dessert that I can never remember the name of, but which is also wonderful and difficult to find - it's the one made of filo dough with cheese inside and attar (the sweet sticky sauce) on top. I have yet to see it anywhere else in the U.S, and they do a good job of it. Like many bakeries, they bake early in the morning and sell until its gone. So best selection and quantity is going to be in the mornings. For the visit on Jan 7, 2025, I got 3 meat pies, 12 cheese pies, 4 pita bread bags, and 1 sesame date cookie package which is also a favorite of mine. Total $51.14. An important pro tip is that the pies and pita bread all freeze great. so go ahead and eat 1 pie while its warm, because it likely will be, and then quickly freeze the rest. Then, warm it up in a toaster oven.

Yes it was a good store it had pretty much everything I like to eat and some things I haven't never…read moreseen before definitely plan on going back

It's very close to the state farmer's market, which makes it convenient for me…read more To tell you the truth, I was a little disappointed at the size of the produce area. The produce looked fine but it doesn't compare to H Mart's produce area as far as variety and size. But H Mart is in Cary and if that is not convenient for you, this will work just fine. I'm a flour tortilla girl and they looked a lot like the fresh tortillas I had in Texas. The tortilla section consisted of corn, but they had plenty of flour and some cactus. (Update: Ok, I am NOT claiming to be an authority on flour tortillas by any means. But having lived in Austin for over 20 years and having near-unlimited access to HEB's house brand tortillas when they are so fresh the package is almost too hot to hold, I'm not a tortilla newb, either. I have to say - and I am almost embarrassed to say this - I liked Trader Joe's flour tortillas a lot more than these. TJ's reminded me of HEB's. These tortillas got stiff when I heated them in my cast iron skillet.) Large section of dried beans. Some of it surprisingly expensive, but as I said, they have a large selection so they had reasonably priced ones too, nearly an entire aisle of them. What I was drawn to was their selection of sodas (or "fun drinks", as we call them in my house because I am a mean mom who doesn't let my kid drink soda). Of course they had Mexican Coke and Jarritos, and they also had banana and grapefruit sodas, which I had never seen before. And they also had Topo Chico, which I haven't been able to find since moving to NC from Texas! Only mineral water, no lime. I love their cheese section - I wish I had taken pictures. I saw Salvadorean and Honduran cheeses and cream, which I would love to try in the future. I don't live that close but am willing to put this in my regular rotation, especially if no other grocery near me carries Topo Chico.