Walking into Harris Teeter I was very pleased on how clean and welcoming the store was. I came to Harris Teeter to get balloons blown up for my husband's birthday. I was helped immediately by the customer service manager. I explained to her my idea and she went above and beyond to make it happen for me I am extremely grateful. read more

Had to go shopping for a few things and came to this location since it was close. I had trouble finding a few items, so I asked an associate where I can find them. She was very nice and knowledgeable about the store and helped locate my items quickly. As I was checking out the associates asked if I needed any help with a smile and great energy. I politely told them no thanks and to have a great rest of your day. i would definitely come back to shop here again and thanks to the associate that helped me read more

My husband and I were visiting Charlotte for a potential retirement location. We specifically wanted to see the Harris Teeter store. The prices are very comparable to those in Norfolk VA. The store appeared to have all the goods we'd shop for back home. Store was clean, well stocked and small, yet it had all that we would need. read more

There is a strong foul odor as soon as you enter the parking lot. Once you enter the building, the odor changes, but it still is unpleasant. A bad odor is very concerning in a place that sells food. The store looks like it's had better days. However, the one employee who helped me at the register was very pleasant. read more

So y'all! I, and as you see, several people have posted to Yelp, Facebook and Harris Teeter website, complaining about the poor quality of Uptown Charlotte HT's produce and overall cleanliness of the store. I have personally had to fight off bugs in fruit several times and just stpped buying it at this location. I stopped in Thursday to pick up Canadian bacon and took a glance at the fruit & veggies. Low and behold! Everything was fresh, clean, and organized. I got a bag of grapes that had me smiling like a big fat Cheshire cat. I had to make the self checkout attendant aware of how pleased I was with everything. I know my lone opinion may not matter, but obviously, my and several others opinion mattered enough for them to clean up their act! This is Uptown Charlotte. Home of Fortune 500 companies and $10,000 & $20,000 per month penthouses. Let's serve the residents well read more

Came to this place this evening(after work) as I do at least 2/3 times out the week. Went to the deli for a sub. As we all kno" ANY " FOOTLONG SUB IS ON SALE. I asked for a Turkey, bacon and cheese sub. He goes to say, "oh that's extra meat". I asked, how? Then went to say that I've never been told that and I'm there often. The guy continues on with his reasonings. I was lost and confused by this time. So, I let him know that I didn't mind paying for what I wanted. That was just some new info to me. He started going about how not charging affects his bonus pay and this that and the third. I didn't ask him for any of that info. Carried out so bad, he ended up burning up the bacon. I kindly let him know he burned my bacon. He picks it up and look at it. I replied again, "it's burned, I don't want it"... Trying to be nasty and look, bacon turned out to be useless. Hopefully "he's" paying for it, smh. And I doubt that he will. I never want to encounter him ( older, black American guy) again.'Never had that problem with anyone else. Sometimes the line can be extra long or there's been a time when they were out of white bread(but the young guy, took care of that for me)... This guy was rude, too old to carry the situation out like he did. I was fresh off work, tired and all(still in uniform). I had no time for that type energy. I was trying to grab dinner and get home. That's it and that is all. I work in an executive kitchen in Uptown, we please and take care of our customers. I would do the same and give the same energy even if it was QT, Subway and any other place. I ended up purchasing the sub as well as a pack of Oscar Myers fully cooked bacon strips( again I do not mind, paying for what I want). The service and experience was horrible. He needs to stay off front line. Especially tell me, the customer... "If I don't charge, it affects my bonus. Go get who usually serves you and I'll tell them too. See, I don't mind. They must not know"... ... Pissed me off, so UNPROFESSIONAL. I'm sure the few who were behind me in line heard him also. They ended up walking away. read more

Harris Teeter - Grocery Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

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I popped in here while staying at a nearby hotel for business. I saw they had a salad bar, and read some reviews and figured it was worth a shot. My first impression is that it's a grocery store in NYC. Completely out of place in Charlotte. What I mean is it's pretty cramped, lots of traffic, just not much space which is odd in Charlotte. I did find some good things, such as the salad bar which was set out recently and the offerings were appealing. I did manage to get some things and made my way to the self pay. I'd rather have a human process my items, it's just more friendly and interesting. However it was quickish, as I had to find PLU codes and such. There was quite a bit of security presence in the morning when I visited, which seemed odd to me. The area didn't appear threatening. All in all just an odd experience here. read more

Harris Teeter - Grocery Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

The workers should be a tad bit nicer to the customers I need smiles not frowns key fundamental of the job

People at the deli are rude and slow. Based on the other reviews, I'm not the only customer who thinks so.

The deli counter is slow as ****. Five people walking around behind the counter (most of whom don't appear to be doing anything) while the lone person at the counter is slow as ****. You shouldn't have to wait 5 - 10 minutes to get some deli meat when there are only one or two people in line ahead of you. I've left the line a couple of times because the wait was so painfully excruciating. I've worked a service counter before, and it's common practice (and common sense) that you clear the counter of customers before you take care of your "busy work" in the back. Serving the customer is always the priority--not sweeping, restocking, or chatting with your coworkers. Harris-Teeter needs to provide better training to their employees and/or hire people who understand how customer service works. read more

Went here today to meat from the meat market. I did not make the purchase due to the gentleman that cuts the meat smells so bad. I am yet to understand why a person with this caliber of odor would be allowed to touch and distribute meat to the customers. I was flabbergasted. Never again. Please give this gentleman a class on personal hygiene because his is on a new level. Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!! read more

This is my neighborhood grocery store. I thought it was adequate until I went to another location. This store is smaller - maybe because it's in Uptown. It's always difficult to find some of the things I but often - like decaf coffee. Definitely a limited selection store. It's always clean and the wine selection is pretty awesome. I've tried some great ones from there. The pizza "bar" is "meh". Often what's there is not very appetizing. read more

What a sweet neighborhood store!! Has ALL of your needs!! Not sure why there are such negative prior reviews!! Large aisles- not cramped, full produce department and even a deli!!! Great beer and wine choices! Helpful and friendly checkers!!! read more

Given the location, this is a great grocery establishment. It seems they are low staff due to stacks of boxes in hallways but I have never not been able to purchase what I came for. There is also a security guard on duty for the late nights which provides a deeper level of security. I will continue to shop here as it is convenient for me where I live. read more

This Harris Teeter is an option for quick and available pickups that you know are in the store. Since it's more of a satellite location, they don't carry all of the products that a larger store would carry. For me, only works for me as a quick pick up store. The parking can be a major hassle at times. There isn't a ton of parking in the attached garage. Sometimes, you may circle twice to find a spot. Otherwise, street parking it is! There is stuff around the store, but most times they are doing other things. Not a huge deal, but noticeable to an extent. read more

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I live RIGHT by here and don't drive so when I moved to Charlotte, I thought I'd be golden as far as getting my groceries. Wrong. I either bum rides to Whole Foods and Trader Joe's or I cough up the extra cash to get Prime delivery for Whole Foods rather than coming here. Sounds dumb, right? Here's why: - in the almost year I've lived here, I've encountered two nice employees. The rest have been so rude, short, and eye rolling when I've needed something. - no cashier, only self-checkouts which can be fine but if the machine malfunctions or you're buying alcohol, you need employee assistance and GOD FORBID you interrupt a gossip circle to have an employee process your alcohol purchase while rolling their eyes at you. - selection sucks since it's a small store and, as many have mentioned, fresh food is not fresh. The salmon I got last week tasted very fishy after I cooked it leaving me to wonder how expired the seafood was. -yes, the store does in fact smell like fish all over. And not in a good way. - they're actually more expensive now on most items than Whole Foods. On the plus side, they have a good variety of La Croix flavors, wine, and beer. I'll only come here for La Croix but I'll buy my alcohol from CVS so I don't get a death glare from the employees here. Do better, Harris Teeter. read more

I was really excited there was a Harris Teeter nearby when I moved to uptown. What I didn't know that it's an express version. I didn't even know those existed. It's not up to my standards, but I suppose when you need something quickly, this is a good location. read more

This Harris Teeter is the closest store to me, so it is convenient to grab a couple of basic small items or snacks. Parking is perfect, there's a parking garage in the same building and it's free. It is SUCH a small store that I didn't feel comfortable grabbing a whole cart or I'd be blocking up the whole isle with it. And they don't have any body wash. Their wine selection was GREAT though. Plus they have an upstairs wine selection for imported wines. Staff is nice. read more

DO NOT BUY MEAT OR PRODUCE HERE! Nearly all of it is totally rotten. The employees are rude and careless. They simply dont care. The chicken breast in the butchers window is GREEN! And it's been that way for a week. The prices are insane. I paid $3.48 for 1 large tomato and $2.89 for 1 small onion. Please don't waste your time or money read more

Fantastic selection for a small neighborhood store. Staff is always friendly and store is clean. Prepared foods section is a bit weak and they should reduce the alcohol section a bit to offer more real food. Absolutely no complaints! read more

I typically love Harris Teeter. This location is not good. Please check your item expiration dates carefully. read more

Harris Teeter - Example of staff not storing product correctly and monitoring. - Grocery Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

I live across the street at the very fancy, but poorly run "luxury tower" that promotes this store as a "convenience". Well, this store is quite the opposite of convenience and down right dangerous. Instead, I drive 4 miles to a clean, safe, well stocked and friendly grocery store. This particular store is a joke. There is so much shoplifting going on here, it has become a magnet for hobos everywhere as the word is out for "free stuff". Things are so completely out of control at this location, that they now have a wait list for beggars standing at the door EVERY TIME I walk my dog past the entrance. Armed guards at the door? They are constantly looking at their cell phone and the Barney Fifes they hire could not stop a 4 year from stealing a pack of gum, let alone the parade of smelly, homeless that walk out with unpaid for beer, wine and snacks to crash in the 4th Ward Park across the street for the night. Why the 3 stars you ask instead of 1 ? Well, I do pop in once and a while for a well priced bottle of wine (snagged a 2020 Duckhorn Merlot for 48.00) Plus, as you can see from the photo, they have a very friendly door greeter ! read more

Harris Teeter - Grocery Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

Looking for something you need? I'd bet ya this Harris Teeter doesn't have it. Coffee Creamer, Heavy cream, chicken wings, broccoli, onions, shredded lettuce- have all been missing at time when I need it. Deli has cut me the wrong meat before. Long wait times to get ID checked. I live nearby and the final straw broke. I'll drive further away to avoid this Harris Teeter read more

Just got off the phone after being treated so rudely by Erik at Harris Teeter customer service. Sent my daughter-in-law and son a gift card which then they got an email saying it was not valid. I got charged for it eight days ago and he wants them to drive to the store and try and use it - really? I guess he has nothing better to do then go with a card or an email that says this E gift card is not goodand try and make it work??? Unbelievable so rude! So disappointing. read more

Smaller footprint Harris Teeter, but they still have everything you might need for a shop if this is your neighborhood. Meat, bakery, seafood, fresh produce, groceries and frozen. My "larger" Harris Teeter did not have naan bread, but they actually had a selection of them here, which was awesome! No free parking here, you're probably going to be looking for a spot on the street. read more

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After reading several reviews, I had to leave one to help those looking for a fair non-biased idea of what to expect, which I didn't find from many of the reviews. Yes, of course it's smaller than avg HT store, it's exactly what you should expect in a Uptown located store, it's very comparable to several groceries in a Downtown location. It's smaller l (compact) in a cute way, & I found the store far exceeding what I expected. I think most people look for specific items, I walked through aisles to see overall how much it offered & my guess is about 80% of options from a larger store. The prices are exactly the same as all HT's. If your looking for cost metic/toiletries it has a smaller selection, & focused on the groceries items. I was surprise it had almost all the same selections but reduced variety (flavors, colors, etc) which they did an amazing job packing so much into so little! As for wine selection is great, & while craft beer selection was smaller it had a couple great options. Parking is typical uptown parking, garage/compact, limited time etc. lots of fresh food, 2 checkout options (front door/garage) with self checkout... I didn't wait. They just changed the hours back from 8pm to 11pm so I'll be back. I think you'll be happy w this store if you keep your expectations that it's the only grocery store aside from Whole Foods in central uptown & had a friendly staff, & since it is compact allows you to get in & out fast! Happy Shopping! read more

This HT is the odd one of the bunch, by no fault of its own. Uptown just doesn't have all the space for the full-fledged HT experience. What it does offer is a very good selection for the fine people of Forth Ward. Full Deli, Meat/Seafood Counter, all the produce you'd normally find, and even a Hot Bar & Pizza for lunch. These are good, fresh highlights of convenience for such a small store. The dry, non-perishable grocery section is where it starts to get a bit limited. Don't expect to find a ton of speciality items, but its still adequate for your everyday needs. Parking is... Well it's something. Limited is an understatement and they share the lot with businesses in the same block. I would guess there are less than 50 spaces. Take my advice and do not park anywhere marked no-parking. Even if you're only going to be 'just a minute' you stand a good chance of getting towed. This isn't Harris Teeter's fault, the underground lot has strict fire codes and the property manager is covering his ass! Great for stuff in a pinch, I would go to the store on East Blvd if you have the time though. read more

Harris Teeter - Don't ignore the no-parking signs in this parking deck. You'll be sorry. - Grocery Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

I was excited to have a Harris Teeter in my building. But that did not last long. I don't trust the freshness of the meat and produce. The refrigerators are not cold enough. Meat looks old and not fresh. Produce is wilted. I can not imagine that someone from the corporate office has not inspected this location. read more

Yikes! People were not kidding about the size! It's more like Half-a-Teeter! So I guess they do an okay job of stocking some more popular items from their full repertoire. The seafood section was still impressive. Plus the beer and wine. Everything else just kind of felt weird - like a convenience store on steroids. All of the check out lanes are self serve but there are attendants who will help check you out/or do it for you. The bathroom was almost blocked off by carts with boxes on them. There are maybe 30-40 parking spots (with giant concrete pillars in tight squeezes) - so be careful!! Unless I was making a beer run, I don't think I would come back.... read more

Harris Teeter is now officially a poor krogers, KROGERS OWNS HARRIS TEETER, and you now get poor kroger service and poor kroger products. This is my email to harris teeter/kroger's complaint department. [Barring an absolute emergency, I will never shop at Caldwell Crossing Harris Teeter again, and to not want harris teeter to reach out about this complaint. This is not my first complaint, so I will recap some below. I was once a valuable "loyalty" customer. , you may have to go far back to see how much I used to spend, it has been decreasing with each additional harris teeter/kroger let down. Pharmacy: The set up is horrible with the extra barriers added due to covid, there is almost zero chance of having a welcoming PRIVATE experience. Just stand at that counter, during busy hours, and see what I mean. I was not greeted for about a full minute, and when I was, there was no eye contact (so I guess she was speaking to me). Finally, she asked my information (again with no eye contact). When I provided my child's info, I was told there is no prescription. I said "I was told yesterday by harris teeter, that it would be ready today". She asked me what I'm here to pick up (Again, stand at that counter and tell me how I can answer that question without announcing it to everyone standing around me.) This exact situation happened previously with a different employee. This is the second time I was asked at harris teeter pharmacy to announce what I was there to pick up. Are there ANY HIPAA COURSES REQUIRED FOR PHARMACY EMPLOYEES. There is a zero chance I could say it loud enough for her to hear, and not have customers also hear me. My information should be private, if you have no private location to discuss my prescription, that question should not be asked. https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/filing-a-complaint/index.html Gas: Several days ago, I pumped gas at pump 6, same as I did today. When finished, I noticed gas dripped down the side of my truck and notified the attendant, who looked confused. I had to carefully explain, "it is leaking gas from the nozzle, all over my truck and the ground and should not be used". I pumped gas today, and... When finished, I noticed gas dripped down the side of my truck and notified the attendant, who looked confused. I had to carefully explain, "it is leaking gas from the nozzle, all over my truck and the ground and should not be used" (that is not a typo, the same exact thing happened several days apart!). I cleaned my truck again today, and there "may" be a PERMANENT STAIN ON MY TRUCK. I will contact harris teeter again, for restitution, if the stain cannot be easily removed. General: I am almost never get greeted within 10 feet of any employee, even at the deli counter. Always poorly stocked sale and dinner items, when I'm shopping for dinner. Today, there were no thick cut porterhouse at 5 pm, which are a front page sale item. Previously when have I ask, I have ALWAYS been directed to pre-cut choices... I should even not need to ask to have some cut, it's dinnertime, they are on sale, they should be ready (no supply chain excuses, there were plenty on the shelf, just not thick cut ready at the counter). Advertised items policy: I cannot understand how harris teeter can advertise a product in your sales circular, and then let managers indiscriminately decide to NOT CARRY A SALE ITEM, if it's not selling fast enough. Not a terrible policy, as long as the manager can do some kind of basic cost analysis. Is the product space for one unflavored Califa non dairy Creamer (which you advertise in your circular), worth more than I spend in your store? That one incident is what sent me to Publix, which carries and regularly has on sale the one product harris teeter refused to carry for a once good vic customer. I hope someone has enough pride in their job, to change the business culture at harris teeter/kroger. All I have left to do, is post my complaint on yelp, which will include what it was like when I worked for harris teeter, when I shopped at the REAL Harris Teeter. Hard work for poor pay, including the extensive hands on training I received. I did my job.] When I was hired at Harris Teeter, before I ever interacted with a customer, I was trained in a classroom, by a beautiful ready to retire man named Bill. Imagine that, live hands on training! After that, I had regular online training (at work). The pay was crappy, the hours sucked, and the work was hard. But I was never cut a break, part-time or full-time, young or old, male or female, most pulled their weight, and stuck to company policy which management pushed. IT'S CALLED A BUSINESS CULTURE (or corporate culture), it must be created and maintained by management. Otherwise, the quality of new employees will continue to degrade, as it is now, at harris teeter/kroger. note: I'm aware this is not the Caldwell Crossing location, a new one has been created. read more

Harris Teeter - Grocery Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

This place is small but the service is pretty great. They'll run out pretty quickly but get the rain check and move on. Free parking garage with a marked time limit of 90 minutes or so. Close enough to the nail salon and the Vue. I wonder how things will go when Whole Foods makes it near South & Caldwell. I suspect they'll have an impact but not much since this is the closest thing to saving money when you don't want to buy restaurant lunches or simply forget. read more

Grey meat and rotten vegetables. This teeter is a Sub Shop disguised as a grocery store. The subs are great. The store on the other hand is awful. The salad bar looks picked over. The meat and seafood department is poorly lit, poorly stocked, and poorly staffed. The store has no life and no flow. God bless the staff who are clearly over worked yet try to make the best of the place with a clear lack of support. Instead of opening fancy retro teeters, try taking care of the ones you operate. SERIOUS QUESTION: has the pizza Oven ever been cleaned? There is less white powder in the closing scenes of Scarface. read more

Happy for this Harris Teeter at Uptown. It has everything one can ask for, and it's like a mini Harris Teeter for it small space. Have to look at circulars for the sale items which are right by the entrance when you walk in the automated doors. Right in front are the wine. Great to grab and go with all the house parties and celebrations that I have been recently invited to. They have good selection of prepared meals and boy do they go fast. The aisles are clean and well maintained. Like the samples they have out for you to try out. Finding parking can be a bit tough. Sometimes driving in circles to find a spot. There are spots near the park or across the street. read more

You will notice that... This location is more compact than many of the Harris Teeters, and the wine section is noticeably smaller than most of the other HT's. I like the way this place is set up. You can whiz through grab a few things to complete a meal but I would refrain from picking up things that may not turn over as quickly as other stuff, which leads to my next point. Do NOT end up making an unfortunate purchase like I did! Take no chances on anything that you can't see clearly and are certain is rotated quickly. I purchased two containers of Gelato that ended up being freezer burnt or either defrosted and refrozen -- not sure. Ended up being high end trash. Service is... Quick and the staff is super friendly and courteous. I went during off peak hours and parking was plentiful. Final Note: Why pay top dollar for items that aren't optimal offerings? Be careful what you purchase here. read more

Clean and fresh merchandise displayed in an artful way. Not quite like a Whole Foods big store experience, but still good and still expensive (lol). I go to Harris Teeter when I have the time to drive on-island and when I want the assurance of finding what I need without having to read the expiration date on each item before I put in my basket. That is worth something! Plus, they have great selections and choices. read more

I don't live uptown but go to this Teet about once a week since it's so convenient to work. It's the perfect place to go when I have no idea what I want for lunch since you can get subs, soups, sushi and snacks. (yes, I like alliteration) Plus their sushi is as gourmet as you can get for supermarket sushi-whoever the new sushi prepper is is awesome, its so pretty and quite tasty and fresh. They also seem to have a cart in the back of the produce area of produce that is soon going to meet their demise for super cheap so if you are looking for last minute veggies to add to your dinner-check it out. The sub line gets a little long during the work week, especially on Tuesdays when they have $2.99 any six inch sub so I try to go before noon or after 1:30. All in all, a solid HT choice for the Uptown area! read more

Convienence. Living uptown, this is what this HT location is all about. Especially if you are within walking distance. I will add also that the parking isn't horrible but it's pretty tight spacing and our SUV is a little hard to maneuver in there if it's slightly crowded. The offer kind of an express store here, although I've never not found what I needed I know that it isn't stocked like the bigger locations. It has a deli and a hot buffet with pizza, etc. if you were to pop in for a quick lunch. Everything in here is compact so it can feel pretty cramped during your shopping and also during checkout. While it's an efficient design you can't avoid the smaller feel of the place. read more

Wanting to get bacon today on July 25 and had bacon that was supposed to be used by Jun 30. This is horrible and when told worker he just picked it up like it had happened before. Spend your money somewhere else. DO NOT SHOP HERE. read more

The people here are very friendly, the parking can be a little taxing but not something I can't handle. Anywho, I don't have many complaints about anything else besides the lack of food variety. I will be going back!! read more

The deli section is terrible. The people working the sun station are so slow and rude. The first time I went it took them forever to get to me and I was the only one in line. The next time the worker was rude and walked away right after asking me what I would like. This last time we waited 10 minutes with a line piling up while the worker was outside talking. Then when she finally came back in she rolled her eyes and was rude read more