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    3.5 (47 reviews)
    Open • 6:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    More gristle than meat!

    We purchased some tuna steaks for tonight's dinner at the Harris Teeter in Steelecroft. While they were seared perfectly and tasted delicious, they had a lot of gristle. I've never seen gristle in tuna. They were nearly inedible - at $18.99 a pound! We will not be purchasing them here again. Please see pictures.

    Brad B.

    This Harris Teeter is a just a hop, skip, and a jump from my house. It's so close in fact I like to walk here just pick-up various tidbits instead of keeping a full fridge or packed pantry. Only Schwan's makes it easier for me to shop: although you can order ahead to this location and pick it up at their convenient grocery drive-thru (for a cost). I generally like all Harris Teeter grocery stores. Their prices are decent and the VIC card savings are better than most competitors. The real challenge I have with this location is more aesthetics than anything else. I am not sure who designed this particular store, because nothing seems to be laid out quite right. The most glaring example of poor layout is where they have the Pharmacy. It is located smack dab in the middle of the store along an aisle with the signage facing away from the entrance to the store. If you weren't looking for the pharmacy I guarantee you you'd walk right by it. I did. In point of fact until I went looking for a blood pressure machine that was advertised as being onsite I had missed the pharmacy at least on a score of visits. The Pharmacy isn't the only poorly positioned feature at the store. They actually have a Starbucks in-house. You wouldn't know it though. They do have a sign outside the store, but when you enter through the main doors you have to take a hard right, pass through a portion of the deli and flower shop before taking another right turn just to see the Starbucks sign. Then you'll find it. Not convenient at all. Must have been an afterthought. Other oddities include where certain products are located. They have your organic pre-made frozen breads in a freezer in the bakery area instead of the freezer section like most stores; the beer and wine are all the way in the back right corner after you pass through the fruits and veggies section; the gluten-free necessities are located inside the pharmacy area with some other diet restrictive items located towards the front near the self-checkout and the Melon Bar: Didn't even know that was there. It's in the front, but tucked behind several displays. The freezer section is also in an unusual place. It is bunched together in the front right hand side of the store: complete opposite side of the store from the frozen organic breads as I mentioned. I know it sounds like knit-picking, but layout is a big deal. One of the more interesting layout challenges actually involves their spice section located in a middle aisle of the store. Would you believe that you may pay more for a spice from the spice section than for the same spice in their international foods section. In other words, it behooves you to look for spices by their country of origin as opposed to by the general spice section of the store. Turmeric, an Indian Spice that works wonderfully on everything is more expensive in the spice aisle than the Indian food section. In fact, you can get a larger bottle in the ethnic section at half the price. Amazing. Spices aren't the only items that have varying prices in the main store versus the international foods sections. Several salsas, noodles, and sauces are much cheaper in their international area. You'll save if you're observant. Aside from aesthetics, I like the team at the store. I've had several (5) challenges with being miss charged and having to visit the biz center for refunds, but everybody was nice and the problems were solved in short order. I also love the self-checkout. It cuts back on long wait times and the coupon kings. Finally, I'll note that they do have a decent beer selection...just not as good as the selections in Ft. Mill or Tega Cay.

    I just paid $24 for what I thought was 2.5lbs of lamb. It turns out 1/2 of it is fat. So, I just paid $24 for 1lb and 6ounces. Mind you, 16 ounces is a pound, so that's not even a pound and 1/2, it's a pound and 6 ounces. Wow. I am so mad, I will probably just never come back to a Harris Teeter. You know what you're doing! Horrible. Here is proof. I will buy my meats from Peach Tree and Saltwater markets from now on. At least they're honest and much better quality meats. DO NOT BUY YOUR LAMB HERE. RIP OFF! Now I have to drive 25 minutes back there to show these pictures and get my money back for the other leg of lamb I got. So frustrating!! Should not be more than 1/4" of fat left on any meats!! This has an inch and more left on!

    Going to stuff a roaster chicken with this... Hope its good as the rolls

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    Great customer service experience with Chris who works as bagger / cashier. Great attitude, knowledgeable, hard worker.

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    Total Wine & More

    3.4(10 reviews)
    0.3 mi•Steele Creek
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    Total Wine & More in Steele Creek is easily one of my favorite stops for beer in the area. The…read morecustomer service here is consistently pleasant. Every time I walk in, the staff is friendly, welcoming, and ready to help without being pushy. The beer selection is fantastic including local craft brews, "the basics", and harder‑to‑find options. I appreciate the labels with descriptions of the beers which make trying new ones less of a gamble. I'm not much of a wine, cigar, or THC beverage consumer, but they have a seemingly plentiful selection of those products as well if you are. If you're in the Steele Creek area and appreciate great service paired with an impressive beer lineup, this location is absolutely worth the visit.

    Would leave ZERO. . Absolutely unacceptable experience. I…read morecame into this Total Wine with my homeboy, who is 20. I am over 21, had valid identification, and I was the person making the purchase. We walked into the store and were not stopped or asked for identification. When I went to make my purchase, an employee suddenly asked, "Where's his ID?" I explained that he was not purchasing anything and that I was the customer. She told me it was "policy" that he needed an ID. Fine. I told my friend to go sit in the car while I completed my purchase. He was no longer in the store and I was standing there by myself with my valid ID. I went back inside, and the manager then told me that they would not sell to me because I had already attempted to make a purchase while my friend was in the store. So even though he was now sitting in the car and I was the only person attempting to purchase anything, they still refused to serve me. That makes absolutely no sense to me. If a 20-year-old is legally allowed to be inside the store when accompanied by an adult with valid ID, then why was I refused service after he had already left the store? If the policy is different, then explain the actual policy clearly instead of being rude and dismissive. What made the situation even more concerning was the inconsistency. The couple behind me was only asked to provide ONE ID when they came up to make their purchase. Meanwhile, I was questioned about my boyfriend's ID even though he wasn't purchasing anything, and then I was ultimately refused service after complying with what the employee asked me to do. The manager and employee were extremely rude and dismissive toward me. I left feeling singled out and humiliated over something that could have been handled professionally. As a Black woman, I also cannot ignore the fact that the treatment I received made me feel that I was being treated differently because of my race. I'm not going to tell anyone else what their experience was, but I know how this interaction made me feel, and it raised a serious concern about racial discrimination for me. I want corporate management to review this incident, including how the policy was applied to me compared with the customers immediately behind me. Customers deserve consistent treatment, clear explanations, and basic respect. I will not be returning to this location.

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