This Harris Teeter has Food Lion on Eastway looking almost like Whole Foods, and that is just sad. First of all, the parking is just unsafe. With awkward entrances and a poorly lit lot to the side of the store, I make it a point not to go after 8pm alone just because of the lack of light and recent incidents involving young women and violent men hiding in/around their cars in this parking lot at night. And don't just think it's me being "scared of the neighborhood". I live in Plaza Midwood, find it a great, safe place as a whole but you can't expect me to walk out to my car, away from the street, with no lights around! The actual store itself is just a holy mess. The vegetable/fruit area is missing items right and left, but the deli counter is the ultimate nightmare, placed facing the ever crowded bread aisle and stuffed with center aisle displays (Krispy Kreme, etc) that just make it flat out impossible to A: figure out who is in line for ordering sliced meat, B: get out without someone hitting you with their cart (blame the aisle size, not the drivers) and C: finding Boar's Head meats. Sadly, this place only carries D&W and let's face it - there's a BIG difference in quality. I'm not sure why Harris Teeter hasn't converted this store to Boar's Head, but it needs to hurry up - the area has changed it's demographic over the past few years and it's not adapting at all. Other gripes include the confusing checkout area as another Yelper noted, as well as the crowded entry way in and out of the store. The only upside? The location! Despite the closeness to my house, I'm now doing my shopping at Trader Joe's (love love love the place, hate the parking @ The Met!) and Food Lion (largest meat selection and great sales on white meat). So here's my message to Harris Teeter: Step it up in my 'hood! I understand what you THOUGHT Plaza Midwood was - a neighborhood no one cared about, that you could give poor service and selection to and no one would speak up - but it ain't so either change it up or lose the neighborhood to Trader Joe's forever.... read more

I'm happy to report that Harris Teeter is now up to snuff with the rest of their locations. The store is MUCH larger, well -stocked, fits in nicely with the feel of the neighborhood, and is even eco-friendly. I can actually shop in summer-wear and not freeze my bum off now, which I am very happy about! There is now a dining area, Starbucks, a much larger pre-made meal area, and actually way more of a selection than other competitive stores in the area across all aisles. It is a bit pricier than some of the other options (e.g Food Lion/Walmart) and the parking lot is still way too small (which blows my mind as this was an issue before the renovation as well). Overall though I think they did a nice job and I am happy to have Harris Teeter back in the neighborhood. read more

Remember when we were SO EXCITED about the new Harris Teeter? We had high expectations. Perhaps too high? My issues: 1. The inside is just confusing. The layout doesn't make sense. It feels like they spent their whole time focusing on some retro design on the outside and ignoring the inside. 2. I am convinced that they spent too much money on this HT and that is why THIS IS SUCH AN EXPENSIVE HT. Seriously- the prices are not all the same at every HT. 3. So- we were really stoked about this HT because of the balcony. It looks so inviting from outside! However, it is not comfortable. I'm so confused why HT didn't make the upstairs area a little area where you can buy wine/beer. It seems perfect for a HT sub, a beer, wine and some cheeses on the balcony. That is not allowed though. I get wanting to keep "rift raft" out and not wanting it to be a "bar"- but you can still work with people 4. Have you seen those leaf parking spaces? I even drive a Prius and I couldn't figure it out. Apparently it is for high efficiency cars. THIS IS NOT A THING. No one follows it and it doesn't even make sense. It is awkward. 5. The Starbucks. It is located right by the stairs. If you do decide to go upstairs to drink your coffee on the balcony it can be awkward pushing people aside from the starbucks line (the building just doesn't flow right at all) read more

4 stars for a Harris Teeter? Well, when you're as close as you can be to looking like a higher end grocery store, you earn it, I guess. I won't bother with the "I remember when....." stories about this location. Sure, it was a great location for PM residents before and (guess what) it still is. They've made some massive improvements, though. The parking situation is hilariously better than what it was. It was awful before. It isn't great now, but it's light years better than what it was. Also, it's clean. Really clean. Coolers, aisles run in both directions, tons of space in the back for the deli/seafood counter(s), and even outdoor/upstairs dining/lounge areas. The aesthetic alone from the exterior makes it stand out. They kind of went with the "old timey" appeal with some of the signage/decor. I dig it. It gives Plaza a nicer, more neighborhood-y feel, in my opinion. End of the day, it's still just a Harris Teeter. However, it's definitely one of the more unique locations in Crown Town. read more

I find this store is often out of key ingredients that cause me to take a trip to a second store i.e. ginger. Other than that it's not bad. What I don't like is the customer service. For the most part checkout staff is clearly disinterested in their job. Seriously. A little friendly conversation won't kill you. But the absolute worst is when I shop on seniors day and they ask if I qualify for a seniors discount. Asking women who are 20 years away from being seniors is just plain rude. They say they have to ask, if they do that is a horrible policy! read more

I usually come here for a quick lunch. They have a pretty large salad bar, Asian bar, fresh pizza and sushi. I always grab a sub so I don't have anything to say about the other food. But the reason they get 5 stars is because of the variety of food you can get for lunch, which I haven't seen in a grocery store. Granted, Publix subs are better, but since there isn't one nearby, this will do. They also have a decent sized eating area upstairs and I feel like they cater towards the business people who work in the area like myself. Today I went to lunch at 11am. There was no line, and nobody even behind the counter. I think I waited 5 minutes before, maybe the deli manager? came up and made my sandwich for me. He put it in the daily special bag because I had been waiting. 5 minutes wasn't a big deal to me, but I did appreciate the discount. read more

The floral department is the best part of the whole store. Always fresh flowers and John is always so helpful with putting together the perfect arrangement! read more

Solid store, sometimes the produce can be a bit old but overall a great and large selection. There is also a Starbucks in there to get coffee while you shop. read more

WHAT IS THAT FREAKING SMELL!? Okay, one star is a little harsh. To be fair, I love the *rest* of the store. The layout is awkward and the parking lot, like everybody else has covered, really sucks. Eventually, there's going to be a parking spot open. Eventually, you'll get used to the layout, as I have. BUT WHAT, FFS, IS THAT AWFUL ODOR? I started going to this HT just 2 months ago. I got used to the location and parking and layout, and blahblahblah, because the produce is wonderful and varied here. I can almost always find what I need. It used to be just the dairy section that smelled, and that was only when you opened the doors. My precious cartons of almond milk were still sealed, so I'd just hold my breath when I opened the doors, whisk out my carton and shut the door really quickly and roll my cart away as fast as I could before I took another breath. No big deal. Two or three weeks ago I was in, and the entire dairy area smelled awful. It's, like, just that one row at the side/back of the store. What is the deal? So I skipped that section all together. Publix has the yogurt I want, too, and now Costco has almond milk. Today the area just inside the main doors stank, too. The ENTIRE store stank. WHAT IS GOING ON? I was in there less than 10 minutes and I left with a huge headache. I'm not coming back until they get that fixed. I will drive all the way to Matthews if it means I don't have to deal with that ridiculous rot stench. read more

This is the worst Teeter around, no questions. First of all, whos bright idea was it to put the Redbox in the already narrow entrance way? Not to mention most of the morons who use it will stand in a straight line back from the machine totally blocking the door, instead of curling to the side to let those of us who are there to actually try to buy food, do so. And thats even before you get in the door, its all been said before me though. Over-crowded, stuffy, poor produce, ok meat selection. The basic layout of the store is moronic (ie. the deli counter area). If I have the time I will drive up to the 24 hour in University, but most of the time get stuck here due to lack of choices. Damn you Teeter! read more

I'm a fan of this Teeter because it has an upstairs seating area, wi-fi, and outlets. The perfect place to study because it's open more often than the library and has unlimited snacks just a few feet away. It also has a Starbucks without the Starbucks crowd and smells like fried chicken. Ohh and it has a Redbox. That is all for my review. read more

The pharmacy at this particular Harris Teeter (Central Ave in Charlotte NC) is by far the worst pharmacy I've ever visited in my entire life, including pharmacies in 3rd world countries. The pharmacy tech who greeted me was rude and gave me attitude as if I was bothering her with dropping off a prescription. I was then told 30 min wait time for eye drops. I waited the 30 min with no response or update. I walked to the pick up counter and was told to wait another 15 min... for eye drops. I asked this technician what the reasoning was for the extended wait time was. She stated "we have to fill it". I've now been waiting 50 min total for the eye drops and just now am receiving a text update that the prescription is ready. Outrageous. Rude customer service, slow fill time. 0/10 will be coming back to this location. Only came here because the Harris teeter nearest to me didn't have what I needed. read more

I love this Teeter. Great location in the neighborhood, great job with the remodel, multiple entrances, & a Starbucks to boot! Check out the outdoor seating area upstairs for a quiet spot with a view of the Charlotte skyline. read more

Harris Teeter - Our neighborhood Harris Teeter....this is Plaza Midwood's Teeter!! Haha - Grocery Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

One person working customer service, 3 other associates watching from the back room. I feel like I'm trapped in the 1970's...

Hey Harris Teeter, you need to step up your game! Your produce section lacks adequate selection and is ridiculously priced. I do not ever, under any circumstances want to pay $2 for a green bell pepper. Frankly, all your prices are a bit steep and there is no department in which you have the selection to make it seem worthwhile. You do occasionally have mighty fine sales on pork, but woman cannot live on pork alone! Your deli and beer sections are pretty solid, too. But, Harris Teeter, I feel like you could do so much better. You are coasting on the fact that that you are smack dab in the middle of the neighborhood. Someday all the other PM folks are going to figure out what I have: unless I need something ASAP I'm better off going to Bloom, Target and Costco. read more

Clean and Modern Harris Teeter with a large hot food area. They have great made to order sandwiches... the only problem is the line can get really long and moves slowly. I try to go an hour or so after lunch. I work in the area so I stop by here a lot for lunch and snacks. The Harris Teeter Brand Bite-Size Cookies are awesome and cheap. What up with the "SECURITY Section A".... "SECURITY Section 9". I assume there must be a lot of shop lifting but I've never noticed. Also, they have a GREAT Pharmacy. All the staff is very friendly; I've mostly dealt with Sarah and she is by far the best Pharmacist I've had here in Charlotte (very friendly and informative). If you live in the neighborhood I highly recommend using them over CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid. read more

The good: Nice salad bar, good wine selection. The people are the store's biggest asset - many excellent people working to help customers. The bad: Fruits and vegetables are not fresh! How can that be? HT used to have the best fruits and vegetables around. So disappointing to have fresh produce unavailable or bad, on the shelves. Lots and lots of frozen cakes. Who even wants frozen cakes so much? Takes up lots of room, never see the cases being heavily used. Stocking in the middle of the day makes it difficult to get through the aisles. Changes to the location of food on the shelves makes it hard to find things - and in the process I see the selection changing and foods that I count on being removed. Why? Disappointing. Nice cheese case but extremely limited selection. No mascarpone? Only a few hard cheeses? Long lines at the checkout every single time I go - and I try going at different times to mix it up and maybe miss the lines. Hasn't worked yet. The ugly: As many others have said, the parking situation is bad, and given the building expansion in our neighborhood, I expect it will get worse. When the lot is full we simply drive to another grocery store. read more

Curse you Harris Teeter on Central for being the only sizable grocery store within walking distance of home! If wikipedia is to be believed (if!) this store is the first Harris Super Market built in 1936 (this is before the great Harris-Teeter merge of 1960, of course). This probably explains not only its fantastic location (which is rather awesome), but its numerous ailments: - Dingy look: yah, I'd say it looks about 75 years old! I never understood the impact of environment on my shopping experience until coming here. - Cramped conditions and narrow walking space: It is hard to get around, particularly if there is someone standing ahead of you. It may be that the original designers may not have considered the wheeled shopping cart (which was also invented in 1936). Perhaps one-way lanes in the store could remedy this? - Sub-par selection: this is the worst. If I have to go to other grocery stores just to get what I need... why bother coming here? Overall, in another 25 years this store would qualify as a history building (I think). Please get a move on that renovation else Plaza-Midwood will be stuck with you for a long time. I give two stars because the location rocks and because you do actually sell food. You are lucky that your slogan, "Your Neighborhood Food Market", makes no claims about being a Supermarket, otherwise we'd have some problems. read more

Seriously, I could not wait for this HT to finish. Don't get me wrong - I was glad for the expansion, but I hated driving to the Cotswold store in the meantime. I avoided this place like the plague the first week (it was insane-o busy), but I finally got a chance to stop out after the initially traffic here died down. This location is definitely an improvement over the other one. I really love some of the conveniences here. I like that they have a Starbucks, places to sit, a nice salad bar, and the little hot bar too. It definitely includes a larger selection of produce and higher-end food, not to mention a kick-ass beer and wine selection (especially since they have a cooler where you can get beer singles). So far, they still have plenty of cashiers working and a lot of friendly people there. However, parking is still an issue here. The parking lot is awkward and might have even fewer spaces than before. Some of the aisles are weird. The product section is broken up a little due to the shape of the store. Still, these little quirks are minor compared to the benefits of having a real grocery store in the area again. read more

This is unfortunately the closest grocery store to my home. The selection is poor. The employees do not care and the customer service is subpar and often bizarre. Every online order I receive is either missing something or items are incorrectly charged. I end up having to go back at least once and the customer service counter has me go shop for my missing items...wow why am I paying for home shop when the two trips to the store plus having to go in and shop for my missing items ends up costing me more time in the end...sigh. I will say the corporate customer service call center is terrific and has always been helpful, however, it can't save this train wreck of a grocery store. read more

When I think of this "new" Taj MaTeeter, or Super Teeter two words comes to mind - anticipation, and hype. There has been so much hype and anticipation for this Super Teeter to open for more than a year now. There has been a slight but noticeable inconvenience to the residents in and around the Plaza Midwood Area that are looking for a decent local grocery store in the area. In addition, pedestrians, runners, bikers, walkers, crawlers, etc have had to navigate a messy construction site at the corner of Central and the Plaza for over a year now. As far as the actual Taj MaTeeter is concerned....let's just say though impressive, I left expecting far more. I had heard so much about this roof top area and how you would be able to sit up on the roof, etc, etc, etc. Upon actually getting up top, there was nothing more than a few chairs and couches. In addition there was also an outdoor/patio area where you can enjoy a majastic view of the city. Nonetheless, I expected more. I expected an large green-way, grass, maybe a cafe, benches, chairs, possibly even a track. Otherwise, this highly anticipated Teeter has everything you could possibly desire at a grocery store. The isles are wide. The beer and wine selection is extensive. There are plenty of check out isles open, as well as plenty of self check-out lanes. I'm not going to downgrade them for being out of stock of a few items I wanted during their grand opening weekend; I mean its understandable. Its new, its shiny, and if nothing else, I don't have to resort to Food Lion or Super Walmart if looking for a decent grocery store. read more

This Harris Teeter is one of my least favorites in town. It's often crowded, and they have less selection than many of the other locations around this area. There's no salad bar or olive bar, and the prices are pretty high. It's the only grocery store in the area if you live around here, so you kind of get shorted on choice if you want to pick something up quickly. They do have a decent little organic section, and they carry a lot of vegetarian options. I've had good luck with picking up my Tofu Pups from here for backyard barbeques, which is kind of a lifesaver. The Red Box is an excellent asset as well, but again, sometimes the lines get out of hand. read more

This HT has a very strange layout and is cramped worse than an old grocery "wholesale-outlet" cash&carry kind of place (do those even exist anymore?). As much as I prefer to shop at the East Blvd location, I thought I'd run over to this one to pick up less than 10 items...since it was closer to where I lived at the time. It took me almost as long to pick up those 10 items as a full trip to East would've taken. For the love of people's sanity who frequent this location as their "home" HT, I really hope this location is next in line for a major facelift/expansion. East Blvd is getting one and it looks brand-new compared to this dive-y location. Be warned that the parking layout is next to ridiculous, and actually changed since the last time I went (handicapped spaces on the fence line normally then on the front row the last time). You may find yourself circling the parking lot inadvertently trying to figure out where you are and where you need to be. read more

Decided to stop by after a bad day to get a sub, didn't know they were 1/2 off, and that I got points...Thanks to Ms. Norma who saw my confused face & was beyond helpful...I could treat myself on Tuesdays just to see Ms. Norma, such a breath of fresh air when I was having such a horrible day... Thank You Ms. Norma read more

This is the Plaza Midwood Teeter on the corner of Central Avenue and The Plaza. It certainly has more to offer than the Uptown Teeter, but there's still plenty of room for improvement. Parking is scarce, and the cashiers/baggers are usually too heavily involved in their own personal conversations to really be attentive to the customer's needs. Many a time I've not even been greeted with so much as a hello. Instead, my groceries have been dropped, baskets have been spilled, I've heard about evening plans other than my own, etc. There is a Starbucks inside of this location, but the staff there isn't much better. This is also one of the two level Teeter's in Charlotte. If you feel like something is missing, check upstairs. The food bar is always good and the fresh produce and meats are always of sound quality. It certainly serves the purpose as our closest grocery store, but I'm far from wowed. Groceries are groceries. Everyone has their choice. This will do for me. read more

First want to say I'm a big Harris Teeter shopper but this particular location I have seen a pattern that will keep me away even though it's the closest one to my house, opting to drive farther for better service. Three times (consistently) I've made a trip to this HT to get a Rotisserie Turkey Breast on Thursdays when HT has a special running over the past several weeks. The first time I got to the Central location, I noticed 10-15 whole chickens, no turkey breast. So I asked when they would have more ready, 45 minutes I was told. So I leave and go to another Harris Teeter a few miles away, find the turkey breast no problem. Second time, same thing, tons of whole chickens, no turkey breast. Again I ask, told a 30 minute wait. So, again I go to another HT, and find the turkey breast special. Today was the last time I'll try this location of HT. Same thing, loads of whole chickens but no turkey breast, their special on Thursday's. Told the wait time 25 minutes for them to be ready with more. Again I drive further out of my way but immediately find the turkey breast at another HT. Note this location is no more busy than the others I'm trying. My piece of advice to this location from what I have seen is you have a beautiful facility, but need to plan better. On the the day your running a special monitor and plan better, make more turkey breast and less whole chickens - base on demand, there's something your not doing planning wise that the other HT's are doing far better consistently. read more

There are many bigger and better Harris Teeter locations in Charlotte, but if you live in Plaza Midwood or NoDa, this one is your best option. Unfortunately, the produce there isn't great. And the location is pretty small. It's packed and frustrating around 6 pm, when everyone is getting off work and stopping there to buy groceries. I will say, the VIC card rewards are pretty good. You get good deals, and I got free luggage once through the program. read more

Harris Teeter - Grocery Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

80% of the time there always seems to be a line to check out more than other Harris Teeters. It also seems like whenever I come to buy a buy one get one free meats, it is always gone. And a lot of the time the Avocados are too ripe and more expensive than other stores (currently $1.50 each with VIC card)...I will say the Harris Teeter at Arboretum is fantastic and their customer service philosophy is way above average. Deli counter sometimes has very long lines. I've tried to go online and purchase a sandwich or pizza in advance, but the website is not user friendly. And the frozen section is confusing. In general it's disheartening to walk into a Harris Teeter and things not be in the same location or row, etc...parking can sometimes be difficult. Store is always clean. There's a Starbucks back right for those who like coffee. There's a great upstairs sitting/lounge area with indoor and outdoor options for eating or relaxing. There are plugs at or near tables. read more

I checked out with a cashier named Georgie. Her overall attitude was beyond rude and her customer service was lackluster; she failed to bag all of my items, to which my friend asked "Can we have a bag for these?" and were met with the response "you can put in a bag, there just right there..." As if it would be a total inconvenience for her to do HER job duties. I like this location but Georgie was a horrible example of the kindness expected from Harris Teeter. I will make an effort to not use her line ever again. read more

This is the best looking Harris Teeter that I've been to in a long time. It has an upstairs. It was super clean.

Maybe I'm used to the Taj Ma Teeter near my house, or simply the bigger ones but this one just doesn't cut it for me. The parking lot is small and crowded, driving circles around for a parking space and then entering is a small hassle though not that bad. The real problem with this location is that it's way too small. There are not enough things stocked on the shelves due to space issues and thus popular and sale items are inevitably sold out. Also the selection is very limited for whatever things they do stock. How sad, variety is the spice of life HT Central! If you're desperate on time and need something really fast then by all means go ahead. But you might be better served spending the 4-5 minutes you might be cruising around the parking lot here to drive down to one of the more well endowed locations if you know what I mean. Yes let us commence corny jokes about size, because really that's all this HT has going for it. read more

The shiny new Teeter is definitely a vast improvement over the old, scruffy Teeter. It's oddly bigger than it looks from the outside, and the occasional surprise diagonal aisles make it possible to lose track of where you are in the store, but really, it's a pretty good-looking store. They aren't breaking any new ground here, but if you need Teeter stuff, all your favorite Teeter stuff is available at the Maximum Yuppie level. I was able to buy the cheap lamb chops and canned tomatoes I wanted, so -- win. I'm glad it's back so I don't have to drive over to East Blvd anymore. The big problem (how did they not predict this?) is the tiny parking lot. It was a cluster at 2:00 on Saturday afternoon, with passengers roaming the parking lot on foot hunting for spaces and staking them out for their drivers. This location is probably not going to be very useful for a quick stop-in after work. Even the scant few bike racks I saw were quite packed. read more

I was only in town for a few days but since we were renting a house through AirBnB we needed some basics to keep us going. This Harris Teeter had everything I needed to whip together some decent meals during the week. The Great: + The Strip Steaks we got were great. + Amazing beer selection + Staff was super nice and funny at the checkout and meat counter. + Impressive selection of dried goods. The Average: o Deli took forever to get a scoop of potato salad. The Poor: - The organic veggies were pretty picked over, and what was left wasn't very fresh looking. Overall a pretty cool place to get groceries and alcohol. read more

Every time I come to this store I regret it. Attention management- theres a reason there are 8 lanes. Please open more freakin lanes. No one likes self check out when you have more than 3 items. I'd rather go to the Food Lion in the ghetto and risk getting shot then come back here. read more

I know others have bashed this store and it pains me to read their reviews. Also to mostly agree with them. However, since I don't buy the majority of our groceries at this location, my complaints are mostly whispers. First, we hardly shop here, mostly incidental purchases, incidental to our going on a Friday for the $4.99 foot long subs. Which my daughter happens to love. We don't go every Friday (we would if the mini-me had her way) because I like to do my REAL grocery shopping on Fridays. Once a month is more like it. Not only is this location restrictive in what it offers, but the prices are high as compared to where I buy the bulk of my groceries. And yes the aisles are a bit narrow but I don't find it bothersome. We moved here from a big city and I find this location quaint. Alas, the above-average customer service we have come to expect from Harris Teeter employees is spotty at this location but there are some I can count on here to provide a pleasant shopping experience. One is the guy we see most often. Chris is the man who makes our subs. Not only does he make the best subs, he also seems very sincere when he greets you, as he asks how you want your sub prepared, as he wishes you a good day when you're leaving the sandwich counter. Thank you Chris! Unless we are down to bare cupboards or in dire need of sustenance on the way home from the store, I only buy a few sale items at this location (in addition to our Friday subs). read more

Sooo love this location! Great vegetable section. Parking during busy times require patience. Cafe area in back with tables and seating upstairs and outside are bonus. Perfect for meeting a friend and enjoying any form of food from sandwich to just a hot tea. Be mindful of pricing and receipt totals...have been overcharged more than once. Staff always correct in your favor read more

This HT is "my" HT. It's very close to my home which is maybe the biggest plus. I think many of my neighbors chose this as their store too because the parking lot is pretty much always full. I did go yesterday right before 9 am and that was quite civil. I think one checkout lane was open though. I did self checkout (they have 6 of those). My cart is always half veggies and i don't really buy packaged items. I gotta eat, the produce section is less than stellar. It's your basics, but they could be fresher. I have to ask for better avocados to be put out and I need to look through the blueberries to find good ones. I wish it wasn't like that because HT has always been my store but I used to live near Steelecreek and that store had more, and fresher, veg and fruit. I give it a three here because most of my diet is fresh produce. I do like that they always have freshly made pizza dough in the deli for our grilled pizza and they have a nice deli cheese selection too. Of course they carry Boars Head which is nice. They have their standard meat and fish counters too. There is also a pharmacy and there is a gift card tower which is convenient. Great staff though that has been there longer than I've even been going. read more

The customer service at Harris Teeter turned out to be excellent. I was called by the manager about 2 weeks after my incident and he was extremely receptive to my situation--so much so, that they gave me a bunch of free oysters and encouraged discussing with the seafood manager future oyster orders (as opposed to employees of the seafood dept). read more

Eagerly anticipating this store opening and am very happy with the store itself, the space and the selection. However, the parking is HORRIBLE. The old lot was a bit of a cluster before and I really thought this one was going to be a vast improvement. I don't know if its under-sized or the opening rush has overwhelmed it but parking was harder here than SouthPark mall during the holidays. Regardless, happy to have them back in the hood! read more

I work in the area and often come get a salad for lunch. Far, far above the other HTs I've been to for their salad bars. Always clean and well stocked with a large variety to choose from. When I don't want salad, there's ready made sandwiches, an Asian hot bar, sushi, or made to order subs. For the rest of the store, this is one of the better HTs for keeping stocked with sale items. The meat department is wonderful, and while I don't visit the fish counter here(too far from my house), it doesn't have that stink grocery store fish counters have. The employees are helpful. I love, absolutely love the self checkouts. Quick and convenient. And if I have a problem, there's always a cashier there to help. The managers are prompt when needed for whatever reason. My only complaint is the parking, but since I tend to come in the morning, it's rarely a problem. read more