Ah yes, the "RACIST-TEETER" as it's known in the Fourth Ward... nearly all of the black staff clearly HATES white people, and not shy about showing it. They make the white customers feel unwelcome as they glare at you when you walk in, and as uncomfortable as possible while you're there.  It's entirely self-checkout now, so the employees just stand around busy on their phones, completely ignoring the white customers, while usually quick and pleasant to the blacks. Example: There were two black female employees standing with one of the black security guards (no longer CMPD off-duty) and one of their friends, all in a group playing some kind of video game, while a white customer beside me repeatedly asked for help at the checkout. One of the employees finally took time away from her game-playing to actually do her job, mumbling something about "dis whi [unintelligible]"  A few moments later, a white guy left the store and said "bye" to the cashier, and the other black female employee said to her "don talk to him!" She asked why, and the other said "He WHITE!!!" Now I'm standing about four feet away from them, can hear all this clearly, and they obviously don't care. You ask them a simple question (sometimes twice) and they don't even answer. They make racist slurs to each other about white customers after they exit the store, and they don't care if you hear. The entire store has gotten steadily worse in the seven years since we moved here. The produce section has rotten vegetables, produce on the floor while the produce guy just walks over it, the price signs are missing, the plastic bag dispensers are always empty, and the floor is usually very dirty. It's turned into a ghetto market. All the managers (except for the head guy, I think his name is Blair) act annoyed as hell if you ask them anything. Almost everyone (there are still a couple of exceptions) in the entire store now is rude and ill-mannered, and the white-hating racism is off the charts some days.  This is especially blatant with ALL the new black female employees that come and go, so one can only assume this must be part of the H-T training, either allowed or even encouraged. The ONLY reason we EVER shop there, is we live in the building across the street, so it's super convenient. That said, I would often rather walk over to Whole Foods (what a refreshing difference in their super-nice and helpful staff!), or get in my car and drive over to the Plaza-Midwood or East Blvd store, or Publix on South Blvd... and we aren't the only ones, TRUST ME. Having to shop at this Racist-Teeter has become a negative experience. 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

Have been going to this Harris teeter for 3 years now and also have bought groceries from Harris teeter all my life. However this location has really gone downhill. Came in for some fruit and 3 different types of fruit had very visible mold and looked rotten(blackberries oranges and lemons). Also fruit flies were everywhere. Pretty disappointing since this is the closest grocery store to where I live. The associates are all very nice and I have never had a problem with customer service but management seems to not take quality of the food very seriously. See the attached picture of blackberries covered in mold. The whole shelf was like this. read more

Harris Teeter - Grocery Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

Such a convenient store when you live in the 4th Ward - only complaint is they stop carrying my favorite items Or they don't carry them in the first Place. However I love the fact that they know me when I go there (i do go most every day) and they are always friendly and helpful. Wonderful staff Note that the store is always clean, they sometimes closes early due to COVID or rioting, face-masks are required to enter during this time (they do have disposable ones at the register) read more

Very simple selection of goods. It has produce, frozen goods, wine, and lots of snacks. It should have what you are needing in a pinch but it's not a robust selection. read more

I Have only been to this location once (since I live in Raleigh) but only have positive things to say about it. Everything looks so clean. I was able to speak to the manager (who was helping fill the floor) bill who walked me to the aisle of the cookies. He went above and beyond to help me and I appreciate that. read more

All self service check out. This causes too many problems for me to continue shopping this location. I would rather get in the car and drive somewhere. The business has declined CONSIDERABLY! They will allow you to check out will full service at The Customer Services Counter. This area of uptown is so ready for some Harris Teeter competition. Something walkable. Ah, the good old Ruddick Corporation ruled back in the days when "Customer Satisfaction" actually had relevance. Part of the problem with this store is the manager. I am always "shrugged off" when attempting to deal with him. read more

In the world of Harris Teeters this one is by far the most expensive. I know this first hand as I used to live just a few blocks away in the 4th ward. And I'm sure that during my first few trips here when I loaded up the (mini) cart full of groceries that locals were probably laughing at me. Oh, silly girl, she doesn't know that this Teeter sports jacked up prices because it's the only grocery store in Uptown. Hardy har har. My grocery bills were always astronomical in comparison with similar products at other Teeters...and all other grocery stores for that matter. But, you pay for convenience at this Uptown location. Free parking, too - so that's a nice option. Well, during the past 3.5 years I've learned a few things and now when I'm Uptown and in need of a grocery item I will go here but only for a handful of items. Save money. The selection here is a bit limited (as the small is smaller), but the lunch bar isn't too shabby and the staff are pretty friendly. That goes for the rent-a-cop who usually appears near the door, too. If you're scrambling around Uptown and need a bottle of wine, a handful of apples or a frozen pizza - this Teeter fits the bill. Just don't load up your cart and snag your groceries for two weeks like I used to do! read more

I don't want to be objective and levelheaded in this review. I don't want to look at the store in its totality and review fairly. I'm so tired of intelligence-insulting prices, particularly for produce ($3 FOR A NON-ORGANIC TOMATO?!?!) I want to rouse the proletariat and storm the place like the damn Bastille, pitchforks, torches and all. I wonder if IKEA sells guillotines. But no, if I'm to be fair I must recognize that without this Harris-Teeter, I'd be pretty screwed. Since I live uptown and don't drive I'd have to catch a bus or the LYNX for even basic groceries. (Obligatory: Ain't nobody got time for that!) And like all H-T locations, their VIC specials are numerous enough that much of your shopping list will likely be on sale. The trick is this: Abandon all brand loyalty, ye who enter here. You may notice that these VIC specials aren't really deals at all. They just bring the prices down to what they normally are elsewhere. This trickery will probably infuriate you. Take a deep breath and push that rage-ball deep down inside. After all, that eggplant cost you $2.79 instead of $3. How generous of them! It's strange. There are some deals that lead me to believe they occasionally feel a pang of guilt for their usual greed. Once in a while they'll do a buy 2 get 3 free deal that's fantastic. Sometimes it's obviously to shift nearly expired stuff, but not always. And they do sell shoulder lamb chops cheaper than you'll find anywhere. Credit where credit's due. Finally, if you can resign yourself to sacrifice freshness for savings the H-T brand of frozen vegetables are decent and a good value. But frozen is never as good as fresh. "What about 7th Street Public Market", you say? Please! Given their meager hours of operation, I'm convinced they run that place more as a trendy hobby than to actually provide goods in exchange for profit. So Harris-Teeter remains a lifesaver for car-free uptown residents. Still, I don't appreciate that H-T has uptown by the balls and seems all too happy to take full advantage of it. read more

Love Harris Teeter. However they need to start asking shoppers to wear mask. With shoppers not being required to wearing masks, it makes me uneasy shopping there. read more

A little story... there are two self checkout kiosks by the 6th street exit and one was out of commission. There's a checker that is standing around to supervise and help customers that need assistance with self checkout. And by the way... no checkers are manning the regular checkout desk. Wouldn't a competent manager... you know... move that person to man regular checkout because professional checkers are inherently faster than customers at self checkout? I get that there are tradeoffs at this location (namely price and limited selections) for the convenience of being in uptown, but there have been far too many long checkout queues because of management incompetence that can easily be fixed. The only saving grace to this location is their chefs put out some decent sushi and the staff are generally friendly. Aside from that, this isn't a great store. read more

Ok.. I just moved to Charlotte, NC yesterday and I am super pumped. I am going to Yelp about everything to help out my peoples. First, this is a grocery store.. What are you expecting?? Groceries!!?? Oh yeah, they got that. The price is a little high, but what do you really expect living in a semi major city? It does have everything though. Deli, salad bar, BEER, wine, and many many meats. The staff was very helpful with setting me up with a VIC card. I fully endorse this spot.. Use it! -Ian M. read more

Highway robbery! Goodness this place is expensive! I'm used to plenty of grocery store options in Downtown Chicago and prices not much different away from Downtown. What's up with this place? I had to walk here to buy an array of fruits for an office I was contracting at. Almost $3 per apple! Not even organic. That's just bad business. read more

HT prices suck overall and I have seen better produce on the sidewalk next to a late night taco truck. But this location is fabulous being right uptown and super convenient for us city folks. It was just renovated a little to cram more stuff in which is good because if you cook a lot like me, you need variety! You can park in the lot outside for free but there are only 3 or so spaces. It is easier to park in the parking garage on Pine under the building. Be careful of the spots there tho since only some are marked for the HT. The beautiful people shop here that live in Fifth and Poplar so dont forget to wear makeup and leave the curlers at home!!! read more

After consulting Yelp before visiting, I expected the prices at this Harris Teeter to be much higher than the other locations. I was quite surprised to find that all the specials and daily low priced items like eggs and peanuts and HT brand cereal are no different than any of the other locations. HT is not a cheap grocery store, but if you look for sale items you can find plenty of good deals. I never buy the regularly priced items anyways so I haven't noticed any difference at least. The location is superb, I can get my groceries via walking or bike, which is something that is certainly rare in Charlotte. I wish it was open later than 11pm since I don't get out of work until 10pm though. One problem is that because this store occupies a smaller footprint, there are some items that are conspicuously missing. I just wish they had the knock-off HT brand of Kashi cereals here! read more

Maybe I'm excited by this location because I frequent it often for junk food and other odd assortments, but I have no complaints about it at all. I don't use it as my primary grocery store, so maybe that's why some people aren't as happy about it, but between my breakfast and lunch binges I enjoy this location immensely. They have free samples daily and I realized that Jarlsberg cheese is freakin amazing, so that in itself is worth it for me!! But on a serious note, this spot is fantastic for lunch because of the salad bar, Chinese bar and the soup. I order stuff from here pretty often and then I take it upstairs. What? Upstairs?? you ask... WHY YES!!! When you come in the front of the store, you will see a set of stairs to your left. It takes you up to the wine section. Well in that little wine section is a set of tables and some bar seating that overlooks the store. (Not bar as in alcohol...) It's actually interesting to sit up here for an hour just to people watch and listen to the music that they play. They have everything and more that I could possibly want and they probably get a pretty hefty portion of my pay check... If you don't want the hustle and bustle of the restaurants, go upstairs to eat your lunch at HT. You'll feel more relaxed and ready to return to the office! read more

Harris Teeter - Eat your goods right here upstairs in the Harris Teeter!!! - Grocery Near Me - Charlotte, North Carolina

Convenient grocery store for Uptown and friendly staff, but what is up with having expired products on the shelves!!!?!! This Harris Teeter always has expired milk on the shelves and expired produce (e.g. Spinach). Management needs to get a handle on things and make some adjustments! read more

I'm not sure about why people complain about the prices At HT? Publix subs are a dollar more and not as good. If you are a VIP member you get all kinds of great weekly deals like 1.77 eggs! This is a great little store in uptown with free garage parking (up to 90 minutes) and a giant amount of wine for the space. The only issue I have is because of the multiple entrances, there are multiple register areas creating flow issues and confusion. If you live West of 77 I recommend this HT over the BiLo off Freedom. read more

The first store I went to when I first landed in North Carolina was a Harris Teeter in Jetton Village. I've been a fan ever since. The lady at checkout was super nice. And it's basically everywhere. I'm really happy that Harris and Teeter built a fantastic franchise. The one at 6th is a bit different. It's smaller, and not as friendly as the ones in the suburbs. But hey, it's got almost everything. Almost... The aisles are narrower and they don't have everything that a large one would have but hey, it's in downtown and I live in downtown so I understand the real estate numbers. The weird thing is that this is the only real grocery store in the entire downtown area. Sure, there's a CVS in Epicentre and a Walgreens in the Founders Hall but they're not really grocery stores. They do have all the wines you'd need for dinner at home though. And they also have ice cream so there you go. If only they'd have kimchi and Korean ramen like the bigger ones... One thing I notice every time is that there's a police officer some where near the entrance. One, does it mean stuff goes down in the store often? Two, regardless, it's good to know that they're there just in case. read more

I was in Charlotte for the weekend and wanted a grocery store specifically so I could buy a can of Cafe Du Monde (which I've never seen sold in LA). I stopped at two grocery stores that did not carry it before I came to this Harris Teeter. The parking lot was easy to get in and out of and I had not problems getting a good spot. The young lady that checked me out was very friendly. read more

This store is so poorly run, they have tons of workers standing around doing nothing while lines pile up at the sandwich or deli section because they only have one person working there. read more

A good place to get oraganic groceries if you don't want to go whole foods. Make sure you get a vic card if you plan on going often.

If it was all about location, I'd give this Teeter 5 stars. There isn't a supermarket even close to this location! That being said, I find their items to be overpriced and it is much, much smaller than any other Harris Teeter I've been to. If you want to grab a sub during lunch hours - good luck! All the uptown businesses in the vicinity are out on lunch at roughly the same hour and the last time I visited at 12:30, there were literally 14 people on line with 2 sandwich makers. They are currently renovating. I do appreciate that there is a lot more room when you walk in. I hated that everything was so close together in the produce isle! I am also grateful that there is a parking lot that is totally free! This Teeter serves its purpose, but I'd rather drive a bit further to a supermarket with better prices and a bigger selection. In a crunch, I couldn't live without it! read more

Great place to pop in for an easy lunch. This is a smaller-sized HT and I typically only use it for a convenient lunch. Starting at 11am there is a salad bar and Asian hot bar where you just grab a container and fill it up. $5.99 a pound for the salad, $7.99 a pound for the hot bar - good prices for a Harris Teeter, that's for sure. There is also fruit and dessert squares at the end of the bar as well if you are looking for a nice finish to your meal. You can also grab a sub for lunch and choose your toppings - be sure to check out the daily special to grab a 6 inch on the cheap. They can also do full pizzas or single slices. I've never tried the pizza here so not sure of the quality but know they have good pizza specials on Mondays. Both the Asian bar and salad bar are great though and was surprised at how delicious the hot bar was - the items switch up throughout the week as well so you can typically always find something new to try if you go more than once a week. I sometimes swing over to the cold case as well and grab a side dish or maybe even a sushi roll... love that sushi chefs are creating the rolls on sight and you can peek over and watch them. And hey, it's no Cowfish or Ru Sans but never expected it to be and give the sushi top notches here. I typically don't do my shopping at HT due to the higher prices but love that I can find flavors of brands at HT that I can't find elsewhere and applaud this location for the tasty lunch options! read more

I am in love with Harris Teeter! Whenever I am in town I make it a point to visit this location. I like their bar where I can choose fresh sushi. I am patiently waiting until we get a Harris Teether here in Atlanta! read more

All I want to say is that this store has the nicest employees. I am always greeted, welcomed or asked if I need help finding something multiple times by different employees. Amazing. Thank you. read more

I went here yesterday for a sandwich at the deli. It was two great guys there who greeted me and treated me with very good customer service. One guy made one of the best and biggest subs ever for 3.99 -4.24. But it really was good. The place was clean and in a nice location downtown. read more

Visited this location for lunch in the fourth ward/sixth street because it was near my work site. I just wanted a deli sub lunch special and to use the potty. The potty was clean converse to the fish smell that you get hit with immediately as you walk through the door. It is a small store filled to the brim -- I mean cramped. Think genie in a bottle -- fantastic, cosmic power...itty, bitty living space. I find my way to the deli and was greeted by a very friendly young woman. I didn't catch her name, unfortunately, but I believe she was the deli manager. She made my sandwich to my specifications, and it was delicious. Another young manager manning the self-checkout area, helped me to get the special lunch price since I'm not a regular customer. So all in all, I had a pretty positive experience. I read the other reviews, and I think if you just go in and not expect it to look like a full scale grocery store that you'd find in the burbs, you won't be disappointed. It fits it's surroundings. read more

This location is super convenient for me as I live right down the street and can walk to it. It's a great location for your basic staples, but if you're looking for anything else, you'll most likely have to go to a larger store. I've found myself having to do this more often than not lately. They do run out of stuff a lot quicker, just because, being a store with a smaller footprint, they generally don't have as much stock on the shelves. Some employees seem like they really don't want to be there, but most are friendly. read more

The store is stocked with the bare minimum items. The service is terrible and by far the worst part. The employees are completely apathetic about everything and have no urgency to help anyone. I was able to write this review while waiting for someone to check my ID so I could finish checking out at one of their automated registers. read more

Highly unimpressed with HT, this store in particular. Unfortunately it's the closest grocer to where I live, hence my go-to for any immediate needs. Customer service is slow and indifferent, all staff of the automaton ilk. I view the HT employee culture a throwback to the Winn Dixies and Piggly Wigglys of the 20th century South. At checkout the same routinized questions conveyed with indifference, no eye contact and most surely, only with management's prodding. HT competitors like Whole Foods or Trader Joes or Earth Fare seemingly encourage their employees to engage in much more personal (and real) interactions. Don't buy anything from the deli. It's not airplane food but it's not quality either. And you don't even want to know the potentially death-inducing sodium level. HT downtown should be viewed only as a 7-11, a convenience outlet for beer and other immediate needs. read more

The only reason this Teeter is not five stars is because of the fact that it is the smallest Teeter in Charlotte and does not have the amount of product the others do. However, they have all the products I need and at a great price. The best part about this place is the management. I accidentally bought a really sweet champagne. I brought it back to exchange it for a more expensive bottle and management gave it to me for the same price. All of the self-checkout people are very quick and friendly. I am here every other day and it never disappoints! read more

HARRIS TEETER - is an OK food store. Their selection is POOR in so far as choices... at this location and another I've visited since being here; have had trouble finding items one would expect in an everyday food store for God sake. In addition, they aim to provide good service... however, some of their staff simply cannot attain the high-standard they seem to strive towards. Uhmm. Why set the bar so high then? Evidently to doop the general public into believing they are a good service grocery store with options; not any that interest me. Moreover, they are too expensive!!! On Sunday, September 7th, 2008 I was rudely handled by their checkout clerk. Won't be going there any time soon. NO THANK YOU Harris Teeter!!! It's there "so call Southern hospitality." read more

The parking can be challenging at times and overall selection is less than your typical store. Of course, store is smaller due to being located uptown. The meats are disappointing as they seemed to have limited options and often times, they are already turning grey in color. I typically would go to another Harris Teeter location or Publix. When their buffet was open, the food is exactly the same day in and day out and the food looks like it's been sitting there for several hours. It basically looks dried out when looking any of it. I wouldn't recommend. read more

Worst Harris teeter ever. I've lived 2 blocks from this Harris teeter for 3 years now. Always been a bit disappointing, the space is small an dirty, the selection is limited compared to the other Harris teeters in a 20 mile radius. But all of that is somewhat expected due to its convenient uptown location. But recently this location had decided to make your overpriced grocery shopping experience just a bit worse. If you want to purchase groceries from this location, you have to ring up and bag the groceries yourself. Nothing quite like paying that little extra to fight with a useless self checkout for 20 mins. 2 blocks away or not, I will never return to this Harris teeter. I'm currently writing this review from the publix 10 minutes away. Get your damn act together Harris teeter! read more

This is the closest grocery store in uptown that I know of near lots parking lots. I have been here couple of time and its little smaller than the regular HT but it works. The first time I was here, I had to bring some items for my co-worker's B'day but I forgot and that's when I remembered that there is a HT near my parking lot so I ran. I was in store with in few mins. I asked the casher to locate items and I was out in no time. HT saved my day. One time I had was running late from office to home but I knew I had to get some groceries for dinner so I stopped by here again. They didn't have everything I was looking for but enough to save the day again to prepare dinner. I also started stoping by here specially whenever I was feeling lucky to get my powerball :) Overall, my experience has been great in finding what I am looking for as well as customer service. read more

Worst supermarket I have ever been to. Bought a gallon of milk that was spoiled. They never have any fruits like strawberries and bananas. And everything is way over priced. Publix and/or Walmart are 100 times better. I wouldn't step a foot into this supermarket if I didn't have to. Unfortunately for me it's the only supermarket I have less than a minute away. read more

Several weeks ago I saw a man standing in the freezer licking his hand. He had obviously gotten into a carton of ice cream. Tonight I found 2 long hairs in my sushi. Very disappointed in this Harris Teeter location. I'm sticking with Publix on South Boulevard! read more

If you live or work uptown, it's super-convenient- a short walk from any of the main office buildings along Trade or Tryon and just steps from your front door, especially in Fourth Ward. It's smaller than regular Harris Teeters, but re: the post above about this store being similar to shopping in New York City- come on, this is way way nicer than any grocery store in NYC except maybe Whole Foods, and much larger than nearly every grocery store in NYC. ETA: The store has free Wi-Fi and places to sit (upstairs), with tables. read more

I love this Harris Teeter. It might be a small one, but it's clean and really nice to walk around in. There's always a friendly cop at the door. Walking here from my apartment on 5th was really convenient. Definitely overpriced, but when you're picking up a few things for dinner, oh well. Their microwave meals section rocks! I always got chicken tikka masala from here for nights when I didn't want to cook dinner. Fab. Garage parking area is small but luckily I never had problems parking. I miss having a nice grocery store so close! read more