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

One of the first Trader Joe's with plentiful parking!…read more It was still a bustling place like most Trader Joe's locations, however, it was a swift and efficient shopping and checking out experience. This location stands out for their large selection of fresh flowers of the local area and many more unique Asian selections than my location. Staff were incredibly friendly assisting multiple customers while making sure all needs were met. One staff member even ran to the back to deliver the restock of the highly coveted frozen hash browns.

Placed an order for chicken on Saturday Pick up time was Sunday at 2:30. My daughter shows up and…read moreit's not ready. Np, they say 15min. She waits an hour because the chicken was still frying. No compensation and manager was NO HELP! Disappointed with customer service! And chicken taste like old dirty grease!

Clean store, great selection though pricey. While checking out, there was no one bagging groceries…read moreso I started to do it myself. About 10 feet away or so stood a manager, having a casual chat with another employee. No way he didn't see me--but never offered to help or acknowledged me in any way, until I was finished and leaving the store. Frankly I can't say any of the workers were really "warm and fuzzy," and with a clueless jerk for a manager I can see why. I will not shop at ANY Lowe's again.

I return Amazon items at this store. It is so easy to do so here…read more The service is incredible, very nice people, and the process is so easy. Whole Foods is in an older supermarket in a recently renovated strip mall. The store itself is very nice with a lot of fresh items and special groceries.

Whole Foods is really hit or miss. There have been some days this year where it looked like…read morepandemic again, with many empty shelves and missing produce. I'm not sure what was going on. But overall, it's a pretty typical location. Sometimes you can get some great deals, especially on produce. This parking lot is is much better than the other WF's lots, too.

I love Wegman's for many reasons. One being their hot and ready food alley. There is plenty of…read moreoptions here and if you haven't been, you need to go. One of my faves is the pizza station. Everything from plain cheese to exotic specialty pizzas by the pie or by the slice. This time my wife and I ordered a buffalo chicken, pepperoni and one with jalapeños and hot honey drizzle. All the slices were excellent. And at $4.00-$5.00 a slice, it won't break your wallet. If you visit Wegmans you will love it.

I've been shopping at Wegmans for years, and it's one of the few grocery stores that's consistently…read moregood. When I was managing larger teams, I'd order catering for my associates pretty regularly. The food was always fresh, well-packaged, and ready on time. I honestly can't remember ever having an issue. The fresh food bar is one of my favorite things about the store, and their produce is consistently some of the best you'll find. I also always stop by the deli for their freshly sliced cheeses and turkey. The bakery and prepared meals are excellent too, and everything just feels higher quality than your average grocery store. The store is always clean, well-organized, and the staff is genuinely helpful. Wegmans has set the bar for grocery stores, and I wish there were more of them.

So this is my neighborhood grocery store. It is reliable, clean, well stocked and well staffed…read more They are friendly and easily engaged. I love that some of the cashiers know the kiddo and speak. Food lion takes Apple Pay and I can pay by check. The best part is they are own from 7am-11pm. So this is my place for last minute fixes. You know out of milk in the middle of the night or out of diapers and we're getting ready to go out of town. With big box stores I'd be in line for half an hour. I hope they get self check out and that would make this place even better but for now it's an awesome place to go and do grocery shopping especially those last-minute fixes.

Of all the larger local chains, my least favorite. A little dated compared to all the others that…read morehave renovated (including Lowes). This particular store is a bit dingy compared to others. Strong point here is prices. 2 dozen brown cage free eggs for $3. $4 bouquets of fresh flowers. Staff is friendly, just the place doesn't have all the amenities like Whole Foods, Harris Teeter etc.

Bumping back to five stars due to the plethora of delicious drinks they now carry (they're in…read moreseveral locations within the store depending on type), plus the sushi. A great spot for quick refreshments when we're out running errands or dropping books at the library.

I have mixed feelings writing this because parts of my experience were lovely, but the management…read morecompletely ruined it. I've lived in Raleigh for 14 years, and while I've enjoyed a few things from The Fresh Market before, I had never tried their bakery items. When I saw them on the Too Good To Go app, I decided it was the perfect excuse to run out and try it. My first two interactions were fantastic--the lovely elderly woman in the bakery and the sweet cashier checking me out were absolutely amazing and treated me with genuine kindness. However, the front-end manager (I believe her name was Tip or Tiff) completely ruined the experience. Her demeanor was an absolute deterrent. In an interaction that lasted less than three minutes, she hounded the cashier, repeating four or five times: *"Make sure you watch her scan it on the app."* The first time she said it, I thought nothing of it--just standard store process. But repeating it aggressively that many times while I, a Black customer, am just standing there rubbed me entirely the wrong way. To make matters worse, I had also picked up a granola bar to purchase. The manager came over *again*, hounding the girl: *"What are you doing? I have to make sure. Did you actually see her scan it?"* I felt incredibly sorry for the poor cashier, and frankly, I felt targeted. It is deeply frustrating to still deal with people acting like I don't belong in spaces where I absolutely do--and it's even more disheartening when that energy comes from another minority. If I had known I'd be treated with that level of baseline suspicion, I wouldn't have even spent money on the granola bar. That manager's behavior completely turned me away from ever spending my money at this store again. I truly hope this is a lesson for her in how she treats people. To the sweet cashier and the wonderful woman in the bakery, thank you for being decent human beings--I hope you both have an amazing day.

I always frequent this Harris Teeter location. My husband always looks over at the bar and says…read morethat he is going to gonober one say and get a beer. Guess what..he finally did. The bartender, Craig, was great. Very friendly and knowledgeable. My husband got a beer flight. He really enjoyed it. The cost was very reasonable. They also have daily specials. We sat at the bar and watched sports on the TV and enjoyed the company of others at the bar. Who knew that you could get your groceries and enjoy a drink all at the same place. This is a very nice touch.

This is a new Harris Teeter and it's beautiful when you walk in. There's beautiful flower…read morearrangements and a Starbucks. The floral arrangements are plentiful and then right behind that is a large area where you can sit at a bar area and actually order a beer and watch TV plus sit at tables and have charcuterie type of food or get other food and just sit and relax while other people are grocery shopping. They also have lots of samples they give out. It's quite the set up more than just a grocery store. The aisles are spacious and the selection is really nice in the store. What I really love about HT is the brand awareness. For instance, if you like Chobani creamer - they carry almost every flavor. This is my go to store for many brands I'm particular about. I can't say that about all the stores in the area.

Not excellent but not bad, this large supermarket is A-OK. It seemed like a large-footprint…read moreWinn-Dixie. It is not high-end like a Publix or a Teeter and it is full service, unlike Aldi or Lidl. Lots of aisles of merchandise and it's all very well stacked up. Well lit, clean and bright. I found a couple of snacks, prices were quite good. Butcher department was well stocked and the prices looked good. The young lady who rang up my purchase was pleasant. Outside, the lot is clean with no litter and the cart corrals were clear. [Review 11920 overall, 1702 of 2019.]

I wonder if grocery store customers have finally come to their senses & stop shopping at Carlie…read moreC's. Drive or walk on over to Walmart. The Walmart store is cleaner & sanitized for customer protection. The food inside the Walmart grocery store is much fresher. At Walmart you can buy holiday turkeys that cost less than $15 dollars & less than $10 dollars. These are eighteen pound turkeys & twenty pound turkeys. Walmart actually does want people to have a happy holiday & merry Christmas. So come on over to Walmart this holiday season & make Walmart your primary grocery store destination, during the entire new year of 2024. Don't shop at the Carlie C's located at 1514 Garner Station Blvd anymore. You don't have to shop at any area Carlie C's grocery stores ever again.