Very well organized and clean store. Was easy to find exact items I wanted and checkout was quick.

I was just so excited this grocery store was in the same building as my hotel. Really saved me from starving. Very organized and extremely affable staff. They had a nice deli and premade food section. And non fat milk. Hurray. read more

The customer service and employee training. I had a piece of plastic in my sandwich. I contacted the store and awaiting a response. read more

Harris Teeter - The plastic casing from the sliced meat for sandwich. - Grocery Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Fine. Decent selections but more expensive than alternatives in the area, lacking meat selection, can be quite crowded with long lines

A employee named Andrew, brown skin, dreadlocks with gold highlights. Andrew has harassed my fiancée for months on end. I've witnessed it. The first time I complained...The store manager called me saying if anything else happens to speak with him personally. Today, I spoke with the store manager and he didn't acknowledge my previous complaint. Basically calling me a liar to my face. It's not being taken seriously. The employee is constantly being verbally aggressive and it's normalized to the point where there isn't any repercussions. The manager was visibly annoyed by me brining the issue to his attention. read more

Really bad customer service!!! I will never go to this place again. Cashier looked mad about having to work. Really bad!!! Security was doing too much!!!! I need to give a 0 rating for sure! read more

Good selection of items. Very clean Staff are hit and miss. Sometimes helpful and polite - other times not so much. read more

Harris Teeter - Grocery Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

There were two regular registers with lights on. One person was at a register. I asked her if someone was at the other register. She said she didn't know. There was another employee nearby. I asked if she was at the unmanned register. She said no. I went to the first person and waited in line. Meanwhile, the other woman cleaned the other register. I checked out and moved away to bag my three items. The other woman had lied to me about not being at the other register and was ringing up other customers. Why lie, and why lie about something so obvious? RUDE. read more

Very nice grocery store. Plenty of staff. Great selection. Nice layout. A few vagrants living outside, but nothing compared to Oakland California, my home city. Parking available for customers. read more

See my latest post it says it all. I dispose this store and having it in the area of businesses is beyond me as to how the staff are unpleasant read more

Updated review: The location is perfect. Parking is free. I noticed that Harris Teeter is more focused on how long customers park in the garage. I saw a person with a clipboard on a recent trip. With several options in a small radius (Safeway, Giant, Trader Joe's, Walmart) there are some items I don't need to purchase from Harris Teeter. HT has great sales to get you in the door. If you don't need two items when they are "Buy one get one free," you can get just one item for half price. The produce section is hit or miss. There are a few items that are locally grown. I like getting tomatoes and supporting local business. Some of my favorites plant based or meat free items aren't stocked anymore (Worthington, Loma Linda). Morning Star items are stocked (less variety and priced higher than Walmart & Safeway). There are interesting clearance items that are always placed so they are noticed after I have already checked out. The store has a nice seating area for grabbing something for lunch & resting a minute. The personal touch has left the store. Even at peak shopping hours, there will only be one or two registers open. More self check out registers were added. I like interacting with a person when I check out. The shopping carts disappear quickly. If you see one in the parking area, grab it. read more

I previously gave this Harris Teeter a 1 star in part due to the constant lack of carts. I don't know if my review had anything to do with it, but in the weeks since, the carts are almost entirely fully stocked up front. No more hunting for stray carts in the parking lot, or awkwardly trying to hold my groceries in my arms as I shop. Staying in top of grocery carts in a busy city store is great customer service. read more

Ms Nya, She was wonderful helping my daughter and I get through the self-checkout! She had to unlock my station 3x! I didn't have my VIC card handy so she improvised. She saved $25 with it!! Great employee read more

Wanted the Chicken Taco Pizza. Was advertised on the glass for the pizza. They said we're not making that! I've been there a couple of times, it just seems like the employees have an attitude. read more

To whom it may concern, The product: Velveeta Broccoli Shells & Cheese Pasta. That I purchased for $ 4.49 two for $7 was outdated, their was mold in the boxed containers. This is Just for future consumers that shop at this location. I filed a complaint on their company website. Take care. read more

Carts are rarely available, and I've never seen a hand basket in this store. They have security at the exits, they can't all be getting stolen and never restocked! I always go to the Trader Joe's on FL Ave even if it's a farther trip if I can help it. read more

Marisha in the flower shop is why we come back to this location. She is so sweet. Her flower arrangements and creativity are unmatched. She deserves a shop of her own! read more

Extremely disappointed in the lack of management and security. The security guards are a joke because they spend their time chatting with the employee that hangs out at the door. Getting food service is challenging because the employees literally complain about doing their job. Best example is the deli personnel that give you a lecture if you ask for bacon on the hot bar at 8 am. After her lecture she tosses the tongs into the middle of the tray and storms off. My firm suggestion is that someone provides employee training and provide incentives for better service. Otherwise it won't be long before consumers like myself are complaining to corporate. read more

I've never been to an establishment with employees as regularly rude as this one. If you can do your shopping elsewhere, please do so. Behaviors you can look forward to from the staff of this location (based on 6 months experience of regularly going here): -Being bumped into by employees, causing you to drop the items in your hands in the check out line (accidents happen-this is not the issue!), then having the employee stare at you with a dirty look and walk away -Employees frequently screaming and yelling at each other, to the point where I often think a fight or confrontation has broken out. But when I look, it's just always employees talking to each other (or even to themselves?-bizarre!!) -e.g. one day I entered to be greeted by an employee screaming across the store to another employee: "SHE A BIG ASS BITCH" in front of children. This is not that notable, as this type of thing is a regular occurrence here. -Employees being incredibly rude to customers for no reason. If you greet a cashier or a receipt checker with a smile and say "hi, how are you?" the response 9/10 times is a glare, no words, and items slammed around in the check out line or the receipt rudely thrown back in your face. -Employees, the vast majority of the time, give customers dirty looks, do not reply to them, and act incredibly angry, slamming items, etc. Bad employee culture! read more

This is not a bad supermarket if you're in the neighborhood. There are a lot of self check out lanes and only 1 real cashier which is a painpoint for people who may have questions or concerns. I've waited a while at self check out for help on more than one occassion. Their hot food buffet at 9.99 is expensive for what you're getting. A lot of wet food and protein with bones, not very well seasoned. Some good deals if you look for them. read more

This Harris Teeter is situated in the NOMA Gallaudet area which means to caters to a HOH population. My experiences at Harris Teeter have been varied depending on what I have on. Today, my experience was better. read more

Felt safe? No. Afraid, intimidated, harassed? Yes. Exiting the store was an event when, of course, it really shouldn't. This was attributed to the person checking receipts and the person wearing a security uniform antagonizing customers instead of showing customer appreciation. A whole lot of customer service training is needed at Harris Teeter. Do better. read more

I KNOW THIS IS A GROCERY STORE!!! HOWEVER!!! One day a week they have a Prime Rib Dinner!!! I ( believe ) it's at an multiple locations possibly on different days... 11.00 PRIME RIB DINNER The meat was cell seasoned, way better than I expected, tender and juicy! The veggies were seasoned well too! You get a container of Auju, horseradish sauce( yummy)!!! There is nothing bad I have to say about this! From the time I walked in Tammi was with a big smile and had had Prime Rib for an affordable price!!! She was very friendly while she cut my fresh prime rib!! If you have a chance to stop by say Hi to Tammi! She will def get you right!!! The best part about it is you can take it home and slice it up, or over indulge!!! Either way you in the comforts of your own home with yummy food!! :-) This is great for date night, or I just don't feel like cooking! Convenient, affordable, delicious,& great customer service!! Great job Harris Teeter! read more

Harris Teeter - 11.00 Prime Rib Dinner( cut To order) - Grocery Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Don't bother going! Their new policy not allowing bags on wheels makes it impossible to shop for oneself and then bring the groceries back home. This policy discriminates against the disabled. read more

This is my corner store. I've hesitated to write this for a while in the hopes that things would change, and they have, for worse. Since COVID and 9+% inflation, my bills at this store have gone up 22%. I can't get a hand basket to save my life in a preponderantly pedestrian neighborhood. The employees (for the most part outstanding) openly gripe about management and policy. Hint: not an employee problem. They are the redeeming star. Not a lot of options around here and HT is squeezing every one. read more

The overall store is nice. However; after careful observation I watched the security/ door checkers only ask black people to see their receipt. I actually watched them let every white person out and stopped everybody black. And the door goonies are black. read more

The worst delivery service that I ever tried. It was delivered late; and main item that I ordered was not delivered without a notice. Very very bad, I DO NOT RECOMMEND at all. read more

They have everything I need. Prices are better than Giant and checkout is fast and easy. I pass 4 other grocery stores to get here.

This store is so creepy I wouldn't be surprised if i found a human skeleton in the aisle. Filthy. Unorganized. Carts of merchandise everywhere. The security guy is on his phone and wouldn't notice if i walked out with a cart full of unpaid stuff. One employee is screaming f u over and over on her phone. No checkouts open except for self checkout. Shop here at your own risk. read more

Tonight I went to this Harris Teeter as I have gone weekly for the better part of ten years. The checker was giving me scant attention and then got in a screaming match with her supervisor -- who yelled right back. MeanwhIle the checker stopped addressing my groceries. They were each more focused on fighting with one another than focused on me, my groceries and my experience. All and all, it was a rather horrifying experience and now I am thinking about moving my pharmacy and grocery choices to Giant. read more

Neighborhood store that carries typical foods. Really good beer selection and reasonably priced. Groceries are a little pricey depending on what you're buying. Clean store with friendly staff. When I'm staying in this area of D.C. this is a one stop shop for me. Glad to have something so accessible. read more

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We had never been to a HT before. Nice experience lots of good quality choices. Well marked and easy to find what you want.

The store is great for shopping. The experience is wonderful. I especially recommend checking out the delicious sub sandwiches. The customer experience is so amazing that I felt compelled to apply and become apart of the Harris Teeter family. I can personally attest that the wonderful service comes to a screeching halt once you enter your bid for employment within the company, at least at this particular location. As I sat in the customer dining area, enjoying my scrumptious turkey sandwich, carrot cake, and ice cold beverage, I called to check on the status of my application. I was told by the hiring manager(Tameka?) that I had an interview within the next hour if I wanted. I was ecstatic. I finished my meal, brushed up on my interview skills, and patiently waited for the time to come. I let the customer service desk know, 10 minutes ahead of time, that I am here for my interview. This is where the atmosphere took a shift. Once the manager spoke with me, she simply told me to have a seat and I will be with you shortly. 15 ministers go by and she comes to grab me, we proceed to walk to what I assume is the interview area, when she abruptly stops and says she forgot her keys, then she asks me to stay there, in the middle of a aisle until she returns. Another 15 minutes and she has yet to reappear. This same thing happened twice more. I began to get the feeling that she did not want to conduct the interview. When I asked her if she was still going to interview me, she became visibly and audibly upset, claiming that she is busy, that she is an employee of a grocery store. I fully understand that, but that doesn't not explain scheduling an interview a hour ahead of time, and it now being 45 minutes after said time, and nothing has been said in regards to the interview(not to mention that the store was not busy at all)Customer experience is great, unless you wish to become a employee. P.s. it feels like there is a Harris Teeter mafia within this location that includes the security guard, multiple employees, and even various managers. Stay safe read more

I tried the Harris teeter brand ice cream pints because they were buy two get THREE free. So how could I possibly say no. So I didn't. Knowing my utter LACK of self control, I managed to pawn off one of my pints to the cashier who HAPPILY took it. Nice to make someone happy hehe. Well all to say after eating half of each pint once I got home, I regret not having that fifth pint because that ice cream was AMAZING!!!!!!! I'm never eating no other ice cream, except maybe halo top because it's less calories. I had the cookie dough, the brownie and cookie dough, the hazelnut one and the strawberry cheesecake. The first three I would just mix together with a little bit of chocolate almond milk for my own homemade soft serve. The cheesecake one was different but delicious. I implore you to try them!!! read more

Harris Teeter - I posted this on Instagram when I saw the sale so excuse the captions - Grocery Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

For the past three years, Harris Teeter has been the closest, most convenient grocery store to where I live. I've been tempted many times to write a review but knew that I will continue to use it regardless so I have the time to observe it over hundreds of visits over the years and any review will be based on trends, not single incidents. There are highs and lows: Big props: There are long time cashiers who are extraordinary women. Always cheerful, no matter how busy the store gets, no matter how rude the customers, no matter how much nonsense they have to put up with from drunk or confrontational customers, they keep a smile and continue to be so pleasant that it makes me overlook some of the lesser qualities in the store. I want to give them a big hug for all the legitimate reasons they have to be angry, because lots of customers are awful, and they don't deserve the treatment they get sometimes. Also, a couple of the floor managers are really good. They'll jump in and shift people to registers to keep the flow moving, so people don't wait too long or back up. They're constantly moving around the store, picking up things that drop and helping people find things in aisles. Lows: The WORST thing the store does is that people often leave perishable foods at the cash register. Whether they decide not to buy it, or didn't bring the correct credit card, hamburger meat, eggs, milk, sushi, yogurt, ice cream, shrimp, etc. are all left at the end of the check-out line. That food is collected into one shopping cart all day. At the end of the day, once the food has been sitting out at room temperature for 5-8 hours, an employee will put all the warm food back where it came from, so a customer can buy spoiled food the next day without knowing it. This has been going on all three years, every day, for the time I've lived here. I've seen every single type of food put back. As someone who has been hospitalized for chicken that sat out at room temperature too long, I wouldn't be surprised if someone has been hospitalized or died from foodborne illness, and not known why. Also, Harris Teeter has the worst apples ever. It's like they get thrown around, dropped, and kept for months too long. Over the past three years, I've cut into at least 40 that have been rotten, moldy, and brown, green, or cobweb looking centers. I'm so so so glad that I cut the apples and don't bite into them. I've found horrifying things inside too many times. Also, even if you find a good apple, the employees bounce them off the glass when they weigh them and throw them into the bag hitting the bottom of the counter as hard as they can. No matter how much time I spend trying to find the perfect apple, they always bruise them by smacking them around and throwing them into bags like a baseball player trying to break in his mitt. Additionally, the only rude people in the store are those stocking/cleaning. As polite and wonderful as the cashiers are, the people who stock and mop are atrocious. I've had people mopping run their mop into my feet and stare at me passive aggressively, waiting for me to move. I've had carts and dollies slammed into me, my cart, my shins, legs. It's like they're angry and hate their job, so they take it out on the customers. Just this week, one gentleman pushed a dolly telling people "OUTTA THE WAY" slamming it into carts and making people run in the frozen foods section. It's ridiculous and negates all the politeness at the registers. It's hard to review the store because there are people who are so nice, trying so hard, but there are people who shouldn't be working anywhere that are making it harder on everyone. Edit: Also, one additional point. In the past 42 years I've been alive, I've never seen a grocery store where more people eat the food and then just throw it on a shelf and leave. I see customers digging into rotisserie chicken, sushi, eating bags of chips or fruit, then tossing the garbage on a shelf and walk out. It's gross and totally preventable with the amount of employees and security in the store. read more

I was there to take an exam. I was staying in Hilton Garden, Harris Teeter was right next door. The location is convenient. This place has it all. I couldn't decide especially because I was anxious about my exam the next day. I went to all three food bar - the salad bar, fruit bar, and the hot bar. All the food was delicious. Definitely a smaller whole food with better prices. read more

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I visit this location quiet often I'm beginning to see a pattern. The food items are expired frequently I'm at the point where I won't buy ANYTHING without checking Best Buy date. The items are not a few days out dated we're speaking months and years. I purchase a pasta source that when I open the jar it smell so bad that the odor fill the room. I was so upset because I was preparing a meal for my family I couldn't do some had prepare a COLD meal instead just horrible!!! Just this morning I purchased Cream Cheese today is 1/24/22 the date on the product is 10/27/21. read more

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It's a grocery store. Not a ton to say, but: Pros about this location: +solid wine/beer/cider selection. Best make-your-own sixer selection/price for grocery stores in the area. +good produce/cheese selection +good online coupons/savings email. I don't do my big shopping trip here but do make smaller trips because there are good deals on products actually relevant to me. +the scratch-n-dent section at the front of the store usually has some good deals and is worth checking out. Cons: -Harris Teeter's deals often require you to buy unmanageable quantities of things in order to actually save money. Things like buy 3/get 2 free on big packages of TP or ice cream. Closely examine the price tags because some BOGO items actually just ring at half-price and they just want you to buy two. -The store's layout leaves a lot to be desired. Eggs and butter are on different sides of the store, tortillas are on a random island in the back instead of the international section, a lot of the cosmetics and magazines are blocked by the self-checkout line, stuff like that. -The checkout lines are different from other stores and confusing to the uninitiated. Wait in the aisle that lines up with the cashier for your desired register, rather than the typical aisle in front of the belt. Maybe there is research that shows this is better, or maybe they just want to be different. -everyone wants to use the self-checkout even when there are other registers open, so the lines are often long. They recently added some more self-checkouts but there is basically always at least one that's not working. The scale for "use my own bag" is also extremely finicky so it's usually less of a hassle to bag it after you've paid. Of the major grocery stores in this area (Giant/TJ/HT), this is the one we go to least even though it is the closest. read more

Being a retired Navy veteran I do most of my grocery shopping at the commissary on Joint ForcrAnacostia bowling. Besides there, this store has been my primary source of groceries. Let me tell you, it has fallen off and been a disappointment of late. Just today I spoke with the manager, Jonathan M. regarding a number of problematic issues with one being my not received my delivery timely. After an hour late, Jonathan was supposed to call me back, but he didn't. Enough said and I'm done... There are too many other options in DC. read more

Again. I'm tired of being forced to the self check out. This city seems to screw everyone over. I don't have a car because mechanic is screwing me. So I decide to walk to the store. I have about two weeks worth a groceries. I stand in line, patiently. And the cashier looks at the carts. Huffs and guffs and then walks away from the line. I was extremely disappointed. I sent an email to Harris teeter explaining the situation. I wrote it as an "unofficial employee" because you know, I'm scanning my groceries. Harris teeter did not respond. Unfortunately I will have to resign effectively immediately as their unofficial employee read more