If this location were not a block away from me, I would never go! It is my opinion that the management team in this particular location are self absorbed, and somewhat immature acting. When I see them on the floor, I feel like I am watching a group of friends standing around talking to each other and laughing, instead of running a business. Therefore quick to jump to conclusions when assisting customers because they have not taken the time to assess anything. I Have had various, team members of this store, bump into me, cut me off, or graze me without an "Excuse Me" or any acknowledgment that it even happened. The other thing I find difficult about this location is getting into the building on a day that it rains. The trees are never limed, making it difficult to walk into the store, if you stand taller than 5'5". Unfortunately this is something that the management team does not address because they are to busy talking! Oh Last but not least, they are always out of Basic Produce! (sad cause the quality of the produce is great, when they have it) read more

Since saying goodbye to Safeway on Columbia and beginning a beautiful relationship with Harris Teeter, my grocery shopping experience has improved exponentially. A deli counter, hot prepared meals, meat/fish counter, pharmacy--HT satisfies all of your grocery needs. Prices: I've heard some people gripe that HT is more expensive than Safeway. However since Safeway's stock of items I'd like to purchase is constantly depleted, I find myself paying more anyway! So really it all balances out (if the prices even are higher-- I don't think they are). Checkout: I never have to wait for more than one person ahead of me in line. There are always ample checkout counters open, especially during peak shopping hours. Produce Quality: HT is no farmers market, but their produce selection is solid. A wide variety of fresh items. Samples: Fruit, cookies, cheese, dips-- yes please! Wide aisles: I can drive my cart down the aisles without bumping into every person I pass. The aisles don't get congested with people waiting in line to check out (ahem-- Safeway). Cleanliness: The floor actually looks like it is mopped daily. I never regret walking the extra 5 minutes past Safeway to Harris Teeter for a more pleasant shopping experience. read more

Time to bump this store down a star. I saw a mouse scurrying across the floor the other day. Not what I want to see in the place where I'm buying my food... based on other reviews, I'm not the only person who has seen rodents in the store. There's one thing that's really been getting under my skin lately - the fact that whenever there's a good sale, it's a complete crap shoot as to whether that item is going to be on the shelf when you show up. For example, today I went to buy chicken breasts, buy one get one free. When I got to the poultry section, the shelf was completely picked over. Last week there was a great deal on canned tomatoes, when I arrived, there was not a single can in sight. Also last week there was a BOGO on bags of sugar. Sure enough, I showed up to a barren shelf. I could go on and on, but you get the idea. When I started shopping at HT, the cashier would always ask "did you find everything you were looking for?" and I would respond "yes, thank you." These days, they don't really ask that question anymore, but if they did, my answer would frequently be "no, I didn't find what I was looking for." Sure, HT gives rain checks, but it's still an inconvenience. Pick up the game, guys. This used to be my unconditional go-to store in DC. Now I'm questioning whether it's always worth it. read more

I am a stereotypical early 20s male and by no means a grocery store connoisseur. I cannot tell you if the organic kale here is as full bodied as the kale at Whole Foods or if Harris Teeters fish section is as good as Safeways. I choose to do my grocery shopping here because: 1.The store is always clean and well stocked. 2. The prices and sales are good here especially if you are flexible with the brands you buy. 3. I have always been happy with the quality of what I bought here, which isn't true at some of the other places I have shopped in the city 4. The associates are friendly and keep the lines moving fast so I don't spend my Sunday afternoon waiting to be checked out. read more

Last weekend I went to both Grand Mart and this Harris-Teeter. Grandmart: 26 bags of groceries for $112 Harris Teeter: 1 bag of groceries for $42 Today I bought a bag of grapes from Harris-Teeter because they were on sale for $3.49. Turns out that's not the price of the bag, its the per pound price. A "sale" bag of grapes costs $10.69, more than half the bottles of wine in the store. Its hard to imagine how anyone could find the prices reasonable unless you've lived in the downtown of a large city for years, and the only thing you're comparing it to is Whole Foods. Food shouldn't cost this much, even in a city. Mercaditos Ramos, a few blocks from Harris-Teeter, sells stuff for 1/4 of the price (but unfortunately has a very limited selection). Yes! Organic, also a few blocks away, sells the same brand of sushi rice for less than half the price (and Yes! itself isn't somewhere I think of as "inexpensive."). Chevre is more than $10. Even Whole Foods beats that price. I'm fine with paying a bit of an up charge for one-stop shopping, but I've never found all of my produce or all of my meat at Harris-Teeter on one trip. A lot of basic produce is out of stock every time I go, and H-T doesn't sell a lot of other things I'd think were common. The pattern seems nonsensical; on one trip in winter they didn't have parsnips, brussels sprouts, chives, or squash of any kind. But they did have artichokes, multiple types of asparagus, green beans, avocado, and watercress. A small produce section would work fine, if the produce was seasonal, but it seems to be the opposite. Meat and fish selections tend to be limited and random. On one occasion, they had no clams or mussels, but four types of oysters. I got a legitimately great deal on a whole pork tenderloin one week, then the next week the butcher told me they had never at any point sold pork tenderloin in the display case and that I must have bought the Hormel pork-in-a-bag and gotten confused. The wine selection is poor. It is nearly exclusively mass producers, and there are no fortified wines, which would be useful for cooking. Overall, its gotten to the point that I'm better off simply planning on visiting several of the smaller groceries in the area. Its a hassle, but I know I'm not going to get everything I need at H-T anyhow, so I may as well benefit from reasonable prices. This would be a one-star, except for two legitimately good things about the market: First, its got decent prepared food. In fact, I expect that's why this market has so many good reviews. If you don't cook from scratch, but don't feel like going out, its a decent option. Second, the parking is free and its always easy to find a spot. That's a big deal in the neighborhood. read more

I've been shopping here for the last four years, but never have I experienced such amazing customer service as today. I got a cashier in training at the checkout, and didn't notice when two of my items didn't make it into my bags. I called the store to ask for a refund, but was a disappointed when they told me the couldn't do a refund over the phone. I was feeling a little dejected, until the manager said that he would drive the items over to my apartment. He got here about half an hour later. How's that for service? read more

I have been coming to this store for years and am very satisfied with it. The current management must be doing something right because the people who work here are very cheerful and helpful. I also like the quality of the produce and brand selection. I enjoy coming here during the week later at night than in the evenings or on the weekends. Sometimes it can be very crowded then. The prices are not low, but with my VIC card (if you shop here at all you should get one) and a little selectivity they are acceptable. Sometimes they even have really amazing sales on poultry that you wouldn't expect. Free garage parking helps if you are going to haul a lot of food. The overall cleanliness here is quite good. It's so nice to have great options like this in my neighborhood. Keep up the good work, HT! read more

I like this grocery store a lot but Do not buy cheese here - it is way over priced. Port salute was like 12.99 a lb - where as at Trader Joes its about 8.99 a lb. Lots of samples - you can eat a meal here and their pre made paninis seem like an amazing deal. Self check out a plus. read more

Great grocery store. I kinda have three tiers for grocery stores in this area. The first tier has Safeway and Giant, the second has Harris Teeter and Trader Joe's, and the third has Whole Foods, MOM and Yes! and Wegman's. One tier is not inherently better than the other, as they serve different needs. I think Harris Teeter strikes a good balance between the high prices and freshness of that top tier and the low prices but questionable freshness of the bottom (mainly looking at you, Safeway). The employees here are all pretty friendly, and they seem to know what they're talking about. The aisles are ALWAYS stocked from what I've seen, which is way more than can be said for the abysmal Safeway nearby (seriously, one time I went there and they were pretty much out of milk. Milk!) Great beer selection as well. Not that I would know anything about beer... :P and it's very convenient to my pad. Their garage has a lot of spaces although it can be a tight fit at times. Overall a very good supermarket! read more

Nice employees at this grocery store. I always am greeted with a friendly smile. Always find exactly what I need.

Pineapples samples and a really nice lady handing out champagne samples. No complaints here. Major pluses in my book. The only downside is the prices here are sliiiightly more than other stores. read more

I live literally next door to this "new" Harris Teeter and my boyfriend and I eagerly awaited the grand opening which kept getting pushed back over and over again until one fateful day I rode my bike past and saw the GRAND OPENING signs out front! W00t! I am *SO* happy we have a decent grocery store in the 'hood now. I still go to the market in the Dorchester House for small little things but for the things I used to go to Safeway for I can now get at HT. As a bonus, I had to get a prescription filled recently and I went to their pharmacy counter. The staff there were SO nice and friendly there that I immediately wanted to distrust them. They weren't surly like the employees at the CVS! No fault of their own but their insurance verification system was down and since I was a new customer they couldn't fill my whole rx. They just gave me a couple pills to tide me over and then gave me the balance once the system came back up. I'm not sure if this is standard protocol but I was pretty impressed. As for the store, the meat/fish selection is decent although the quality at Whole Foods is better. As it should be, since it's considerably more expensive. There are certain things that Trader Joe's has for cheaper but that store isn't the easiest for me to get there without a car. For day to day stuff I've been happy and I don't *feel* like prices are that much more expensive than, say, Safeway or Giant. I would probably give this place 5 stars but for two things: the body care area is tiny and that IS a little pricey. I think you're better off going to the new Target for stuff like body lotions, shampoo etc. They do have some organic lines for those who are concerned with that, though. Secondly, I kind of hate the self checkout. It's very "twitchy", very sensitive. I tend to bring my own bags to the store but the checkout registers ALL weight, even the bags I bring in and it'll tell me to scan my last item OVER AND OVER again and I'm pressing buttons to try to make it stop and getting pissed off at the damn thing. I've found it's best just to stack everything up at the bagging area and then transfer it to your bag after you're finished. This really only happens if I'm not sure their bags and bring my own. If there aren't any lines, I would do regular checkout. I normally prefer self checkout but I get too frustrated with their system. read more

I have lived less than a block from this store for over a year now. I used to love it. I don't know if they have new management or what but it has taken a dip recently. It seems to be understaffed - they switched to a new brand of coldcuts that isn't very fresh or good. In addition they never seem to have enough staff on the check out - although they always have someone standing there telling you to go to self checkout. I personally loathe self checkouts, especially at this place. They are very sensitive and get tied up all the time and you need to get someone to approve stuff so that you can keep ringing. The other day I wanted to be rung up by the ONE register they had a person at - the man made me go to the self chec out and i said that i would rather wait. He insisted and she that he would do it for me, i said okay and he stood there and watched me, didn't do it for me like he had promised. Every other item the machine got messed up and i had to waive him down and ask him to fix it do i could keep ringing. I let him know on the way out very politely that i thought it was really rude that he forced me to do the self check out, said he would do it for me if i changed lines and then stood there and watched me as items fell on the floor that i tried to bag and the machine messed up. It was VERY poor customer service and I believe that he was actually the manager that evening. This chain is usually a really nice grocery store - it's a shame that this location has some people who do not provide the high customer asistance that they are known for. read more

I usually end up at Safeway because I can see it outside my apartment window...but when I really want to treat myself, I walk the extra 2 minutes to Harris Teeter. Here's why I prefer Harris Teeter to other grocery stores, which I don't have a ton of experience in: 1. The deli - Safeway basically doesn't have one. Harris Teeter has a full selection of meat, and it has great deals on sandwiches - the 5 dollar Friday deal (giant footlong sandwiches of ANY kind for 5 bucks) is great. 2. Hot food: Similar to the deli, there is a 5 dollar deal here - any day of the week, you can get a hot entree (steak, chicken, meatloaf, fish, etc.) and 2 sides (pastas, rices, potatoes, salads, etc.)....for 5 bucks. 3. Checkout - I have never had to wait in a substantial line, and the cashiers are always friendly and often hysterical. 4. Selection - Everything is always well-stocked, and I never have trouble finding anything. It always just seems more pleasant to shop here in general. Pro-tip - the entrance is kinda hidden, east of the abandoned building on the corner of Kalorama. It fooled me the first time I tried to go. read more

This is the best supermarket in NW. Much cleaner and better selection especially produce than Giant and Safeway. Good variety of items compared to TJ and much cheaper than Whole Foods or Glenns. I come here almost weekly and they have great specials, interesting seasonal items, and good customer service. read more

I come to this HT maybe once or twice a month. I mostly go to Shoppers out in VA, but when I come here I'm always blown away by their deals. Buy 1 get 2 Free? how does that even work out!? One time I came here they literally needed to get the manager because m savings were in excess of 100+ dollars, where else can you get deals like this? But the thing that really gets me to come back regularly is their sushi, ever since Sushi taro went all mega-upscale on me i haven't been able to go anymore way too expensive but HT offers a great alternative they even have their own sushi chefs! I am partial to the Dragon Rolls they have. I really think if you're a sushi fan you deserve to give it a shot. you won't regret it! read more

I live within 1/2 a mile of 3 different grocery stores and Harris Teeter is by far my favorite. The produce is very good and very affordable. Aisles are wide, patrons are friendly and respectful, and lines at check-out are never too long. Even though I try to walk or bike over there as much as I can, sometimes I just have to take my car for larger trips and the complimentary parking lot makes that very convenient. Plus, you gotta love the free samples! Curbs that "oops I went grocery shopping on an empty stomach and now I want to buy everything I see" feeling. read more

I feel like such a yuppie. I feel like a traitor to my beloved Bestway. And slightly guilty that I didn't exchange eye-rolls with my fellow shoppers while standing in line for 45 minutes at Giant. Despite all my misgivings, I have to extend a heart-felt "bienvenido" to Harris Teeter. Tucked away from a main street, it is hard to miss and keeps lots of the crowds away. Very well stocked, good variety, and a very pleasant shopping experience. Free parking. Helpful employees. Great selection of organic and veg. foods. The only drawback are the prices. While not as bad as Whole Foods, it certainly ain't cheap. Well, some things are reasonable. But other (like the cheese selection) are so expensive. And I wish they had a bulk aisle. But all in all, HT, I'm glad you're here. Welcome to the hood! read more

I live close to this Harris Teeter, so I'm here at least 2-3 times per week. The good: The employees are usually friendly and helpful. Their promotions are usually pretty good, and there is a wide selection of products to choose from. The hot bar is a good deal and so are their rotisserie chickens (my favorite is the hot baked eight). The bad: Many items (especially produce) don't have the prices clearly marked. This makes it a crapshoot when you get to the register to see how much that product cost. Many times cash register lanes have the light on with no one to be found near them. It's hard to find items sometimes with the stores seemingly haphazard product placement. I feel like most of the frozen food I buy from this store has freezer burn (even when I open the product as soon as I get home). Often times items on promotion are sold-out if you arrive later in the day. The weird: Apparently there are no cashier-manned checkout lanes open past 10PM. So if you come after 10PM, have fun checking yourself out at the self-checkout. Overall it's a good neighborhood grocery store. I hope they see this review and work harder to ensure that prices are clearly marked on products, and to ensure that proper food handling/stocking techniques are being applied to their frozen food products. read more

Just a bunch of shoppers fronting for each other, trying to see who can load up the most organic food in their cart and be obnoxious. "Oh look at all the ORGANIC food I have. I can't help but be sooo healthy. This plum fetus flavored Chobani is AMAZING. Sorry, is my polka dot yoga mat getting in your way? I didn't mean to grab the last $8 can of Amy's pinto beans." I have trouble finding honey buns, Bimbo Donas, Big Texas rolls, plaintain chips, and purple drink. read more

I was hoping to be the first to review the new Harris Teeter, but it looks like jess M beat me to it. I was excited to head over to the store on opening day and found the walk quite pleasant from my home on Calvert. The entrance is a bit confusing because you don't go in where you'd think that you would, but around the side of the building. You then need to walk up the stairs (or take the elevator) to get inside the store. The first thing I noticed is how bright and clean it is, a big departure from the Safeway on Columbia. The produce department isn't huge, but it is well stocked and has a good selection of organic fruits and vegetables. There is even a melon bar, though I'm not sure why. The prepared foods area is huge and includes: a hot bar, a salad, bar, sushi, foods you can reheat, a cheesemonger, and a bakery. This area is something that is definitely missing at Safeway, so I'm glad to see it here, though I was disappointed with the size of the bakery, and the foods you can reheat definitely does not have as large a selection as Whole Foods. The wine and beer selection here is MASSIVE. They actually have some pretty good stuff at reasonable prices, so I'll definitely be back (though I will continue to head down to DeVinos for good stuff). The rest of the store is great. Wide aisles, fully stocked shelves, and a selection of everything you'd expect in a supermarket. It's quite a nice departure from the disaster that all Safeway stores have become in the city, and the prices are reasonable (unlike Whole Paycheck). This has been a long time coming, and I think that Adams Morgan residents will enjoy the store for years to come. read more

Harris Teeter gets a five star rating not so much because it's the best grocery store in the world, but because it's the best grocery store in DC. I've been to them all. The new Safeway in Chinatown, the Whole Foods in Logan, the new Giant in Columbia Heights. They don't come close to this store in these key categories: Cleanliness. This store is clean. Things are arranged nicely, the produce is fresh and everything is well-lit and shiny. There aren't homeless people noshing at the hot bar like at the Giant or signs saying "closed by health department due to improper temperature" like at the Safeway on Columbia Rd. Selection. I've never been looking for a product that I couldn't find here. They have a deli, prepared foods, produce, sushi, wine, cheese bar, bakery- everything is covered. Try that, Safeway in Georgetown. How hard is it to stock enough yogurt for one week? Price. Harris Teeter isn't the cheapest on everthing, but it's not bad. $4 subs are a great deal for a quick dinner. Parking. Tons of it and easy to get into the store. All in All, a great experience. Thanks Harris Teeter for making my shopping that much better. read more

This is by far one of the best grocery stores in DC and I LOVE shopping here. Samples! Samples! Samples! The samples are plentiful! Soups are best on Sundays, and they always have fresh fruit samples as well as samples of fresh bread. The prices are right (canned products are cheap here, and so is most of the produce, although amazingly Whole Foods does sell some produce for less). Beer is substantially cheaper here as well, at $6.99 for most nicer 6 packs. And the cheese selection is HUGE. One time the spinach they sold me was rotten, and they gave me a new bag, no questions asked. Good people; good store. read more

I am a fan of Harris Teeter overall, and this one is no exception. The store is brand new and everything is extremely easy to find. As always the staff is extremely helpful and there are plenty of them floating around. The prices are a bit expensive, but you are paying for a much better shopping experience - which is worth it. Compared with the Safeway on 17th Street this place is a godsend. The Giant on 14th is nice and very big, but you just don't get the same individualized attention as you do at HT. read more

I think I'm in love. Harris Teeter is a gold mine for foodies. Sure, it's not Whole Foods, but I am not one of those people who will only eat all organic. Something as simple as the lighting makes this place 100x better than Safeway. It is incredibly organized, well stocked, and the produce section is heaven! They have a ton of organic produce available, and the deli is amazing. There's an olive bar/Mediterranean bar that is amazing. Everything is fresh and tasty. The rotisserie chicken is the best I've ever had. The prices are pretty good too, especially if you're a VIC member. I love HT and even though it's a bit further from my house, I've decided it's my new grocery store! read more

Nice place, good people work here. Wide range of products, expensive- very good food. Great produce. They also have samples of cheese and bread- delicious! Good beer selection. There's just one thing- the parking lot. They have a lot, a garage you can pull into. There's no fee to park there. Here's the thing you *need* to be aware of- the exit from the parking lot is very very narrow. Driving out of there is like trying to shit squeeze a three pound ball of excrement through your sphincter without getting the walls of your anus covered in fecal matter. Essentially every time you can drive your car out without scraping the shit out of your paint it's like doing *that* without having to wipe your ass. read more

Highlights: Parking and great sales. I have founds some super deals at this HT - once they had buy 2 shredded cheese get 3 free. I recently shopped here for a party and found everything I needed and all under budget. The Selection: There is a nice produce selection - nothing to rave about but better than other local chain stores. If you need a lot of eggs they sell them in large quantities as well as pre-boiled and peeled. I found gluten free bread, but barely. It took me a while to locate it in the store, it's in a freezer standing alone near the bakery near the tortillas. I was impressed by the marinade, sauces and salad dressing selection - I wasn't able to just walk away with one item. The Layout: The store is big and it takes a while to get around. I do most of my shopping in the produce area and refrigerated areas which is complicated in this store. The bakery and meat department as well as hot bar and specialty cheeses are centrally located. The dairy is on one side of the store and the produce on the other - this caused me to do a lot of extra walking. Location: This HT is a bit hidden among a residential area. Coming from Woodley Park you can walk, take the circulator or drive. I like that you don't have to validate for parking like other local markets. read more

Often billed as a substitute for Whole Foods at 14th and P, this HT (and really, this is true for any of them) is nothing of the kind. WF has better produce (both quality and variety), better cheeses, more and better personal care products, a better meat selection (quality and variety, again) with personal attention from a butcher who will actually give you cuts as you request. WF, despite being a vast chain, manages to make its grocery stores feel like temples to healthy living, with a sort of locally contextual intimacy that HT (also a vast chain) can't manage. HT really does feel like it's fundementally suburban, and it shows in everything they do. read more

I keep coming back because the store is always clean and staff is friendly. Gotta love the samples and easy free parking! Lines are never too long. Fruits and vegetables tend to be fresh. This is not as big as other stores so you may not find everything you want but always double check with customer service as items might be few or hidden. Prices are reasonable but there are cheaper places (with ruder staff and longer lines). read more

Maybe my expectations were too high, because I was really hoping that this would become my new "one-stop" shop for groceries. Please be advised that this review is *super* specific to my own tastes, so don't say I didn't warn you. Also, no making fun of my (bad) eating habits! First, the good. The store was clean and the shelves were well-organized. It was easy to sign up for their VIC card (didn't have to do it while at the cashier, tying up the line and ticking everyone behind you off!). The offer express checkout and their regular checkout lanes move quickly. The service was wonderful, and the shopping experience was pleasant. They offer a much greater variety of soda, snacks, and other packaged foods that the Safeway on the Corcoran does. This, combined with their extensive beer and wine section, makes it a great place to stop off before hosting a party. The bakery section is also much better than Safeway's. In their frozen foods section, they offer the entire line of Morningstar products (it's fake meat---remember, you promised, no laughing about my food choices!), whereas Whole Foods only offers a small selection. Now onto the bad: their frozen vegetable selection is meager and over-priced. Trader Joes offers a much better variety of frozen fruits and vegetables at better prices. Their produce section is good, but quite frankly, its not much cheaper than Whole Foods. Their tangerines were all rotten and their herb selection is small and didn't look very fresh. Finally, I think some of their products are more expensive than at competitors. The cheese I buy, for example, was nearly DOUBLE the price here versus at Safeway or Whole Foods (those little wrapped cheeses by The Laughing Cow). Maybe this store has some great deals on other things to compensate for the mark-up on this one product, but I certainly didn't receive any special deals. In conclusion, it's great to have a full-service grocery store in the neighborhood. I'll go here when I need snacks, etc., but I'll probably continue to do most of my regular shopping at Trader Joes or Whole Foods. read more

This grocery store's produce section is abysmal. On a regular basis, the fruit is not edible -- with mold growing all over most of the boxes of blackberries, strawberries. The avocados are so soft that if you touch them your fingerprints are imprinted into the fruit. I have spoken to management TWICE about this the state of their grocery store and no one seems to care. The employees are responsive when you tell them the fruit is not edible and take them off the shelves but this now happens on a regular basis. I would double check any fruit you are buying from HT, especially if you have small children as they might get sick. The management of this grocery store needs to be fired as the state of the grocery store is simply unacceptable. read more

I'm very picky when it comes to shopping for food. To start, I only like shopping at clean grocery stores and I'm willing to pay more for it to be clean. Harris teeter offers decent prices, fresh food, a nice selection of beer and wine, and free convenient parking in the garage. It is often not overly crowded. Whole Foods on p st is nice but it's always a zoo. I never have to wait too long for my purchases at this Harris Teeter. Recommended! P.S. Thank you for extending hours to midnight! I love shopping late at night. PPS. Why do you stop selling alcohol at 10pm. I guess it's DC law, too bad. I always want a drink around 10:30pm, lol. read more

Don't know why people are hat'n on "The Teet"??!!! The story is always well stocked Tue-Sat (can be pretty think by Sunday night and Monday is not the best day to go FYI); the staff are always friendly when you talk to them and the butcher is great, knowledgeable and helpful! The deli is great for sandwiches and they have a pretty decent cheese selection. The store also kills-it with the wine and beer selections! So for those who had a bad experience, come on back to The Teet, The Teet always has more to give!! read more

Having visited an huge, shiny, brand-new Harris Teeter in Charlottesville, VA a week prior, I had high expectations for this DC location. However, the experience didn't quite measure up in all areas. Pros: -Loved the copious free samples of fresh bread, fruit, cheese, etc. -The freezer section was enormous -Definitely has many friendly, chatty employees- my check-out person wanted to know what I put in the Greek yogurt I was buying to make it taste better (cereal or fruit, for the record) Cons: -I have never seen a box of cereal cost this much. Seriously, $6 for a box of cereal that costs me $3.50 at Whole Foods? Am I missing something, or what? -Weird upper-level location that was kind of challenging to find if you are not approaching it from the right direciton -Baking goods section was lacking- only a couple kinds of chocolate chips, nothing too special. read more

I like this store, even though the only dent on my vehicle is from backing into one of the parking poles. The guards and cashiers are nice. They always have free cookies! My favorite time to visit is during super doubles. It is worth signing up for emails to get alerts on sale items. read more

I'm in D.C for a conference and wanted to grab a few snacks and drinks for the hotel. This seemed to be the closest grocery in the area according to Yelp. It seems fine compared to other stores in NY but the service is wackkkkk. Clearly I don't have a store card since I'm not from the area and when I asked the lady if she would let me use one they had in store she gave me a hard time and said I still had to get one of my own. In addition she didn't pack my bags and left them for my hubby to do it, when she packed the person before and afters bag. Rude. read more

My go-to grocery in the neighborhood. Clean store, fresh produce, and all the staples I love in HT brand and usually with a higher end/organic option, too. I never shop at the Safeway a few blocks away because I think it's overpriced for poor quality of their perishables. HT isn't the cheapest store available, but it is the best deal. I do most my grocery shopping here, supplemented by getting dairy/egg products and snacks at Trader Joe's, and the occasional specialty ingredient at Whole Foods or a smaller cuisine-specific grocery (e.g. miso, spices). read more

The Adams Morgan location is definitely below their MD/VA suburb locations. The Harris Teeter in Adams Morgan is a welcome sight for those of us without a car - even then they do offer easy parking and elevator for people to get to. There's a Netflix kiosk and a Coinstar machine in the lobby. It's definitely convenient. The biggest gripe I have with this location is their fruit/vegetable section is always slim. Out of the 8-9 times that I've been there (week nights, weekends, doesn't matter), each time I couldn't find simple ingredients to cook. There is always the organic version of the ingredients (which I appreciate, but not necessarily need all the time). Otherwise all the other aisles are fully stocked, including their deli, seafood, sushi and bakery sections. They are also very good about having enough cashiers. In the end, it's an inviting sight to see Harris Teeter so close, but often I have to make another trip elsewhere to get basic fruit/vegetables. read more

Really like their $6 meals. Great for after a work-out. The staff is usually very friendly, and I've never had any issues here. A little pricey, but I guess that's to be expected for the store and location. read more

My neighborhood grocery store, this Harris Teeter is there for me when I need it. The hours are great; it's generally clean and organized; the selection is huge; the wine and beer selection is expansive. The produce is fresh and stocked throughout the seasons. Harris Teeter is also a great place to pick up some gifts like a gift basked, oversized bottle of wine, artisan bread or cookies, when you need it. I especially enjoy the fish department, they have all the good stuff at really affordable prices. The meat selection is also on point, with a variety of cuts and portions available. BONUS: There are more often than not samples laid out of fruit, cheese, bread and spread, and even sometimes (SUPER BONUS) sushi. In fact, the to-go sushi is just as good as any restaurants I find it at on a casual weeknight and half the price. The employees are friendly and seem to be enjoying themselves and eachother somewhat while at work, a quality that shines through in the service. Only gripe: in the produce section of the store, there is ALWAYS...always, a huge cart of boxes, sometimes more than one, blocking up the walkways and creating annoying bottlenecks in an already crowded area of the store. Beyond that, I have no complaints! read more