Great grocery store for pretty much everything! Everyone is super nice and willing to help find…read moreitems. There's a fresh smoothie machine inside. They have fresh seafood of all kinds, organic proteins and produce, fresh flowers, lots of candy and nuts. They also have fresh coffee and nut grinder if you'd like to purchase fresh. Everything was marked clearly, and organized throughout the store.

Overall I like to shop at Fresh Market mainly for meat. While I am there, I do pickup other items…read more However, I find that you do have to look at dates. Last week 7/23/23, I went to the location on King St. in Alexandria, Virginia. I purchased a whole chicken, chips, and Buffalo Stampede mix nuts. They are in a dispenser that is self served. I was disappointed. They were stale. Thankfully, I only purchased $3.30 worth of nuts at $9.99 a pound. I purchased nuts from the dispensaries in the past and they were great.

the cashier micheal is the goat Love this place Nice ass food i Will mess up some sushiread more

In a store that large and fairly crowded employees still took the time to help…read more I asked a lady in the bakery if they carried sugar-free cakes. She stopped what she was doing to take me to where they were. It was a good distance away. I asked another employee, Jess, for help finding Hard Cider. Same thing. Stopping what she was doing just to help me. Finally, the cashier Amanda, went above and beyond to put rubber bands around my cakes, double bagged the heavier groceries then used a Wegman's Card that would save me money. None of these ladies had to go the extra mile. But they did! Hats off to these ladies. I will be going back again!!

Pepperoni Pizza December 31 grabbed a pepperoni pizza hot…read morefrom the oven and some beer and headed home for lunch. Pizza was really good, pepperoni covered every square inch. Took 15 minutes to prepare. Pizza lady took her job seriously. The pizza was better than the specialty pizza we had last night in East Beach. Crazy huh? Cheaper too.

Always clean and ready to deliver good customer experience. Best prices for me and the family. Best…read morepart is the butchers market where they are always so nice and can tell you all about the selections.

Wow, this is the definition of a 5 star restaurant. Quality…read morefrom every ingredient and bite. Sandwich's off the charts amazing. And the fries... probably the best I've ever had. Never thought I would say that and write a review on fries! Must go here if you're in the area.

2026, this place just doesn't miss. I don't think I've ordered anything other than the…read morecleaver...lol sorry not sorry. It's top notch! Very good service. Burger is delicious, the fries are great but the garlic aioli is the star.

This is a small store and I ended up parking across the street. It was not a spot for fresh…read moreproduce, but I found a few specialty items I wanted. It's good that the area has an organic food market, but one would need to do a lot of shopping elsewhere to have a rounded diet.

Love this place. They have had every product I've practically ever needed for my various health…read moregoals or at home projects. Great deals on essential oils and various hard to find ingredients.I am a frequent customer and aim to remain one for a while!

Harris Teeter had some great E-VIC deals and sales. I have turned into my parents when it comes to…read morelooking at ads and finding the sales for the week. This isn't a bad thing, but I do wish Harris Teeters prices were more reasonable.

Catherine at the Harris Teeter deli in Ghent deserves every one of these five stars! She was…read moreincredibly kind, helpful, and welcoming from start to finish. You can tell she genuinely cares about the people she helps, and her positive attitude made my experience that much better. Great customer service can completely change someone's experience, and Catherine is a perfect example of that. Harris Teeter is lucky to have her. Thank you, Catherine, for being such a great person and making my day!

Much better vibe this visit. Improved bread and baked goods section. Lots of cool and different…read moreproducts throughout the building. Left over Easter goods on sale. Not a lot of name brands on the shelves...as expected, except Goya products. But plenty of everything else. Many outdoor and clothing items. Children's clothes and toys. Actually turned out to be a pretty good day for a stop and shop. Dropped $77.00 on goods, including anchovies, coffee pods, apple sauce, bird seed, gardening gloves, mushrooms, honey, marzipan bar, bandaids, vinegar, huge water jugs, Old Bay seasoning, Tajik seasoning, citrus scented trash bags and a paper bag to carry the small stuff.

Like many, the "big savings, low frills" hype first drew me here. But, instead of replacing a…read moreconventional supermarket run, it just added another stop that never made us say "I'm glad we came here." Employees aren't unfriendly, just scarce, semi-avoidant and unhelpful. Today, an employee approached me with "Sir, we don't allow photo taking in our store." When I realized he was serious, I asked for an explanation and to see the corporate policy (he didn't answer); as a Yelper, I shared that photos brought authenticity, then asked if I would be kicked out if I continued. "I've been instructed to ask people not to take pictures." I'm sure there's a reason but I was annoyed! This is Lidl not a government building. Was someone in witness protection? The visit rolled downhill when I saw a sale flyer item I wanted (gingerbread village kit) but the 3 employees I approached couldn't tell me where it was. I found it myself at the very front of the store after I wasted 5-10 minutes of my life I won't get back. For us, future return visits don't look good. If you go, here's a detailed evolution... EARLY PROS? Big parking lot with wide spaces. Fresh bakery items with some uncommon varieties (cherry jelly filled donut) plus free samples. Customer operated digital scales/printers to price your own produce/bakery items. Weekly sales, app specials and perennial markdowns. New store so inside was pretty clean and bright. SO-SO's? Most products are unknown generic brands that you roll the dice on to later learn what to buy/not buy. BYOB: bring your own bags or PAY for theirs. The wannabe department store items in those rear center aisle bins made me chuckle; felt like a swap meet "get your frozen pizzas, pajamas, crepe makers, footballs, and screw drivers over here!" The appeal is gone. So are the samples and scales/printer terminals (ppl were cheating the system). Stock availability is hit and miss, especially with sale items, dairy and baked goods.

What happened to the first E-Mart adjoined to Costco and Fresh Market? E-Mart occupied the same…read morebuilding as World Market, now with new signs and different merchandise. The new location has only half of what I bought at Jefferson Avenue in Newport News (not the other store on Warwick blvd.) E-Mart was relocated virtually overnight and without warning to Virginia Beach from Newport News. Did an army of marauders lug everything south or was it quantum tunneling and computer modeling that displace matter within space...? World Market in Newport News is the new E-Mart and has only furniture, not the Asian food I was looking for. Instead, I went next door to Fresh Market and bought two bags of red, white and blue potato chips. The woman of color behind the counter knew I understood what they had done. She said something out of context with my shopping trip: "It's my turn now." As if reparations are my duty to the world and I have to hand over the American legacy on a silver platter to make things right. Oh, so that's why you keep moving things around. Okay! Don't look at me if you want 40 acres and a mule because thanks to the local radical left politicians and reverse discrimination I have neither. This is a shell game. Someone is practicing psyops.

After a few visits over several years I'm gonna buck the trend here. Nothing bad, just not for me…read more It was cool seeing all the international items. But what I really disliked was inventory all over the place...just too messy! I was told by a friend they have a marvelous butcher. That area had a fishy smell. So a one and done, but again nothing bad. A-OK.

I've been a loyal Fresh Market customer for quite a while and order from them frequently through…read moredelivery. Overall, I've had consistently great experiences, which is why I wanted to share both the positives and one area that could use some attention. The Fresh Market has one of the best meat counters around. Their filet mignon is my go-to purchase, and it's always been outstanding. Their produce is consistently fresh, and I also love their bakery. They regularly offer unique seasonal and specialty baked goods that are always worth trying. Today, I decided to order their fresh bruschetta because it's not something many stores carry. I was excited to try it, but unfortunately, when it arrived, it didn't look fresh at all. Even though the container is dated to expire tomorrow, it had a milky appearance that made it look unappetizing and, in my opinion, not safe to eat. I understand that products can occasionally slip through the cracks, but I think this is something that should have been noticed before it made it into a customer's order. Whether it's during stocking, by the department team, or at checkout, I hope more attention is given to products that no longer appear fresh, even if they're still within the sell-by date. Overall, this one experience won't keep me from shopping at The Fresh Market. I still highly recommend them for their excellent meat department, fresh produce, bakery, and the convenience of delivery. I just hope they take a closer look at product quality so future customers don't have the same experience. So the next morning I woke up with the intention of drinking my Bizzy Expresso Cold Brew Coffee only to find it expired a month ago which is very concerning and disappointing! It tells me that stores are not paying attention to their products!!

This place feels more like a curated boutique than a grocery store. It's smaller than your average…read moresupermarket. The Highlights: Florals: We stopped in a few days after Valentine's and scored some beautiful bouquets on sale. Quality: The produce is vibrant and the butcher counter/meats are top-tier. Easy Meals: My favorite part! We ordered a Margherita pizza and they made it fresh. They have a small dining area with a microwave, which is super convenient for a mid-day bite. The One Downside: This location doesn't have an in-store cafe. A fresh latte or a smoothie would have been the perfect with our pizza. Bottom Line: Great for high-quality essentials and easy meals. Everyone was so friendly and pleasant. A nice change of pace from the usual grocery run.

This is an awesome community small business committed so showcasing local and seasonal products…read more From apples in the fall, greens in the winter, and all of summers bounty it's like a never ending farmers market. Mustard? They've got it! Virginia ham and peanuts? In store! Farm to table produce and day-of oysters! In the case! It's great to be able to support small businesses that support other local and small businesses! Their beer and wine selection is also great.

A really wonderful one stop shop for locally grown produce, meats, eggs, baked goods, etc. It's…read moreessentially a small, stationary farmers market, where you can find in season produce from local farms along with plenty of other goodies, including wine, snacks, hot sauce and flowers! I grabbed some peaches, tomato, a Project Seed cold brew coffee, and a chocolate chip cookie that I'm told is from a local baker, but I'm noy exactly sure who. Definitely a great stop if you don't have time to hit one of the local farmer's markets during specific hours, or don't want to drive all the way out to local farms. The kind gentleman working at the counter advised they make multiple trips out to Pungo every week to pick up their produce and save you the trip!