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    4.3 (7 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    2 months ago

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    8 months ago

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    4 months ago

    My go-to grocery store in the area. Great food selection and quality, good customer service and value too!

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    2 years ago

    Shopping here is great, little pricy like Harris Teeter but you are getting fresh great food. Friendly works to

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    3 years ago

    Closes at 9 on weekends. Way, way too early. Going to Harris teeter...................

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    Trader Joe's

    Trader Joe's

    4.3
    (159 reviews)
    8.6 mi
    $$

    Traders Joe is always a good trip to shop and look for new and different items. The food is always…read morepriced well and the quality is satisfying. The staff at TJ is always plesant and willing to give assistant. Today, I had a brief chat with young lady checking out groceries out at the register. The ambiance is always calm with yummy treats throughout the store.

    as mass market superstores encroach on the craft grocery realm Trader Joe's is getting squeezed a…read morebit but still holding it's place in line. please understand that I have been patronizing TJ's for about 25 years now and it's still kinda fun even when you concede that despite the flashier branding on the stay-cold bags it is basically Aldi's for older hipsters sans rent-a-carts. if you've been in one TJ's you've pretty much been to 'most' of them: the aisles aren't all arranged the same and some have more live plants or produce or what have you. meanwhile the slow movers will get rotated out after a while so good luck finding the free range low fat organic vegan lemon bars or the spinach and cream cheese dumplings (they were so good!) unless they're back again other than that the stores are similar in design and execution which isn't a bad thing because why else would you make a special trip unless you were pretty sure they had it on hand... staples like budget friendly wine or seasonal baked goods imported directly from racine wisconsin. woot!

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    Food Lion

    Food Lion

    3.2
    (22 reviews)
    4.0 mi
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    Recently remodeled and it looks great. Went a couple of times before the remodel and was not…read moreimpressed. It's like night and day. Good selection with good prices and while a bit out of the way from where I normally shop, it's worth a stop if I am in the area. Most of our Doctors are in the area so it's a good stop then . Well-lit and clean and staff is very helpful. As is the case of most Food Lions, they are the champions on price.

    Did I mess up or play it right?…read more I went to get my Bings, which are healthy energy drinks. I usually go to Harris Teeter but I know the Food Lion in Mooresville has them on sale so wanted to check this one out. They did indeed have Bings on sale, but only for one flavor, which I had never seen before. That being the case, I took my 12 Bings (three on sale if by flavor) and went to the register to inquire. Up until this point, I was a normal, logical, and respectful human being. Unfortunately, I'm not sure how long that lasted. I approached the cashier and put the Bing-filled handheld basket on the stationary conveyor belt and looked at the cashier but she was violently cross-eyed. No big deal but just not something I expected so I froze for a brief second. Maybe five seconds. "What?" she said. "What?" I replied as if me staring at her for five full seconds was normal and I didn't understand her question. "You're staring at me because I'm cross-eyed." "Me?" I pointed to myself. "No. I didn't even notice that." I was taught as a child that the only good lie was a white lie to protect someone's feelings. "Yes you were." "Okay, maybe, but I was just admiring how beautiful it is because, figuratively speaking, it's like being at the beach and the mountains at the same time. "The beach and the mountains, dude?" She just stared at me. I think. It wasn't going well and without saying a word, I picked up my basket and headed toward self-checkout. Along the way I mumbled to myself out loud: "Just tying to help the human race by not using self-checkout but whatever." So, if you saw a dude that looks like me mumbling to himself in the store, that was me. Or if you just saw a dude that looks like me, that was probably me anyway. As for the store, and aside from this embarrassing experience, the lady at the self-checkout area confirmed that only one flavor was on sale (odd), but it was a simple and easy checkout experience. However, I grabbed one of those $1 packets of vanilla wafers along the way and later learned they tasted like coffee-flavored cardboard. Avoid those! But now it motivates me to get the regular vanilla wafers because they are great. Maybe the store does this on purpose. If so, genius move. The staff here is hit and miss as are the prices. The vibe of this whole shopping center has gone downhill over the years due to Huntersville getting greedy and overbuilding everywhere. It's not about top-line growth; it's about quality of life. Your greed has backfired and you have failed miserably. Your legacies are destroyed forever. For a better shopping experience and great prices, go to Aldi across the street but Food Lion isn't bad, it just Food Lion. It's the supermarket equivalent to McDonalds. You just need to know what to expect.

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    Publix - grocery - Updated July 2026

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