What I recommend: Avoid ordering cakes from this location…read more We ordered a sheet cake from the Harris Teeter bakery for a veterans dinner this past weekend to celebrate and honor those who served. Unfortunately, what we received was extremely disappointing. The cake was poorly decorated and looked like very little effort or care went into it. When we brought it up to the baker, she brushed us off and said we could request a refund if we wanted, but that she wouldn't do anything to fix it. The event was only two hours away, and thankfully, the amazing staff at the Whole Foods bakery stepped in and helped us get cakes for 67 people with just an hour's notice. Based on this experience, I wouldn't recommend this Harris Teeter location for cakes, especially if you need something that looks even halfway presentable.

I am annoyed by the pricing, how you never really know if you need to buy 2, 3, 6 or 10 to get a…read morefair price....the fine print, the rotten meat, stale goods and the effort it takes to avoid getting ripped off. I am tired of that and today have decided that I am finished with HT...also their fuel reward is a rippoff ..and not even quality fuel. So long, greedy a holes..

What a cute little shop! Stopped by before going to a show at the DPAC. They have everything! The…read moremacaroons were good, we had a four pack. We bought energy shots and those were good. Though it's not a big place, it has a big variety of stuff. Staff were nice.

07/09/25 9:38 am I work in OCC and I frequent this place for breakfast and salad bar. I am so…read moredisappointed in what has happened recently. The cook was fired!!!! Terrible! He was great! The workers are scared to give you a pack of crackers if you get the salad bar. A pack of crackers that is bought in bulk. So, if you treat your workers poorly so where does that leave the customers. There is not a lot of places downtown you can get breakfast or salad that is convenient. Treat everyone special and your business will flourish! We should try to be better business owners, and every customer isn't trying to get something free. I don't plan to frequent there anymore if I can help it. Betty Jones

This locations is always busy. Although it's a busy location the staff is friendly and always…read morewilling to help when needed. I love the hot bar and how I can use my prime membership to save on groceries.

I've shopped at this Whole Foods for years, but my recent experience completely changed how I view…read morethis location. Be extremely careful parking here. The towing situation in this lot feels predatory, and Whole Foods appears to have little to no control over it. I parked with the full intention of shopping, briefly stepped away with my dog, and returned within about 35-40 minutes--only to find my car had been towed. Staff couldn't even tell me where my vehicle was, and the on-site security was no help and seemed unaware of what was going on. Because Whole Foods doesn't allow dogs inside, I had no choice but to remain outside while trying to figure out what happened. I was left stranded, with my wallet inside my car, and had to pay for an Uber and $230 in towing fees--meaning I had to prioritize retrieving my car instead of buying groceries. What's most frustrating is that Whole Foods positions itself as a premium, customer-focused store, yet the parking situation does not reflect that at all. There is a clear lack of coordination between the store, security, and whoever is enforcing towing in the lot. This experience was stressful, avoidable, and completely unacceptable. It felt less like customer support and more like a system that allows predatory practices to happen right outside the store. Please be mindful where you park; be sure to travel with soenone! I would never want someone else to go through this--especially someone alone in that situation.

I don't come to this area much so this is only my second time at this location…read more There is a stoplight that makes entry and exiting very easy on a very busy road. It's not far from the 40 exit. This is a great store and is laid out like the store in Morrisville where I usually go . They no longer have the burger/ sandwich grill but do still have the area where you can sit and eat. There are many other ways to get something to eat there and it was clean when I was there. I was pleased to find many items that I can't find in other stores. The prices are as good or better than the discount stores on many items! I have tried several of the wegman paper products and have been happy with them all. Again, cheaper than the discount grocery stores. A nice shopping experience!

I love Wegman's and do my weekly shopping here. The app is amazing, telling you exactly what aisle…read moreeverything in your list is in. They have great produce, a fantastic selection of prepared foods (even a sub counter an a sushi counter!). The eggs are cheaper than any other grocery store. Their seltzer selection is unmatched. The staff are so helpful and friendly. The store is brightly lit, clean, and has great music playing. I love it!

I love the Durham Co-op and not gonna lie, I'm so glad its survived all these years. Yes, the…read moreprices are a smidge high and yes they don't have everything you need, but still, it's always a wonderful stop to grab some essentials, and things you never know you needed. Like a fox candle! Ha! I love seeing how they have new vegetables and produce every now and then. Back in the day before the pandemic (and maybe they still have this?), they'd have nights where there was a select menu and you could have a weeknight meal for an affordable price. Kind of like Cafeteria food. They gave you coins to pay for it, and the turn out was always so robust. It was a really nice way to get the community together and also try dishes that you probably hadn't had in a while, or even ever. I remember those events, being the talk of the town. My friends would mark on their calendars that it was a "no-cook night" and to meet them there. Fun times. I've been meaning to sign up for their owners program, that is on my to-do list. By donating a certain amount to the co-op, you become a founding member and help support the co-op. It's a sweet way to be involved and invest in the Durham community. I also love the parking situation at the co-op, you are never fighting for a place to park, and the parking spots are not razor thin. At the front of the store, there is a grassy area with picnic benches, and I find it so inviting. People are having lunch dates there, sharing snacks, and just enjoying the weather. I will say though, the co-op is one of those places that I have to remember to go to. Now that I'm writing out all that I love about it, I will continue to keep it on my mind.

Great neighborhood resource for groceries, bulk items, charcuterie, wine, and self-care items…read more They've got a deli (goods made fresh and also offered for heat-and-eat) and a small butcher counter. All the staff are friendly and helpful, and you won't take your life into your hands if your park in their lot. Think Whole Foods, only smaller and with fewer super high-end items.

Seems like a local store. I was touring the area and I stopped in to find a quick sandwich…read more Prepared food was limited but I was able to find a decently made sandwich and a drink. Store had self-check out and I was in and out in a flash. Plenty of parking.

This is a comment on how challenging it is to shop at Food Lion #0939 4621 Hillsborough Rd Durham,…read moreNC. I've stopped shopping for my regular weekly groceries there; Way too much competition with the employees stocking the shelves. Instead, I started darting in/out for just a few items. Now, that's even a challenge. Every aisle contains some sort of obstacle. They leave product along the floor. They make it easier for a con-artist to fake injury by falling over something. Why, Food Lion? Costs more to run an overnight stock team I guess. But you drive away sales too. It's not worth running in for a few items any longer. There's a lot of other competition out there that doesn't clog their aisles.

A friend told me about this grocery store and their $5 meal deals on Thursday. When I went they…read morewere $7. Still not a bad deal especially since you get a main and two sides. All of the food looked pretty good but the only vegetable sides that I could see were salads. Since I was planning on saving them until the next day, I didn't think the salad would keep. I will definitely come back if I plan on eating it the same day. The main or protein options were salmon, meatloaf, meatballs, chicken, and sliced steak. There were a lot of "deli salads" to chose from...pasta or carb with mayo, etc. I wish there were more vegetable items but you still cannot beat $7 for dinner. Fresh food too. The store was very clean and looked really nice. I will have to come back when I have more time to peruse their shelves. I will be back.

Very happy with my experiences at the Durham Fresh Market. This is my go to on Fridays to get…read morewings. Where else can you get a pound for roughly $5? The bbq and garlic parm are great. Service at the counter is fast an friendly. The store is clean and well organized. Definitely give them a try.

My go-to grocery store in the Durham-Chapel Hill area, with a good range of vegan options. And if…read morethere's anything I can't find here, I can just go next door to Whole Foods and grab it there :) After they (and many others in this shopping mall) closed briefly for flooding a few months back, they reorganized and updated this site to be better than ever! Although it's a relatively small store, they pack a lot into it, and the set-up encourages the flow of traffic to proceed in a predictable manner, which makes the shopping experience much more pleasant. They are very well-staffed, and even when its quite busy, the lines for check-out move quickly (and they have a lot of lanes). The music is at an appropriate level, too, which is always appreciated. My only complaint is that they seem to have stopping carrying the meatless meatballs, which as your local vegan is rather devastating (imo, TJs meatless meatballs are some of the best in class). I'm holding out hope it will return as they cycle goods through, however! Bonus: The employees do a yearly christmas dance? A delight. Video attached!

What I recommend: Stock up on frozen meals and snacks…read more As a college student, if you're not shopping at Trader Joe's, you're leaving money on the table. This is one of the few places where you can buy frozen meals and actually feel like you're eating something good. They have options from just about every cuisine you can think of, and the food always hits. Is it the healthiest? Probably not. Can you do a full grocery run here? Maybe, but you'll likely need to swing by Wegmans or Harris Teeter for fresh produce. Still, when it comes to frozen meals, snacks, and quick bites, Trader Joe's is unmatched. You can fill your freezer for weeks and spend less than $100.

Wonderful produce and meat. Very friendly employees and great customer service…read more Great variety of fresh canned products such as beets and chow chow.

The place is old and a little run down looking. It has limited options because of the size. That's…read morewhere the bad news stops. The meat department is so much better than any chain grocery store. You're going to get better quality meat where the meat texture is right. They have spices, vegetables and other commodities. The staff is very friendly. There are a few tight spots. So you will have to navigate around the local morons that can't seem to see you're waiting to get through.

This may be the best supermarket in the area for Hispanic and other ethnic food items, especially…read morefresh vegetables and fruits not available at other stores. The reduced pre-packaged vegetables and fruits on weekends are low in price, large in amount, and let you try things that you might not otherwise try. There is an especially wide variety of peppers (poblano, habanero, ancho, more), root vegetables (cassava, taro, white sweet potatoes, others), dried beans and rice. Seniors (60+) receive a 10% discount on Tuesdays and Santa comes for children at Christmas in December.

Overpriced, unfriendly in Spanish and English, despite decent selection. I was disappointed on all…read morecounts. Sorry. I needed this to be a great store for my cooking.