My friend and I attended a wine class at Total Wine last month and had a great time! The theme of…read morethe class was Sparkling Wine so we were able to taste a wide range of sparkling wine from dry champagnes to proseccos. With this being my first wine class at Total Wine, I was pleasantly surprised by the set up. They offered small bites, charcuterie style, for us to snack on during class and we sat at actual tables, ready to learn and enjoy the wine. Our instructor was amazing! He touched on the regions from which the grapes were produced as well as the different types of champagne and sparkling wine. We sampled about 8 different varieties of wine. Some I enjoyed, others not so much lol. Overall, it was a great event and for $20, you really can't beat it. Each month, there's a different theme so definitely head to the site and grab tickets to a class that interests you. You will not be disappointed!

Pop Open a Party (Sparkling Wine Class) I'm not usually a…read morebig sparkling wine person, but with summer coming up, I figured it was the perfect time to give it another try -- and honestly, I just love taking wine classes here because I always learn something new. This class was held at Total Wine & More and, like always, it was a great experience. The classes are typically around 20 people, which makes it feel social but not overcrowded. They set you up with a simple grazing spread in the back -- cheeses, crackers, olives, salami, pepperoni, and bread -- plus water at your seat, which is always appreciated when you're tasting multiple wines. For this class, we tasted about 5-6 sparkling wines. The instructor was super friendly, engaging, and made the whole experience fun -- lots of laughs, very relaxed, and honestly just a great way to kick off a Thursday night going into the weekend. Now for the wines... I'll be honest, sparkling still isn't really my thing The only one I truly enjoyed was the first one -- a Bellini, which was on the sweeter side. The instructor mentioned it wasn't his personal preference since he leans away from sweet wines, but for me, that was the standout. That said, I would absolutely take another class. Even when I don't love every wine, I always walk away with more knowledge and a better understanding of what I do (and don't) like. And of course... it's basically impossible to leave without buying something. I ended up grabbing a few mixers (triple sec, watermelon, and butterscotch), all very reasonably priced. Between the huge selection (they even carry ice wines, which I love), friendly staff, and consistently fun classes, this is a spot I'll keep coming back to. Bonus: Lexi is always welcome, which makes it even better

We always get our beach groceries from this location as they are the closest to the beach…read more They have a Salad bar and also freshly made to order subs available. Boars Head products in the deli and an abundant variety of freshly prepared food items that are perfect for lunch at the beach. They had my Ezekiel Bread so all was good! It pays to be a loyalty member as with all grocery stores and prices are reasonable given it is the beach. Decent selection of beer and wine. They are busy most of the times I've visited and given the location can tend to run out of some items (i.e. deli, seltzer, ice cream). That said, you can't beat the convenience given the proximity to the beach. Employees have always been helpful and service oriented. Our beach grocery store!

Set up for the entrance is a bit crowded. This is an ok location. A bit on the small side. Prices…read moreare on the high side. They should offer more affordable options. Maybe it is pricy because they are so close to the beach. Make sure you use your Harris teeter card to get the discount . I was trying to get stuff to make sandwiches for a picnic. But their lunch meat is just too expensive and they don't have a very big bread section so I got part of my items from Harris Teeter and I had to go elsewhere to get more affordable lunchmeat.

They have a good selection of alcohol. But ngl is ghetto at night, got people drinking outside and…read moreeven inside the store. When I had gone in. But nonetheless good customer service.

People are nice but the selections are spotty. If I'm looking for a particular spirit I might need…read moreto go to 3 or 4 different stores to find it. Not sure why their website isn't specific about what they have in stock. Other liquor stores do in other states so I know it's possible and not terribly expensive to implement.

It's not good for people who don't have cars buy 2 get 3 free just lower the price it's the same as…read moregrocery store down the road it's cheaper there

This HT is decent. It's not my favorite one in town but it'll do if you're in the area. It's…read morefairly large with plenty of parking and a bunch of other strip stores around. Fully stocked with all the usual HT items and brands and in-store stuff you need. This is also one of the few fuel centers in the area so you can cash in those HT points for .05-.45 cents off per gallon. It adds up!

I shop at Harris Teeter regularly since it's right next door to where my boyfriend lives, and…read moreoverall I usually have a great experience. The store is convenient, clean, and most of the staff are friendly and welcoming, which is why it's disappointing to leave this review. Unfortunately, I'm giving 2 stars due to repeated interactions with one employee, Ms. Stacey. This is now the second time she has come across as rude and overly critical. This morning around 7:15 AM, shortly after I had woken up, she made an unnecessary comment about me and my dog, saying, "you know it's true what they say about how the dog looks like the owner." I brushed that off, but things escalated when two other women approached. I had my dog (a well-trained miniature Goldendoodle) calmly restrained next to me. I gave him simple, quiet commands -- "sit, stay, treat" -- which he followed perfectly. I trained him myself during COVID-19 pandemic, and he responds well to calm, consistent cues. Ms. Stacey then commented, "mom has eyes in the back of her head... you can tell she's been in here a lot because she knows the exact words to say -- I would just change her voice though." Commenting on my tone toward my own dog -- especially when I was being calm, controlled, and respectful in a public space -- was unnecessary and inappropriate. It was early in the morning, and there was nothing wrong with how I handled my pet. I chose not to respond in the moment and remained respectful, but this pattern of behavior is disappointing. I come here often and expect to feel comfortable, not critiqued. I hope this feedback is taken seriously, as I would like to continue shopping here -- but with a more respectful and positive experience moving forward.

Catherine in management is absolutely amazing! She's one of the main reasons I continue to shop at…read morethis Harris Teeter. Every time I come in, she's professional, friendly, and always hands-on--helping both customers and her team with a great attitude. You can tell she truly cares about people and takes pride in her work. Catherine goes above and beyond every single time. She's patient, respectful, and always willing to step in wherever she's needed. Her leadership and positive energy make the whole store feel welcoming and well-run. Harris Teeter is very lucky to have her--she's the definition of outstanding customer service!