Harris Teeter

Wow where do I start? It was Saturday afternoon 11−14−15 at 325 pm I went in to get my weekly sunflower bread and great Tapenade. Well ordered bread didnt pay attention, In past always on point. So as I enjoyed the free samples of whatever. I went to restroom. I found a cell phone. So I went to customer service my daughter stated that women came in bathroom and walked out she looked to be a employee. So we approached her. I stated «I found this in restroom. «the look of shock and whatever she gave chills too my soul. She motioned over shoulder to another employee again saying nothing. to me. So I handed the phone to the women. {she workes for Harris Teeter} I didnt not even get a thank you go to hell or anything just this total look of I don’t know .I felt like I was guilty for doing somthing wrong. One little bit of I thought that not all people are nasty after being treated like I grew another head or whatever. I am still upset I was showing my daughter a good deed and her comment was wow» they where mean looking. No thank you even to a teenager they where rude to me. And as for the sunflower bread it was sourdough. batted 100. I spend my fair share at this store. Never again I guess Giant Your gonna get a new customer.

Expensive, leafy produce misted to death (I’ve complained about this since the store opened), checkers are often slow. I much prefer the much smaller IGA that has a good selection of bulk products as well as organic dairy and nondairy products (great cheeses, especially goat) and the most helpful staff in the world. Certainly the selection isn’t as large as Harris Teeter, but every time I go there, I’m in a much better mood than when I leave HT.

Harris Teeter is convenient if you are just buying milk or a few items; it is better than making a trip all the way to Charlottesville.
Harris Teeter is very, very, very expensive even with the Vic card. The produce isn’t the best for the price you are paying. (Strawberries are already moldy and apples are bruised badly).
At first, I ignored these issues until I decided to shop for a few things today. There was a sign for Nature’s Own wheat bread (buy one get one free with Vic card). As I’m checking out, I notice the discount wasn’t applied. I told the checker, who was very sweet, about the promotion but she really didn’t try to help. She acted clueless. She mentioned that sometimes you can’t always believe the signs. There was already a line of people behind me and I had my kids with me so I couldn’t just run back and double check. I asked if there was a manager or someone who could double check and she said,“no.” I feel like she didn’t even try.
The store only has two lines open daily and I feel like they do not deliver service that is worth the outrageous price. Never going back.

For a place in the boonies of Crozet, this place offers a good variety! I have been here twice, getting ingredients to make a family dinner and both times found almost everything I needed. It’s great they have such a variety, no need to drive into Charlottesville to go to Wholefoods. I think this Harris Teeter is a little more pricey than other grocery stories like it and I assume that’s because they are out in no where land with limited competition. I am impressed with the natural, organic, vegetarian and vegan options they have for a regular grocery store and the produce there looks really good as well. If I lived in this area I would certainly shop here more often.

My «local» grocery store. It’s a bit expensive, but it beats a drive into Charlottesville. If you’ve seen one Harris Teeter you’ve seen them all. They made a big deal about this store being Eco friendly with parking spaces specifically for hybrid and low emission vehicles.