Harris Teeter

"This place is awesome it reminded us on a Wagmans. It's that feel we loved it we were in the area just walk in to check it out wish there was one in our area. The staff was very nice beautiful store."

"Harris Teeter is a great in-between of Whole Foods and Giant. The produce is great and varied, everything is fresh. They have an amazing cheese selection and a good selection of dry aged steaks."

"This is your very average Harris Teeter. Staff and vendors were polite and busy stocking shelves when I visited. Prices are average for big grocery stores in the area. The prepared food section looked great! Huge plus that there is a bottle shop attached. There aren't a ton of grocery stores in baltimore that hold liquor licenses."

"Harris Teeter has a lot of promise but needs work on the fundamentals. For far too long now, the grocery store continues to be out of stock of basic ingredients, like onions and garlic. They do, however, keep a razor sharp focus on the 80 varieties of artisanal cheeses they always have in stock (except you know the basics like blocks of pecorino romano). Their deli has been closed for multiple days at a time. I recently picked up a pork shoulder to check expiration only to find a softball sized hole in the wrapping, sending me right to the restroom to thoroughly wash my hands. I recognize this is a busy store. More often than not I have to bring in a cart from the parking garage because I know one won’t be available for me in store. On peak nights there has been 2 check out aisles open and 50 people in line. I have waited nearly an hour after entering the line before being checked out. No basic ingredients, no deli, holes in meat packaging, hour long checkout lines.. This store has promise but doesn’t get the basics of a grocery store right. The neighborhood will be better off when competition (Giant) comes to town later this year."

"This was my very 1st time patronizing at a Harris Teeter. And I must say, this is a very nice establishment. I was out and about with my sew sister and her mom for an outing when we stumbled inside. We all have aches and pains, but mom definitely needed some assistance, so we got her the motorized scooter. As a tease, I informed the security guard, he should check her for her license and registration. We all got a kick out of his sense of humor. He made us feel welcome even though some patrons were bothered by our laughter. I was surprised how big this store was and had two levels plus an elevator. It almost reminded me of Wegman's. They had a hot and cold bar, various choices of cheese, and even had a section for wine and spirits. I had no intention to buy anything, but did pick up some tea, vanilla paste, and lemon flavoring. I did take notice of the # of employees that were POC and how well they operated the store. It gave me a sense of hope and pride! Even at check-out, the cashiers nearby insisted they help me check-out since I only had 3 items . I wanted to stay with my friend and her mom, even though they ahd way more items. I then let the nearest cashier ring me up. She asked if I was VIC reward member, and proceeded to tell her I was not since this my first time shopping here. I give kudos to each and every staff member for their assistance and putting a smile on my face."