Harmon’s

Love this store, great selection, clean and the employees are nice. Only problem I have is having to shop with snooty bitches. We have run into a few shopping here. They need to pull their heads out of their asses!

«Don’t buy grocery store sushi» was the thought going through my head as I was vomiting 10 hours after consuming the Harmon sushi I ate on August 3^rd. 30 minutes prior to the vomiting I had eaten their pre-​made Chicken Ceasar Salad. In my opinion, I got food poisoning from one of these two items. Two days later, I called Harmon’s to report what happened. My 1 star review is a result of this call, when the store manager on duty (Crystal, as I recall) told me it was not possible that it was a Harmon’s food product, as «food poisoning takes a minimum of 24 to 48 hours». She should check her facts, especially since she is in the food service business.

Oh Draper Harmons! How do I love thee? Let me count the ways! The deli, with your pizza oven, fresh sides and amazing bread! (The Walnut Blue cheese is amazing!) Ready to go dinner helps like packaged baby vege and pizza dough ready to punch down and top with your fav toppings. Great and diverse produce, (like rainbow carrots)! Amazing meat counter huge cheese counter, post office, gelato and unique floral dept. I could go on all day but the most important thing is the cheerful service.

Best butcher for meats! Super fresh and clean hand cut. When grilling with friends they always are amazed. 5 stars for the butchers. 4 stars otherwise.

Great market with all kinds of choices on organic foods and produce. I loved the salt bar where they had all different kinds of smoked salts, flavored salts, etc. A food lovers paradise. You can get any kind of groceries and produce here :)

I enjoy food and cooking and I enjoy using only the best ingredients. Harmon’s is my one stop shop for great produce, cheese, meats, breads and more.
The artisan bakery carries a variety of fresh baked bread every day, similar to the breads found in Parisian boulangeries.
The meat and seafood selection has plenty of ethical/​sustainable options including grass fed beef, free range chickens, and fresh seafood.
The produce is fresh, tasty, and locally supplied when possible.
The cheese selection is fantastic, with selections from Europe to right here in Utah, they’ve got all you could possibly want!
It get’s better. This location has recently put in a bulk foods section, which includes nuts, grains, flours, spices and more.
Perfection might not be attainable, but at least I’ve got Harmons.

This Harmon’s is awesome! It’s clean, orderly, they give you samples, and the employees are super friendly. I always end up in the bakery section because everything is fresh and of course delicious. They have the typical cookies, muffins, donuts, and breads, but they also have artisan breads (The white chocolate pecan bread is heavenly), fancy pastries (including macaroons for less than a dollar a piece), and challah bread (braided bread with crystal sugar on top).
Needless to say, I’m a happy customer.

Excellent local grocer that comes refreshingly stocked with organic and speciality foods. Friendly staff, convenient hours, ample parking, awesome selection.
There is a Wal Mart nearby, but I pick Harmon’s 100% of the time — and shamelessly recommend you do the same if you’re in the area :)

Our store. Always a great selection and wonderful service.
Be sure to check out the cheese and gourmet salt section.

I like this Harmon’s mainly for their fish department and produce. I have to say that for a few years i have seen many of their male employees staring at females and making comments. It’s like being in Italy 20 years ago. I have also witnessed older women being served by «someone else» only because the first guy didn’t want to… It seems acceptable here.

Not sure what to have for lunch, go to Harmons.
I’m a regular at the Harmons in Draper for lunch. It’s quick and everything I had in their deli area has been amazing.
They have a rotating soup section with 4 hot soups served daily. My favorites are the mushroom and green pepper, with bread. The rolls they have the salad/​soup bar are way too hard for me so if you are not a fan of hard rolls go to the bakery and ask to get 4 slices of bread, and they will cut the bread of your choice fresh.
The salad bar always looks fresh and is full of interesting tidbits about certain foods on display, like why you should get the romaine lettuce over iceberg, or why you should top your salad with strawberries. *note just like the soup it is sold by weight.
Sushi is also prepared on sight which is nice. You can get it fresh if you want to wait or just pick up a recently package sushi roll which is what I always do. Never had a bad sushi roll there.
Lastly the employees are very friendly and the store has never been anything but clean. Very happy with this place.

I like this supermarket — has amazing pork brats. Perfect for grilling.
The bakery department is freaking amazing. The Raspberry tarts are too beautiful to eat, the selection is on point.
Like Vons/Ralph’s mixed with Sprouts/​WholeFoods.
Love love love this place. Wish they had them here in CA.

As a self-​proclaimed fanboy of Harmon’s, I’m sort of ashamed to admit that I was only sorta-​kinda aware that this location existed before visiting a few times last week.
This store sits on 114^th South, and if you’re not headed up into southeast Sandy/​Draper area, you’re not going to know it’s there. It’s far enough from I-​15 that you just don’t think about it, what with the behemoth Harmon’s location right off of the Interstate on Bangerter.
Yet, there it sits. An oasis of grocery – animal, vegetable, mineral soaps. Bakery, produce, deli. The layout is very similar to the 7^th East location just 40(ish) blocks north at 78^th. It’s a generous size store, without being massive.
It’s surrounded by strip mall goodies. Some are the expected sandwich and pizza chain, but there are some unique finds. But that’s just it in this little island of retail – it’s kinda isolated. I mean, you only have to go a few blocks down the hill to I-​15 for more shopping goodies (and up State to 106^th for retail bonanza) but I kinda like the hidden Harmon’s here on 114^th.

Selection is great in the cheese department. The store is also conveniently located for me.

This store and its employees are unfailing friendly and helpful. I love the drive up service. My two favorite Harmon’s are the Sandy one on 114 and the stellar one off Bangerter. I write a lot there, in the upstairs area.

As a Californian I will say that I’ve never heard of this place until now. If you are looking for a nice grocer with good healthy options this seems to be a pretty good place. It’s no Trader Joes but, more like a healthy version of Safeway.

I’m not sure what the other reviewer is referring to when they say that Harmon’s is «totally» a certified organic store. Many of the products Harmon’s sells are organic, but they never purport to sell organic everything. They sell a quite a lot of organic produce, and they have a Healthy Living section with many organic products. But to go in thinking that an entire grocery store is organic is a little naïve.
They have an excellent bakery (their donuts are very good), and Harmon’s is the only grocery store that I know of in Utah that ages some of its prime beef in-​house.
The store itself is beautiful. They make their own gelato in-​house and they have a pretty nice coffee bar. Their floral section is steps above any other grocery florist.
My only gripe with Harmon’s: without fail, every time we shop there, we leave with at least one mispriced item, which we have to go to customer service to have corrected. They seriously need to get their scanning department up to speed, because they have a ton of mispriced items.
Don’t expect to get Macey’s, Walmart, or WinCo’s prices at Harmon’s. You pay a bit more to shop there, but you get experienced staff and quality products in return.