Harris Teeter

So I honestly feel like a hostage on an island and this is the only grocery store I have to shop at. SMH. This particular Teeter is located in Belle Hall shopping center and if anyone knows me, and I THINK YOU DO. Belle Hall is a price gouging, your gonna shop here because that’s all you got sort of place to me. The store it’s self is ho hum. And I was truly looking forward to getting back to the land of HT when I left Atlanta — which is big on Kroger. Personally I just think Harris Teeters are cleaner, nicer stores. So why the 2 stars you ask? Simply because they can’t seem to get their shit straight when it comes to providing enough ready-​made food items during the 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm high traffic times. I’ve stopped in to this location several times now looking for already prepared food items only to find they are out or to get the comment, «It’ll be ready in about 45 minutes». Really? It’s 5:45 and the residents of Mt. Pleasant are getting off work and hoping to stop by this store to pick up dinner… ALL READY PREPARED!!! Yet your out of soup and the salad bar looks like a swarm of locust just hit it. Don’t even get me started on your tiny little rotisserie chicken you sell for $ 7.89! I’ve seen wild mamma Robin birds bigger than these shriveled up excuses. All I’m asking is to be better prepared for the number of people that are sure to come through here at dinner time looking for prepared foods. I mean for crying out loud. You practically have a captive audience here.

Always such a clean store. They always have great brands of food and good prices. I come here because it’s a little bigger than the publix I go to.

This is my favorite grocery store to go to. They are always very clean and have a well stocked variety. Also, the cashiers are always very friendly and the stockers are very helpful with any questions you may have. Highly recommended!

If you’re a carnivore, as I am from time to time, the HT is the best store in the area. Their beef tastes the best and sells at the best prices. Their other meats are similar. Their shelf items are attractively priced during special promotions and their coupon policy of doubling up to 99 cents (and sometimes more) is unequalled in the area. The Publix provides some good competition and complements the HT shopping experience. Using both allows the shopper to select from the best items at the best prices. Their prices have recently started to rise after the Kroger acquisition but they’re still competitive. Most of the staff are helpful and accomodating and their hours are super. They market beer from time to time very well although they ignore wine unless it’s a closeout item. There’s a good spirit within the store that makes things happen in a proactive fashion and that effort shows in customer satisfaction.

This store created the most wonderful cookie cake for us! Kudos to the bakery and decorators. They were also friendly and helpful, what more can you ask for? This store also has a great seafood department and many harder to find international food items. I highly recommend this location, especially the bakery!

I absolutely LOVE Harris Teeter. That being said, this locations is HORRIBLE. I complained with corporate and even got a personal apology call from the manager. I decided to go back and give them another try. MAJOR MISTAKE.
I had accrued enough sub points for a free sub, so on my work lunch break I thought I’d take advantage of the free sandwich. The lady behind the sub counter was the same one I complained about before, and she was rude yet again (I had been back a couple times since complaining and there hadn’t been any real problems, just not the customer service I know Harris Teeter to provide). She thrust the sandwich towards me, no «have a nice day» or anything. Plus, she put the sandwich together haphazardly.
I go to the check out line to get my free sub and deal with more rudeness. The points are for a free footlong, but I am a petite female, so I can only eat a 6 in. I explained this to the cashier and he looked at me like I was speaking Greek to him. He called over the customer service manager and she was RUDE. She started arguing with me!!! All over a free 6 inch sandwich! She said, «It’s for a free 12 in.» I told her I couldn’t eat the whole thing. She said, «Well you should take a 12 in. and save the other half for dinner or something. What a waste!» I replied, «I make dinner… I don’t eat sandwiches!» What was my fiancé supposed to eat if I ate a sandwich? She reluctantly rang the sub up as a footlong and gave me the 6 in. for free. I told her thank you, and she walked away without saying anything to me.
I don’t feel, as a customer, that I should be argued with by a manager! I worked for Harris Teeter as a cashier in high school, so I am aware of the customer service policies Harris Teeter has in place. This Harris Teeter location is TERRIBLE. This will definitely be the last time I step foot in there! I said that before, but now I definitely mean it!

I love everything about Harris Teeter. They have the best sales around town AND their staff always knows exactly where everything I need is located. Their bakery makes amazing bread and the butcher staff are great to recommend cuts of meat based on your likes and even offer tips on how to cook! Definitely get a VIC card, because HT emails out super savings once or twice a week that can save you $ 5 or more on some things (we always watch the TP sales)!
I did have to dock a star since they don’t usually have the freshest looking berries. Sometimes it’s okay, but I have to sort through the strawberries to find nice, firm ones. Blueberries and black berries are usually okay.

I love Harris Teeter! The have a great coupon policy! The pharmacy is great and the flu shot was a great deal $ 24 with your Vic card then $ 10 off coupon.

They do not carry a good selection of ethnic produce like yucca, batata, platanos, and other items. I had to go to Publix to het those items. They do have a decent coupon policy though.

Definitely a solid super market — decent beer/​wine selection, good cuts of meat, solid produce. Easy to navigate… it’s my new local market so I’m pretty pleased!

Harris Teeter is an upscale supermarket chain with a better shopping experience than some of the other local chains. Brighter lights, nicer flooring, better shopping carts, nicer associates and I think better food too.
I’ve shopped a couple «Teeters» and this is a nice one with all the bells and whistles, including a great deli section, bakery (free samples!), produce (more samples!) and a good beer and wine section (no samples). Prices tend to be a little higher than Bi-​Lo and Wal-​Mart but that’s your tradeoff.
It’s bigger than it looks from the outside as they don’t have a ton of windows facing the parking lot.

A very nice grocery store and probably the best grocery store in Charleston. The selection is great and the speciality departments are also great. The bakery section is quite large and the various baked goods all taste good. They also have a great beer selection for a grocery store. The customer service is good– the employees are always nice and helpful.
The only thing is that the front-​end is on the darker side for whatever reason. Could use some more lighting.

This is the nicest Teeter in Charleston. I had the pleasure of dealing with the Assistant Manager about a coupon I had. She was sooooo nice and made the transaction easy as pie. She went above and beyond with kindness (especially with service these days)! The store is immaculate and the meat department is incredible. Sorry downtown Teet, I’m taking the extra mile to Mt. P.