Harmon’s Grocery

I love Harmon’s Grocery. I think we stop in 4 – 5 times a week!
The staff is always super friendly, I have never gone in without someone asking how I’m doing or if I need any help. The store is always super clean and bright and I find it easy to maneuver around.
The food selection is fantastic, they always have what I’m looking for and more. The fruits, veggies and meat variety are superb — I love shopping here! (And honestly who says they love grocery shopping?!)

Its a great grocery store but the bathrooms are very bad, they look like truck stop restrooms. They are dirty and falling apart.

Meh…
I’ll start by saying Harmons is great when it comes to more «speciality» items. They have a great selection of speciality cheese, sodas, cosmetics, and healthier food options. They have a post office inside and more importantly an America First Credit Union, which is super convenient and it’s the main reason I come to this location. The store is also always clean, well stocked, and it just has a great atmosphere.
Now with what I don’t like… My biggest complaint is that they are almost universally more expensive than Walmart, Winco, or Smiths for everything. I compare prices a lot, and you’re looking at paying 10−25% more for almost everything here, unless it’s on sale, then you’re looking at saving a LITTLE, but usually you’ll just break even. Another crappy thing about Harmons is that they close at midnight, which is disappointing if you’re an insomniac or late night shopper like me. They also close the self checkouts later as it gets closer to closing. Which means, when (not if… when) they get a random late night rush, you’re stuck in a long line. You’ll be lucky if they open a second or even third register, but by then you could have checked yourself out in the self checkout line AND be on your way home.
Despite the negatives, I’ll still continue to shop here on occasion If I’m in the mood for something more «specialized» that you can’t find at other grocery stores.

As Harmons go, this one follows suit, clean, modern, and slightly overpriced in every way. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful, the in house made items, sushi, breads, pastries, its all top notch. The experience is always good though.

This Harmon’s, like the others are fantastic and where I prefer to shop for groceries. I don’t visit this location too often but will stop if its on my way.
This location is well kept and slightly bigger than my regular Harmon’s. The selections here are a little bigger. The butcher, deli and produce areas are far better than other nearby stores.

I love Harmons! They have good and fresh food (especially their produce!) It is a bit pricey but it’s worth it to me! I love that they always have cheese samples and they give my daughter a cookie and stickers every time we go shopping! Oh and I love the drive-​and-​load option!

There is not a single Harmon’s store that has disappointed yet. I’m just consistently blown away by their cleanliness, the normalcy of their employees as opposed to the «on the verge of committing suicide feeling» that I get from WalMart and Ream’s employees, and their cheese. Oh the vast array of cheeses. Honesty, the only thing my girlfriend needs to worry about concerning any infidelity on my end, would be with the cheese counter at Harmon’s. Other than that… I mean, this place is still just a grocery store. But they house a lot of fresh, organic, health food option that will rival Whole Foods, plus they support local businesses by taking on their products, and their pre-​made foods and pre-​seasoned meats… I’d bathe in them.

The last place we lived wasn’t particularly close to Harmon’s, so I always shopped elsewhere for our groceries. Our new house is pretty close to one now, though, and I am so glad!!! It’s absolutely a top notch grocery store. Their deli, bakery, and butcher shop are really excellent with fresh options to choose from. I especially love all the local products they sell along with bigger name brands. They’re like Whole Foods without the hipsters, attitude, and extra cost. The store is always impeccably clean, and I’m constantly impressed by the high level of customer service provided to me. It’s really no more expensive than Smith’s or Macey’s and so so worth it!

I’m not a huge fan of having to explain to store employees why I need to find alcohol in their store. Angry judgmental looks from employees accompanied by the question, «well aren’t you from Utah» are entirely unprofessional and inappropriate.

If your a foodie then you probably already know about Harmon’s. They have the best artisan breads. The best meat department. And almost any random specialized ingredient you might need for cooking at home. The pharmacy is nice and fast. The employees are knowledgable and helpful and it’s a good environment. For the aforementioned foodie they even have cooking classes. I love walking through section with all the high end cooking gadgets. The only drawback for me is that I can’t afford to shop there all the time.

Prices aren’t the best but rarely is there lines. All the employees go out of their way to make sure you are finding what you need.

I really like this harmons. My first impression was that its very clean and bright. I haven’t ever seen it super crowded like Walmart, which is one of the reason I really like. Not having to deal with long lines and strange crowds of people. The prices aren’t bad. Somethings are cheaper and somethings are maybe 10 cents more expensive.
Their produce are really fresh and often are cheaper than smiths. They have a Post-​office inside which stays open till 9pm which is very convenient for me.
They also are the only place i have found that sells Tempura Sauce. My wife is from japan and she loves the stuff. Its these little things that often makes a huge difference.

everything in this store cost more than other places like target so i dont like coming here. they have a bakery and it’s alright. macaroons cost 80 cents so its really cheap. they also sell a variety of beers here so id come here if the state liquor store was closed.

This place is the best grocery store I have ever seen.
I’ve been there several times now, and every time I have found something new I have never seen before.
Now I have had prickley pear, kiwano, carambola, quinoa, and other things I would have never known of if I had not discovered Harmons.
There is even aloe vera in the produce. Never knew you could eat it.
There is a gigantic self serve salad bar when you walk in with many ingredients to choose from. And to the right of that is more premade salads to enjoy.
The deli is amazing itself, with many unique items to choose from.
And the sushi, well it was being made fresh as I was watching.
I have yet to make it through the entire store. It’s like Disney World with all the choices.

I really love Harmon’s. If there is something hard to find, Harmon’s usually has it. I really need to just learn to go there in the first place instead of after trying other stores. The only thing that holds me back from always shopping at Harmon’s is the prices are a little high.
This location is always clean and the workers are always friendly.

A wonderful grocery store! I love the design and the friendly staff! You can also eat there, which is a plus when you don’t want to spend a lot but want to get a bite to eat! The environment is spectacular!

Let me start off by saying that I love Harmons, and this is my favorite Harmons. If it was just the grocery store alone, they would get five stars. With that being said, I hate buying Gas there. If you pay with Cash they require that you fill out a refund slip, and sign to get your change back. I have never been to another gas station that makes you do this, Why any business would make someone sign to get their own money back is beyond me.
For that reason alone, they get three stars.

Harmon’s is a good grocery shopping experience, definitely up there with the best of the chains. Quality of produce from cheeses, meats, fruits and vegetables is top notch for a major grocery chain. And the selection of products is great, despite this not being a particularly large store. Deli meats are all of good quality too. The bakery in particular has great sourdough bread, we get it for making Panini’s at home.
Service at this location is generally good, at times it’s phenomenal. Generally the checkout staff and baggers are really friendly and chatty, you don’t get that in most grocery chains and they always seem to keep the checkout lines well staffed so you don’t have too much of a wait. I also appreciate that they have self checkout, great for when you have just a few items and are in a hurry.
Unfortunately I’ve also had a couple of mediocre experiences which bump what otherwise would have been a 5 star review to a 4. In particular at the Deli counter, it bugs me when then they don’t serve people in order, or when they consistently go 20% over the amount you ask for on your orders. I know I could say something, but I don’t want to make a scene, that sort of things spoils for me an otherwise awesome experience.
I’ll end and say, the above issue really applies just to certain staff members on that counter, and I feel bad that a great star score gets lowered 20% (ironically) for this one small thing, but I can’t do 4 ½ stars!
If that changes, I’ll be back to update the review to 5 stars believe me :) Keep up the good work Harmons, us residents of Riverton are glad to have you here, well okay in South Jordan, you’re close enough!

My love for Harmons is long and abiding, deep and storied, and so I won’t waste too much time describing the reasons I love them. Cliff notes: wide range of products, lots of organics, real prices and no stupid cards or loyalty programs, stellar customer service, and clean stores.
This location also hits the mark. Although it’s not as gigantor as the Draper store, it’s getting there. Even more variety here than at my normal Midvale stop, which was appreciated. I love the cheeses, and especially love the wide selection of beverages from juices to hard-​to-​find sodas. A definite plus.
Even as a big store, it still maintains a friendly small feel. Things get a little cramped over in the kitchen gadget section, but other than that it’s roomy.
Best selection of cheeses, artisan bread, local goods, and a smiling staff on top of all of that. Oh Harmon’s is the grocer in your neighborhood…

Another fantastic Harmon’s. This store is a bit smaller than the store by my house, but they’ve managed to make it very welcoming and still have a very similar selection.
Harmon’s has a wonderful cheese section with an actual cheese monger who knows what he’s talking about. Their deli is fantastic, and their bread is delicious. They fly their bakers to Europe to learn how to make bread. I’m not kidding.
At Harmon’s, you won’t find the cheapest prices. But you’ll find employees who care, a clean store, a nice selection of hard-​to-​find products, and a great shopping experience.