Harris Teeter

Solid sandwiches and cookies. Reminds me of wegman’s but in the south lol. Saw some star wars cookies and I was sold. So much yes

They’re subtly raising prices — switching packaging to look fancier while reducing the size of the package and charging more. Go to the frozen vegetable section and you’ll see what I’m talking about. Also, they’re replacing store brands with name brands only. I’d shop somewhere else

Some random pricing, but with a Vic card, you won’t spend significantly more than you would at Safeway. A pretty vast selection for an urban grocery store. Pleasant shopping environment, too – feels more suburban than it has a right to!

Great pharmacy staff. Although they rotate out the pharmacists often, they go above and beyond to communicate and to save you money. Thank you!

Stopped here to purchase tickets for an upcoming event. No one behind counter, book containing tickets left out (subject of an inter-​employee discussion while I waited… and waited), and service was entirely wrong. I was pressed for time, left, checked my information, confirmed that the store was wrong, went back, had to do it all over again, and missed my appointment. In the middle of this, I was asked if I had some sort of card that I had never heard of before. I was not permitted to leave without the staff filling out the card information for me, which indicates that staff may get a commission for these cards, while my interest in having one (none) was ignored, and more of my time was chewed up and spit out. How could I have heard of this card? It sounded like something for public assistance, which there is nothing wrong with, but it would not be for the store to ask me about that, as far as I know. I had never been to this store before. And unless there is something essential that can only be found here, or I am in great need of wasting my time, I will not be back. The fellow who greeted me had a tough time directing me to the (unmanned) customer service desk.
Sad, because I am in search of an alternative to Whole Foods, Safeway and Giant. But glad, because I always wondered why people raved about this store. Now I know. And I don’t join in the raves.

Good grocery store, decent prices, not usually crowded. I’ll take it.
The one thing I’ll say is that the deli workers are always standing in front of the store smoking, so I guess I won’t be ordering anything from the deli. Gross.

I keep coming back because the store is always clean and staff is friendly. Gotta love the samples and easy free parking! Lines are never too long. Fruits and vegetables tend to be fresh.
This is not as big as other stores so you may not find everything you want but always double check with customer service as items might be few or hidden. Prices are reasonable but there are cheaper places (with ruder staff and longer lines).

The samples!!! (Almost one in every section. :))
Came here for some groceries and was amazed at all the super friendly staff here at the store!
Plenty of fruits, veggies, etc. at fair prices along with an extensive alcohol section.

I’m in D. C for a conference and wanted to grab a few snacks and drinks for the hotel. This seemed to be the closest grocery in the area according to Unilocal.It seems fine compared to other stores in NY but the service is wackkkkk. Clearly I don’t have a store card since I’m not from the area and when I asked the lady if she would let me use one they had in store she gave me a hard time and said I still had to get one of my own. In addition she didn’t pack my bags and left them for my hubby to do it, when she packed the person before and afters bag. Rude.

Impeccable deals. Great discounts on everything, from seafood to sweets, & household goods everything is fairly priced! The customer service however is a different «tell» there are a few managers that are genuinely nice & friendly & a couple of cashiers who I can say the same, one lady from Kenya who always speaks. It seems to be the younger cashiers & deli workers who carry an abrasive atitude. Overall harris teeter is starting to improve, so 4 stars.

I love Harris Teeter. It’s really clean. The produce is fresh and cheap. It’s open late and early, many of them ²⁴⁄₇ (not this one). In my experience the employees always know where things are and are polite. They have they’re own parking lot so I don’t have to search on the street. I always come to this so I don’t have to deal with the Giant. I always feel like I’m in a zombie movie when I’m in Giant. A bunch of slow lurching barely living creatures walking around half eating the food and putting it back while looking distressed about it. New slogan suggestion: «Harris Teeter: No zombie probs.»

I like this store, even though the only dent on my vehicle is from backing into one of the parking poles. The guards and cashiers are nice. They always have free cookies! My favorite time to visit is during super doubles. It is worth signing up for emails to get alerts on sale items.

Pineapples samples and a really nice lady handing out champagne samples. No complaints here. Major pluses in my book.
The only downside is the prices here are sliiiightly more than other stores.

My neighborhood grocery store, this Harris Teeter is there for me when I need it. The hours are great; it’s generally clean and organized; the selection is huge; the wine and beer selection is expansive. The produce is fresh and stocked throughout the seasons. Harris Teeter is also a great place to pick up some gifts like a gift basked, oversized bottle of wine, artisan bread or cookies, when you need it.
I especially enjoy the fish department, they have all the good stuff at really affordable prices. The meat selection is also on point, with a variety of cuts and portions available. BONUS: There are more often than not samples laid out of fruit, cheese, bread and spread, and even sometimes (SUPER BONUS) sushi. In fact, the to-​go sushi is just as good as any restaurants I find it at on a casual weeknight and half the price.
The employees are friendly and seem to be enjoying themselves and eachother somewhat while at work, a quality that shines through in the service.
Only gripe: in the produce section of the store, there is ALWAYS… always, a huge cart of boxes, sometimes more than one, blocking up the walkways and creating annoying bottlenecks in an already crowded area of the store. Beyond that, I have no complaints!

Harris Teeter supermarket is definitely my favorite; the food variety, the competitive prices, and most certainly the service, just outstanding!
I live within walking distance of the Safeway on Columbia Rd, but every time I’ve gone there, I end up disappointed for being the complete opposite of Harris T.
I rather travel a few more blocks b/​c I know it’s worth every step.
Keep up the good work, and thanks!

I recently had a great experience with catering at Harris Teeter. We placed an order online through their Party to Go site and when I arrived to pick it up, the staff were very friendly and got our order ready to go quickly. Then when I went to check out, the woman manning the self-​check-​out counter offered to scan my items so I didn’t have to remove them all from the cart.
I was in a hurry and stressed about getting everything together for the party, and the overall process felt smooth and easy.
In addition, the fried chicken fingers platter was a huge hit.

Expensive, poor service, terrifyingly bad seafood, and grisly looking meat. Produce is stunningly, inexplicably more expensive than other nearby stores. For example, a lemon at Harris Teeter may cost $ 1. At Trader Joe’s?: 3 for a dollar. They also charge $ 3 each for bell peppers, which is outrageously more expensive than other stores in the areas.
Basically this is where I shop when I need something on the fly and can’t make it to a better store. Avoid at all costs if you have better options available to you.

The Adams Morgan location is definitely below their MD/​VA suburb locations.
The Harris Teeter in Adams Morgan is a welcome sight for those of us without a car — even then they do offer easy parking and elevator for people to get to. There’s a Netflix kiosk and a Coinstar machine in the lobby. It’s definitely convenient.
The biggest gripe I have with this location is their fruit/​vegetable section is always slim. Out of the 8 – 9 times that I’ve been there (week nights, weekends, doesn’t matter), each time I couldn’t find simple ingredients to cook. There is always the organic version of the ingredients (which I appreciate, but not necessarily need all the time).
Otherwise all the other aisles are fully stocked, including their deli, seafood, sushi and bakery sections. They are also very good about having enough cashiers.
In the end, it’s an inviting sight to see Harris Teeter so close, but often I have to make another trip elsewhere to get basic fruit/​vegetables.

Since saying goodbye to Safeway on Columbia and beginning a beautiful relationship with Harris Teeter, my grocery shopping experience has improved exponentially. A deli counter, hot prepared meals, meat/​fish counter, pharmacy – HT satisfies all of your grocery needs.
Prices: I’ve heard some people gripe that HT is more expensive than Safeway. However since Safeway’s stock of items I’d like to purchase is constantly depleted, I find myself paying more anyway! So really it all balances out (if the prices even are higher– I don’t think they are).
Checkout: I never have to wait for more than one person ahead of me in line. There are always ample checkout counters open, especially during peak shopping hours.
Produce Quality: HT is no farmers market, but their produce selection is solid. A wide variety of fresh items.
Samples: Fruit, cookies, cheese, dips– yes please!
Wide aisles: I can drive my cart down the aisles without bumping into every person I pass. The aisles don’t get congested with people waiting in line to check out (ahem– Safeway).
Cleanliness: The floor actually looks like it is mopped daily.
I never regret walking the extra 5 minutes past Safeway to Harris Teeter for a more pleasant shopping experience.

I am a stereotypical early 20s male and by no means a grocery store connoisseur. I cannot tell you if the organic kale here is as full bodied as the kale at Whole Foods or if Harris Teeters fish section is as good as Safeways.
I choose to do my grocery shopping here because:
1.The store is always clean and well stocked.
2. The prices and sales are good here especially if you are flexible with the brands you buy.
3. I have always been happy with the quality of what I bought here, which isn’t true at some of the other places I have shopped in the city
4. The associates are friendly and keep the lines moving fast so I don’t spend my Sunday afternoon waiting to be checked out.