Harris Teeter Bakery,Store in Charleston
Owner not registered
More details
Price & Cuisine
$
Bakery, Seafood
Establishment type
Bakery, Store
Reviews
269
reviews
Sorting
Date
Date From - Date To
Source:
10
3 months ago
Always clean and friendly service! The pick up option is a lifesaver and I’m so thankful that they offer it. Kudos to all the personal shoppers that help make ordering and pick up a breeze, you all deserve a raise! Everyone is so kind. Whether in store or online ordering. Also, the Starbucks in the store is wonderful…there are two younger baristas in particular that are just great, they make my day any time I go there with their wonderful personalities and customer service skills, and they KNOW how to make quality drinks! Thank you to this store for an all around great place to shop!
Source:
4
3 months ago
I have just started shopping at this store. I have bought 4 bags of salad and 2 containers of greens from the produce case with glass doors. 5 out of 6 of these unopened items have rotted well before the expiration dates. The 4 salads were by Taylor Farms. I have eaten my weight in Taylor Farms salads and have never had a problem with them when purchased from other stores. Also a container of organic Arugula that I bought yesterday on 12/5 was already rotting and stinky when I opened it today on 12/6. The exp date on the Arugula is 12/14, so it is rotting more than a week before the exp date. Clearly there is a problem with the produce case. I will ask the store to correct this problem. Obviously I will be buying my salads and greens elsewhere.
Source:
10
3 years ago
Great selection. Clean, organized store. Friendly staff.
The produce is well maintained and there are a number of pre-made meal options as well. Nice having a Starbucks on site as well.
There is a cashier, Jack, who is very friendly, and deserves recognition for his great customer service skills..
Source:
2
2 weeks ago
These guys cannot get their deli or sandwich order right. you can order it ahead of time go to the store only to be rid they have no bread. How does a grocery store have no bread
Source:
8
10 months ago
4/16- Store getting better. Always packed on Sundays. Blackberries are sooooo good!!!
Pet Food was full unlike Walmart across the street that was empty.
Only 3 stars as the produce was horrible. Avocados were 2/$5 and they were all mush. BokChoy was limp. Just not impressed at all with produce here.
Source:
6
4 months ago
good place to shop, however, I have tried to get a pizza and the hours for the pizza kiosk says 11am-8pm. it is not, I have gone twice this week around 6-7pm and they were already closed. please update the sign to reflect the new hours.
Source:
2
2 months ago
It would be great if someone maintained the opening hours data that is available online. When the store is closed, it must not show as open online. Customers appreciate accurate information.
Source:
2
2 years ago
I used to really like going here but the more I looked around the sadder it made me. The produce is starting to look worse and worse, the staff seems to be poorly treated, I'm slowly starting to not want to shop here anymore. The last time I went to shop, there was moldy berries on display and no one seemed to care. I also saw some employees quarreling, one seemed to be saying she was trying to get her work done, and the other person said loud enough for me to hear "I don't care." I regret not seeing her full name tag, it just made me sad to see the workers getting mistreated, no one seemed happy to be there. Not sure if I can continue to shop somewhere so unhappy and careless.
Source:
10
4 months ago
Vinny (HT on West Ashley Circle) makes the best thin crust pizza. If you like thin crust, ask him to make you one. They're so delicious and addictive.
Source:
10
3 years ago
We really enjoy having this Harris Teeter at the entrance to our neighborhood. It's clean. The staff is friendly. The prices are fair. And the produce is fresh.
Does this bellong to you?