The Top 20 Grocery in Durham, NC

Fresh reviews:

Wonderful, clean, well stocked Indian market that gets five stars due to the owners friendliness — contrary to other markets of the same vein.

Amanda C.

Spice Bazaar

I am obsessed with this store. Since I live nearby, I come here at least once a week (for both groceries and the hot/salad bar). You’re probably wondering how I can afford to shop here so often and the answer is I can’t. Clearly, I make great life decisions. But really, if you buy things on sale, they’re…

Allison C.

Whole Foods Market Durham

Small but nice and convenient store. Staff is helpful and friendly. Kimchi is inexpensive and so delicious too with more than plain cabbage in it! I found items here (like chrysanthemum leaf seeds) I hadn’t found elsewhere. Easy to park and get in and out and a great place for Korean and some other Asian items.

Kate W.

Shilla Oriental Market

Enjoy coming to Harris Teeter. My biggest complaint is the meat department variety as I would like. The bakery on the other hand has a good selection. They also have nice floral Department.

John H.

Harris Teeter

This has been my favorite grocery store since moving back to Durham. They have a better selection than anyone else around here. They have some awesome deals on occasion. For example ribs will fairly frequently go on a buy one get one free sale. It’s always clean and well kept.

Rj B.

Harris Teeter

Upgrading it a star because I feel like their customer service has vastly improved in recent months. I almost gave it four stars, but I bought garlic from there that literally had no flavor and the same thing happened with an onion. How is that possible? I didn’t buy fake display food.Ponderous.

Barbara L.

The Fresh Market

Just got home from shopping at this store. Watched the manager throw Girl Scouts out of the store to sell their cookies in the cold. The manager on duty said it was because they couldn’t get the carts in the store because of where the Girl Scouts had set. I call baloney on that. Kroger, your policy stinks…