Harris Teeter

As far as customer service goes, I love this Harris Teeter. The pharmacists know me by name and always find me discounts. The produce is always fresh. Shelves are well stocked.

Not what I’m used to at all in a grocery store coming from Texas and all. I really miss the grocery stores there after being here tho. This place is alright. Have actually never spoken with an employee as I wander my way around looking lost and trying to find things. Store is s bit small and organized a little odd. Also a bit on the pricey side but that just might be Virginia beach.

Good store, not enough organic offerings. Prices are a bit high. Very clean though.

Really solid cheese and beer selection. Good looking produce. We went to the deli counter that everyone seems to think is rude, but they were fine even though we asked for small amounts of a ton of different things (we were making fancy sandwiches). The girls working at the Starbucks were very nice. A lot of other reviewers said that this place was expensive but we are visiting from Connecticut and we are used to exorbitant grocery prices.

To all you 1 star givers, all I can say, is you get what you pay for. There is a Farm Fresh ½ a block away, and if you want cheap, not to mention greasy fried chicken and no produce selection, they were out of tomatoes the day I went… knock yourselves out.
I LOVE this Harris Teeter. Staffed well, never really have to wait in line. GREAT selection in produce, meats & seafood!!! While I don’t shop much in deli/​bakery, their stuff looks great too.
Store is always clean including the restrooms.

Late night shop, popped in for one thing and ended up buying a bit more. Laid out like other HT’s with a nice produce section and a deli that was surprisingly well stocked for 9:45 PM on a Sunday. Everyone was super friendly and I was out in a jiffy.
Parking lot was a little darker than I would prefer.

This place is way to expensive, unless you are walking save your money and drive an extra 15 min to Walmart or some other store away from the beach, $ 10.00 a lb. for ham and $ 3.00 for a loaf of store brand white bread to make sandwiches really, once we got our bearings on the area we never went back. I suggest you do more research than we did.

I have moved from this area of Virginia Beach for over a year, yet I’m still come here to shop. Granted there are a wide variety of grocery stores closer to my house, but I know how to shop here. Honestly, I look at their sales sheet and plan my weekly meals, so I can actually feed my family on a little over a hundred dollars every two weeks. All it takes is a budget, and a little brain work and it gets done. And I’m not spending hardly anything on the processed stuff.

This is the place to go if you are staying in Va Bch on a budget. Very modern grocery store complete with deli, salad bar and bakery.
When I stay in Va Bch, I always stock up on food and supplies here. Only a few blocks from the beach and wwwaaaaayyyy less expensive than buying your stuff off the boardwalk .
The deli sandwiches are sooo much better than anything you will get at subway or blimpie!

Great if you’re here for the week or longer and like to have picnics on the beach. No more expensive than anywhere else in the 757. Shop wisely and you’ll be fine.

Far superior in selection and quality to its nearby shabby competitor, Farm Fresh. If Lori did an actual item-​by-​item comparison, she’d find HT no more expensive, and in some cases quite a bit less. For example, on my list last week, red bell peppers FF $ 3, HT $ 2.50; Starbucks ground coffee $ 9.99/lb at both; redeye country ham (deli) FF $ 12.99/lb, HT $ 8.99/lb. And so on.
I am by no means a Harris Teeter loyalist, also shop regularly at Krogers, Food Lion, Trader Joe’s and even K-​Mart (all at Hilltop), but for anyone to get all «Ooooh, don’t go there, that store’s always so expensive!» without doing a reality check just isn’t, you know, reality.
Work from a shopping list* (DON’T buy items compulsively!), eat something before you go so your lizard brain isn’t screaming «Feed me!» while you pass those attention-​grabbing displays, save your receipts so later you can compare prices accurately, stock up on non-​perishables when they’re on sale, check out the house brands to see if they meet your standards (they don’t always). And stay out of freakin’ Farm Fresh.
* iTunes has a simple, free shopping list app called Shop-​Shop that does it for me.
Edited to add: Seniors get a (5%?) discount on Thursdays.

Very expensive… suggest the smaller grocery store across the street (Farm Fresh).