Placed an order in June the money was taken out of my account however; still no package. I have…read moreemailed several times with no reply and tried calling everyday with no answer and cannot leave a message.

The Jewish Communities of North Carolina and Upstate South Carolina are truly grateful for Mr. Jeff…read moreGleiberman the owner of Gleiberman's Gourmet - This is a great "Kosher Family Grocery Store" with virtually everything that you could want/need. If you specifically need something, Jeff is always open and willing to go the extra mile for his customers. Gleiberman's is incredibly well stocked and has a wide variety of Kosher dry goods, baked goods and meats, fish and poultry. They also carry a full selection of Cholov Yisroel dairy products which are somewhat difficult to come by. Jeff's prices are extremely competitive and you will receive the highest level of service for your purchase of items that "Answer to a higher Authority" - Jews of all walks of life can shop at Gleiberman's Gourmet as they adhere to the highest level of Kashrus observance. Quality of the meat is exceptional - trust me I know, I've tried it several times already and I'm acquainted with many of Gleiberman's Customers. Oy Vey - Don't fret! - Stop in and visit and ask for Mr. Jeff Gleiberman personally - he's an incredibly friendly chap. Worth of mention - Jeff is a Born & Bred New Yorker - However, he was raised and spent nearly his entirely life here in Charlotte. He's an excellent "Tour Guide" and knows virtually everyone in the Charlotte Community. Don't be a putz, get out there and support Jewish businesses like Gleiberman's Gourmet! A+ - One last thing, they carry a nice selection of Israeli grocery products. Enjoy!

This post is PAST due !!! They are the best market I love Matthew's ! They snap match (EBT) so…read morespend $20 receive $40. All the venders are amazing, Go check them out!

It's not as big as the Farmer's Market in Charlotte on Yorkmont, but it's great for Matthews. I was…read moreimpressed by the variety of fresh vegetables. I definitely took some carrots home with me. I was disappointed that there wasn't as much fruit available. Some items were reasonably priced; others were not. Looking forward to returning.

Saturday at 1pm they have 2 register open and customers lined literally past center store. This…read morestore has self checkout and it is closed. I like the concept, but the checkout sucks. Once they finally do get to you the cashier acts like they are the fastest checkers in the east as they throw your groceries 1 by 1 in the bottom of the buggy. I'm a twice a week shopper at Aldi, but this changed Saturday when I walked out without my buggy of groceries. Store is heavily shopped and a bit nasty. No emphasis on sweeping and mopping,especially in produce. Back to Food Lion. Food Lion will get you in and out quickly.

Quick shop for some goodies on the getaway weekend. Oh, and Mrs. K.'s never been to an ALDI so that…read morewas an experience. Fruit? We need bananas and grapes. Sliced ham, sliced turkey, cheese, pickled peppers. Now we're looking at a charcuterie. And finally, crackers. Yes, all of this works. We also picked up some interesting "ALDI-only" stuff because why not? The cutest doggie Advent calendar with a doggie treat a day. and a case of fizzy water for keeping away thirst on the road. Checkout was easy because I'd remembered to bring my reusable bag with us from the car. ALDI's great. And super inexpensive! [Review 14304 overall, 1628 of 2020, number 2697 in North Carolina.]

Renfrow's was recommended to me by the folks down the street at the Matthews Heritage Museum. It…read moredid not disappoint. The store is deceptively big. The front door is narrow and old. But walk through that door and its like the Tardis from Dr. Who. The store really opens up into multiple rooms each with their own treasures to be found. Then out back there is a garde. And green house. They have chili pepper plants the likes of which I don't think I will ever see again! I swear the jalapeno plant was nearly as tall as me. And that is not an exaggeration. It was massive. Like a spicy tree. It was seriously impressive. Anyhow, there was also a "volunteer" plant just outside the back door that had tiny red peppers on it. Nobody seemed to know the variety but said they were too too hot. Maybe Tobasco peppers they thought. I started talking to them about my own home garden and how I struggle with tomato and pepper blossoms not sticking around long enough to produce fruit. They told me about something called "Blossom Set." I would have bought some there but it was greater than 3 ounces and I had to fly home. What I did buy was a bottle of scuppernong juice. Funny name for a native grape with a delicious flavor. A little more tart than standard grapes. I had been wanting to try scuppernongs and that did the trick. My only regret here is that I don't live anywhere near Renfrow's and could not biy as much I really wanted to. If I was a local, this would likely me a regular stop on my weekend errands.

The best of the best when it comes to a local and old school hardware store. They know what they…read moreare talking about when it comes to all things plants, hardware, etc. only complaint is their hours- no Saturday hours, but other than that- recommended

Fantastic store and manager. Ben was great in helping with our teacher appreciation day at a local…read moreelementary school.

No kidding.... I can walk around this whole store and no one speaks to me. No greeting…read morewhatsoever! The self checkout attendants act like it's a job to do the job they're getting paid to do which is greet people and assist where assistance is needed. Fort Mill Publix is leading the way because since moving to North Carolina I'm not impressed with the level of customer service. I do not recommend we spend our money at location that doesn't value our business!

Service is quick and easy. They offer great suggestions. Food I only really had te green smooths…read moreand it was with cucumber, kale, spinach and apple there were other ingredients and the taste was delightful. All quality no toxins ambience is clean and simple. I will be stopping by again soon. Perfect fora healthy pit stop snack

Simple energy and healthy food. Service was slow because they are understaffed. They need two more…read morepeople at least in the AM. Ambiance is good.

Naomi from bakery department did a fantastic job at helping me and my friend pick the right cake…read more We drove far to get the right product and she assisted us with professionalism, clear communication, genuine interest and great motivation. If she doesn't get a raise I would be surprised. I normally don't visit Harris Teeter often but I am willing to come back because of such great service! Keep up the good work. This made my evening!

It was a nice ht but they just need more cashiers and to clean their restrooms once in a while…read more Evics were good this weekend but still too pricey to get all my groceries here.

I have really taken to doing a large percentage of my weekly shop at Aldi. It's way less expensive…read morethan Harris Teeter, they have a great selection of meats and dairy, and it's way less expensive than Harris Teeter. I may have said that twice because it's really true. No, Aldi doesn't have everything but what they do have makes up the core of my shop. Probably 80% of what is on my grocery list in in stock at Aldi and I'm thinking that the price at the register is maybe 60% of what I do at HT. It's a real deal. Aldi keeps their prices down by not having a wide variety of items, usually just one brand. They do not bag your groceries, that's on you. They do not give away their grocery bags, so either buy them or bring your own reusable bags. And always remember to bring a quarter to borrow a shopping cart which you get back. I like Aldi and I'll continue shopping them. [Review 11648 overall, 1429 of 2019.]

Decided to stop by this Aldi on a Sunday to look for something in particular I had in mind. The…read moreinside was super clean, and everything was organized. They did not have what I was looking for but ended up grabbing a few miscellaneous things that I saw that were a bit cheaper than even Walmart. I honestly didn't really see an employee except for one who was stocking up a shelf. I was surprised to see that Aldi now has self checkouts, which I had to use because they did not have cashiers at all. I was hoping to look at their non food options as sometimes I've found really good finds from laundry products to outside gardeing things. Unfortunately, they did not have a good selection of those things. This aldi did consist mainly of just grocery items. No big deal, now i know. They have an open parking lot with plenty of parking options. Other than that, normal Aldi finds nice store, and I would go back if I'm ever in the area.