I'm not sure why I love Carolina hot dogs like I do, but I do. And I'm on a never ending quest for…read moregreat Carolina-style hot dogs--not all hot dogs here in the Old North State are Carolina dogs. Discussing my passion for great dogs, my aunt mentioned a grill in the back of a convenience store in Butner. I set out around lunch time one Monday to see if her recommendation would make the cut. Her food has always been fabulous, but some time in the 80s, she married a man who preferred canned biscuits to her perfectly made biscuits of love. But I'm digressing again, as I'm apt to do. Anyway, I had to ask her a couple of times to be sure I'd know I was in the right place. The convenience store has gas pumps and apparently a car wash. In fact, the only signage I could find was "Tom's Car Wash" along the side of the building. There is a restaurant attached, but that's not the grill I'm reviewing. Once inside, it's a typical convenience store, circa 1975-80. It's not an old country store, and it's not a bright and shiny Family Fare. It's local and friendly. Lots of folks seemed to know each other, and to be honest, I probably knew at least five or so folks they know, but I decided to be in cognito. The grill is in the back. It's mostly to go, but there are two tables. If you want sweet tea, you can purchase it at the grill, but if you want a Coke or anything else, you have to purchase that at the convenience store check-out and buy your food independently. The grill serves several sandwich-type items and a main dish or two a day. I was there for the hot dogs, though the idea of home-made chicken and dumplings was rather tempting. Their hot dogs are regularly the best priced I've seen in the Triangle in a LONG time. Less than 1.50 per hot dog, including mustard, slaw, chili, and onions. But I hit it just right. On Mondays, hot dogs are just 99 cents! I can't say these were the best hot dogs in the world but they are pretty darn good, and the price just can't be beat. The location is a bit out of the way, but if you find yourself in Butner with a hankering for a darn good Carolina dog, you know where to go.

I was pleasently supriseded to find the premium gas here last week, cheaper than the other stations…read moreby almost 0.25 per gallon? They may have just been been late on price changes, but it was still a treat!

I have been shopping at this Food Lion for 3+ years since I moved to Creedmoor, and my partner has…read morebeen even longer, and I'm not sure what's going on but there has been a noticeable drop in quality over the summer. The selection has always been limited, and I expect that from a small town Food Lion, but I used to at least be able to go here and stock up on staples that don't need to be fancy. Now I'm frustrated to the point where I don't even feel like it's worth my time to do that. I no longer purchase much fresh fruit here, because what's on the floor is moldy or clearly about to go moldy any second. I got burned more than once this year buying strawberries that looked iffy but still ok (because that was all they had), only to get them out of the fridge the next morning to find the container full of mold. I've also had issues with shelved food, such as chocolate bars that I opened to find had clearly completely melted at some point. Today, I ended up leaving again without items on my shopping list, because everything they had out was spoiled. Bunches of cilantro with all the leaves blackened and slimy, moldy and mushy onions, beef that has turned totally gray in the packaging, and no distilled water left on the shelf. It also seems like a lot of the regular employees I had gotten used to seeing are no longer there. To me, it seems like a serious management problem that needs to be addressed ASAP.

Sue hit the nail on the head with this store, although she was far too kind in her star rating…read more Creedmoor has two options for grocery stores - Food Lion and Food Lion. The next option is about 15 miles out of town. I'm a steak and potatoes kind of person and I've been spoiled up in NoVA and New York by places like Wegmans and Martin's (taking after the Wegmans model with its latest stores). I could go to the meat counter and get custom cuts if I wanted them. Then I moved to Creedmoor, NC. Even my last visit to this Food Lion, I went in to find what was on sale in the meat department, specific cuts of steaks. There was very little to be found, and what was there I wasn't willing to buy - thin steaks or extremely poor quality (old) meat. Nobody was willing to pay attention from the meat service dept. What is even more exasperating is the prices - Food Lion further north was known for being a bit on the inexpensive side, but here it seems like the priciest (and only) game around. I'll travel to Raleigh to do my grocery shopping and avoid this place if at all possible. My only visits now are if I'm in a pinch for a specific ingredient.

The only saving grace for this store is the beef at the meat counter. Typically, one can actually…read morefind the steaks listed as "on sale" in the weekly flyer (as opposed to the other Creedmoor Food Lion). Food Lion in Creedmoor/Butmoor has to be one of the most overpriced grocery stores I've ever seen for meats, milk, cheese, eggs, soups, veggies and other daily items Like Jen F says, expiration dates have to be checked here. I typically refuse to shop here unless I'm in a pinch and need something very quickly. I prefer to take my $$ to Raleigh/Wake Forest/Durham for better prices & better quality.

Never had a thing but positive experiences here honestly, but maybe I dont expect too much!read more

What I recommend: Avoid ordering cakes from this location…read more We ordered a sheet cake from the Harris Teeter bakery for a veterans dinner this past weekend to celebrate and honor those who served. Unfortunately, what we received was extremely disappointing. The cake was poorly decorated and looked like very little effort or care went into it. When we brought it up to the baker, she brushed us off and said we could request a refund if we wanted, but that she wouldn't do anything to fix it. The event was only two hours away, and thankfully, the amazing staff at the Whole Foods bakery stepped in and helped us get cakes for 67 people with just an hour's notice. Based on this experience, I wouldn't recommend this Harris Teeter location for cakes, especially if you need something that looks even halfway presentable.

I am annoyed by the pricing, how you never really know if you need to buy 2, 3, 6 or 10 to get a…read morefair price....the fine print, the rotten meat, stale goods and the effort it takes to avoid getting ripped off. I am tired of that and today have decided that I am finished with HT...also their fuel reward is a rippoff ..and not even quality fuel. So long, greedy a holes..

Slammed my finger in the door and they charged for a small amount of ice from the soda machine…read more Then had to make a $5 purchase to use my card

Great employees. Good selection. Lots of nice people. Only gas station in Butner we go.read more

We stopped here for something to drink after working and being very dehydrated…read more I didn't see the whole store because it's really big!! But what I saw was nicely displayed. The prices were more than I expected but maybe because of the location.

Their customer services is always 5 star prices cannot be beat, very clean store. Even the bath…read morerooms. If I could I would give them 10 stars WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD YOU ARE DESPERATELY NEED. WE THANK YOU.

I stopped by their stand on Creedmoor Rd in Raleigh as I do every year when it's strawberry season…read more Nothing beats fresh strawberries from a local farmer this time of year. You'll eat these and wonder why you even bother with those flavorless grocery store strawberries. Whether it's Lyon Farms or some other local grower, grab some locally grown fresh strawberries while they're in season. You won't regret it and you'll support local farmers.

Horrible experience. They say there was strawberries to pick, but when we went with our family…read morethere was nothing. Not a single strawberry in sight.

Quick review. Creedmoor Market & Wine Shop is now known as Mugg Shots. The store is located on…read moreBruce Garner Road in Granville County. The sign out front says "Coffee, Beer and Wine." I stopped here last week and was pleasantly surprised at the beer and wine selection that were on shelves and in the coolers. Both are fairly extensive. There is a bar which is in the center of the space. They have a nice tap selection featuring beers from the Red Oak, Raleigh and Trophy Brewing companies. I sat and had a nice IPA from Bombshell Brewing. I then purchased a six pack of Hazy IPA from RBC. While I was leaving I noticed a Taco food truck pulling up for the night. There is also live music and other events at this location.

Every time we go there, it's a lot of fun. It's friendly. The service is great and you go there for…read morenot only the beer and the wine but you also go there for some camaraderie. Every time we go, we love it local place that you could simply call. Cheers!

Harris Teeter located in Creedmoor Village was larger inside than I expected based on the size of…read morethe parking lot. I had no problem finding a parking spot though. A larger store meant more options and it was great in that regard. The layout of the store is nicely done and it appeared clean. The produce department was mostly good, but was picked over and not restocked around noon on a Sunday. The sale items on the shelves were similar. I liked that they carried three varieties of the Quaker Oat Squares cereal as I have trouble even finding one variety at other Harris Teeter stores. The shelf placement on the top shelf with the boxes left in the back meant that I could not reach them so could not purchase them. Most shoppers won't be able to reach them. They did have more varieties of Fage yogurt, unlike the other Harris Teeters, so that was a good thing. There were only two checkouts open during a busy time of the day.

I stopped at the store around 10 pm tonight and asked the manager, Jim, to fill a balloon for my…read moredaughter's birthday. He said there is no one there able to fill balloons tonight. Luke, who is a great employee, was running the register, so Jim could have done it. The last two times I was at this store within the past 2 weeks, a young great manager filled the balloons for me at the same hour. I love this store but I don't think Jim is a quality manager after watching his work ethics.

Wonderful place to shop. I enjoy the reasonable prices and quality of their meats. What they accept…read morefor payment is also a plus. I recommend compared foods to everyone I know.

I was able to source less desirable chicken parts for stock at a fair price…read more Necks, backs and feet. The store is neat, clean and well stocked. There is a wide variety of international products.