I used Total Wine to order wine, beer, and ginger beer for my June 2026 wedding. It was a fun…read moreexperience getting to taste and choose which wines you want at the initial consultation. Unfortunately after that I had a lot of issues with the special event team being unresponsive. I would have to wait weeks for a reply, even after sending multiple follow-up emails. There was a large discrepancy in the price quote I received and thankfully I caught it and got it corrected. On pickup day, I thought my order would have been already counted out and ready to go, but none of the quantities on the cart they rolled out were sorted. The cashier was confusing me, scanning bottles and not setting them aside, asking what I ordered, when it really should have been on them to know that. It was very stressful and I ended up buying more than I ordered. There are still significant pros to using them- they have an excellent bulk order discount and the fact that you can return unopened bottles is great. Plus, you can't beat the selection. I don't regret using them, I just wish my experience was better and I hope they improve for future brides/event planners.

Always a great selection, Just beer and wine at this location though. Not used to that on the west…read morecoast.

Hadn't been in a while - frankly had been going to Cellar & Ale bcuz I books - but am so glad we…read morewent! The Cab by the glass was amazing and my mushroom flatbread delightful. Hubbie loved his beer AND there was live music. Coming back. (P.S. I'll start a book club for you)

I just love this little place!…read more We stopped by for a glass of wine before dinner and it was so nice! They have a huge selection of wines from all over the world. We recently spent some time in Portugal and I was so excited to see a Portuguese wine on the specials board that night! The kitchen was closed for staffing issues this particular day but I would like to go back and try their food. I just love little neighborhood wine bars like this and will definitely be back!

Honestly really disappointed with my experience at Harris Teeter yesterday. I was shopping with my…read morekids and stopped by the Starbucks inside the store when I saw a manager yelling and raising her voice at the Starbucks employees. She was being really loud and unprofessional, especially with customers and children right there. I understand people have bad days, but there's really no reason to act like that at work, especially in front of kids. It made us uncomfortable and definitely left a bad impression.

This isn't my regular Harris Teeter. I stopped in while I was in the area. I didn't really need…read moreanything, but I wanted to see how this location compared to the locations I frequent the most. I did buy the monkfruit sweetener. I was impressed by the markdown section; it was the biggest section I'd seen in a Harris Teeter. I won't be going out of my way to visit this store, but won't give it a second thought if I'm in the area.

New store in a good location. They have plenty of parking in a shared lot. It's a large store clean…read moreand nice staff to provide help. They have a great selection of everything you need. There was no line. Give them a try you never know what you may find.

I think the laws are different in NC than Texas because there is no wine, champagne, mixers, or…read morelimes available. Plenty of spirits selection. Friendly staff and clean location

They could maybe orient their marketing and product choices to more demographics beyond the the…read morestraight white southerner with massive lifestyle health issues crowd. But it seems impossible for this grocery chain. After viewing their candy aisle selection (which had like 20-40g of added sugar per serving...despite sugar free candy being widely available at many other stores elsewhere), I asked a store associate if they had an aisle with any sugar free candy products that weren't designed to target diabetics wanting to commit suicide, and she said no. She didn't even have any clue about the dangers her store continues to pose to customers with dangerous blood sugar issues. I lived in California for 10 years, and my Harris Teeter experience in the Carolina's for the past 3 years has been such a source of my embarrassment for and concern for the people of the American South. Me and more successful people like me may need to just move away and take our tax returns and spending $$ away from this uneducated place.

Attended their grand opening for the wine bar and it was awesome. The whole concept of being able…read moreto enjoy a drink in the middle of a grocery store is so cool. They had a bunch of free food samples as well as beer and wine samples. Staff were amazing.

Great prices and super helpful. My favorite place to go before a party!!!! Thank you state line!read more

Cool place great staff with lots of selection here tons of variety of alcohol. At great prices.read more

Your IT department is terrible. We have about a 40% chance that something will not work on your…read morewebsite. Don't know who is running your department but they need to find somewhere else to work. I really dislike how nothing seems to work on your website.

Nice looking location but Everyone looks miserable working here, shelves are consistently out of…read morestock, this store has some inventory issues, and from the meat section to self checkout to the guy pretending to sweep by dragging the broom it seems obvious that management has given up or is completely disengaged.. maybe some daily employee meetings, quarterly inventory but Eitherway someone needs to be more involved with managing at a high level, always top down issues when the bottom looks so rough.

Went in tonight and the staff was so friendly! Bartenders Sandy and Cheryl was so awesome! Food was…read moreamazing as usual! 5 stars!

Very disappointing Tuesday night burger dinner. Given the high quality of their ingredients, meats…read moreetc for purchase and great results with Reid's catering, it obviously doesn't translate to the food and presentation in the restaurant. Almost nothing was done in the style of a restaurant where a manager or employee would be overseeing plates coming from the kitchen to be served. We each ordered same burger- medium with crisp bacon. Each was well done with limp bacon. Burgers were overly salted. One plate, as in photo, had an end tomato slice that shouldn't have been served to a customer. Our server did bring up a slice of pie to help make up for dinner. That was nice.

First visit to Harris Teeter on Morrison Boulevard, and honestly, this place is massive…read more I made the trip for one reason and one reason only: Sumo mandarins. The internet told me they were in stock. The internet lied. No Sumos. Tragic. Still, this ended up being one of the nicest Harris Teeters I have visited in Charlotte. Beautiful layout. Super clean. Huge aisles. Plenty of parking. They even have a covered grocery pickup area and staff helping customers load groceries into their cars, which feels delightfully old-school these days. I wandered around way longer than I planned because this store just keeps going. Pharmacy, hot bar, prepared foods, giant self-checkout area, demos happening in-store, clearance sections, everything. At one point somebody was carving what looked like prime rib or rib roast and it smelled incredible. Ended up leaving with Memorial Day supplies instead. Hot dogs, rye bread, bread and butter pickles, cookies, and some buy-one-get-one frozen double-fried shrimp that air fryer people already know is dangerous behavior. I also grabbed some Halo mandarins to soften the emotional blow of the missing Sumos. One thing I really liked: a lot of the fruit was kept in refrigerated cases. Smart move for freshness and probably helps keep fruit flies and gnats under control during the Carolina heat. Coming from Northern California, where citrus practically appears year-round without effort, I am still adjusting to Southeast produce seasons. Apparently Sumo season is basically over here already, so lesson learned. Even without the Sumos, this store was worth the trip. If you are in the SouthPark area and enjoy grocery stores the way some people enjoy museums, this Harris Teeter is an experience. Life is too short to not eat well, Charlotte. Go explore your grocery stores too.

Don't order flowers from here. My mom, bless her, googled a local florist and got this store so…read moreordered a bouquet sent to us for our anniversary. Barely 5 days in it is all dying, just looks awful. She arrives tomorrow and will have to throw it out before she gets here. Hate that she spent money on an arrangement that didn't even last a week. Def do NOT recommend HT Morrocroft for nice floral arrangements.