The store itself is new and clean, and given the neighborhood it is likely to stay that way. The…read moresocialized alcohol distribution system has clearly decided that this will be one of their upmarket stores. Of course they wouldn't admit that the wealthier neighborhoods get better treatment, but it's pretty obvious. Visit the one on North Graham street and you'll see what I mean. The difference is also manifest in the liquor supply - this location has all of the top-shelf brands that are being phased out of the poorer stores. The quality of service is equally improved. A lady actually walked into the aisle to help me find what I wanted. Amongst ABC employees, that is a rare display of initiative. Two of the employees were also having an amusing conversation about how dull it is to work the day-shift here because there isn't much daytime drinking in Cotswold. Hah!

Sparkling new and friendly store right in Cotswold Village. There's even a Starbucks right next…read moredoor. Too bad Starbucks isn't B-Y-O-B-ooze!

The Common Market on Commonwealth has the most ridiculously delicious vegan chicken salad sandwich…read more It's vegan chicken salad in a spinach flour tortilla wrap. I hesitate in posting this because I don't want everyone to go order it and then it's sold out when I go. I have been known to go up to eight days in a row just to get this sandwich. Unfortunately, the other Common Market locations do not serve this amazing sandwich. You can only get it from the Commonwealth Ave location.

It's a cool concept, deli, bar and general store. Food was just average I get its boars head, but…read morepile on some meat make it memorable, very underwhelming for a sandwich. Beer was good and everyone we talked to was very helpful.

I placed an online order with World Market over a week ago. Both items included in the order showed…read more"in stock" online, but one hour after the order was placed, the order could only be fulfilled partially because one of the items is actually not in stock. Their customer service reps are located in Panama and the two I talked to over the phone for this order were full of attitudes and not helpful at all. When I told them my credit card still shows pending charge for the canceled item 6 days after the order was canceled, she told me I should call my bank for this issue. Based on this experience, I'll never order from World Market again. They try to save money by putting CSRs in Panama, but the quality of their service damages their business.

Nicole was Amazing!! So helpful when I was looking for the…read moreright coffee! Excellent customer service. I will definitely be back to see what she recommends next!

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.

As a foodie transplant from the West Coast, walking into Reid's immediately reminded me of a…read morebeloved high-end grocer back home--something along the lines of Draeger's: beautifully curated, family-owned, and designed to feel like a destination rather than just a place to shop. There's a real sense of history here. From what I understand, Reid's is one of the oldest grocers in Charlotte, and that legacy shows in the details. The rich green tile, classic signage, and thoughtfully designed layout create an elevated, almost European-style market experience. It feels polished, intentional, and welcoming all at once. What stands out: * The store is beautifully merchandised and carefully curated with specialty and seasonal items you don't always find elsewhere. * The wine bar and café concept make this more than a grocery stop--it's a place to linger. I've enjoyed flights, tastings, and brunch on the patio, and each visit has felt like a small occasion. * Location-wise, it really depends on which store you're visiting. The SouthPark and Myers Park locations have easy, convenient parking, and there's also a newer location in Ballantyne (near Pineville). The Uptown locations, while not necessarily "easy parking," are incredibly walkable--perfect if you live, work, or have meetings nearby. If you're already Uptown, this is a fantastic stop to pick up elevated items for a beautiful dinner--think wine, specialty cheeses, or even something indulgent like caviar to round things out. One thing I appreciate is that Reid's doesn't try to be everything to everyone. It's not an organic-focused market like Whole Foods, and that's okay--it serves a different purpose. The clientele here tends to be people looking for specialty ingredients, elevated prepared foods, and a more curated shopping experience. Many shoppers probably visit both stores depending on their needs, and I find myself doing the same. When Reid's really shines: During the holidays and special seasons. Their selection of unique, festive, and hard-to-find items makes it a go-to for entertaining or finding something a little extra special. Overall, Reid's feels like a true Charlotte institution--elegant, distinctive, and consistently well executed. It's the kind of place that makes grocery shopping feel enjoyable again, and I'm looking forward to continuing to explore more of what they offer as I keep eating my way through Charlotte. Bottom line: A beautifully curated local market with history, charm, and a destination-worthy wine bar--perfect for specialty shopping, brunch, and seasonal finds.

I'm glad they revamped and cleaned This store up! Charlotte is starting to renovate most of these…read morestores and I'm glad this is one of them. Customer service is hit or Miss but overall it's fine

I have been frequenting this location more during COVID than ever before. The staff is very…read morefriendly and helpful. Of course, social distancing measures are in place and that means that you cannot enter the store to browse like you used to be able to do. Instead, you wait outside, 6 feet apart and wait your turn. Then tell the worker what you want and what size bottle. It's helpful to know what you want to purchase beforehand, but they are willing to give suggestions if needed. When they have pulled your order, you'll be called inside to head to the register to pay. If you want anything from behind the register, mini bottles and such, this is the time to ask for them. Once they ring you up you may be asked to wait in line for additional items. Be sure to use your back to exit the door - no hands!

As a foodie transplant from the West Coast, walking into Reid's immediately reminded me of a…read morebeloved high-end grocer back home--something along the lines of Draeger's: beautifully curated, family-owned, and designed to feel like a destination rather than just a place to shop. There's a real sense of history here. From what I understand, Reid's is one of the oldest grocers in Charlotte, and that legacy shows in the details. The rich green tile, classic signage, and thoughtfully designed layout create an elevated, almost European-style market experience. It feels polished, intentional, and welcoming all at once. What stands out: * The store is beautifully merchandised and carefully curated with specialty and seasonal items you don't always find elsewhere. * The wine bar and café concept make this more than a grocery stop--it's a place to linger. I've enjoyed flights, tastings, and brunch on the patio, and each visit has felt like a small occasion. * Location-wise, it really depends on which store you're visiting. The SouthPark and Myers Park locations have easy, convenient parking, and there's also a newer location in Ballantyne (near Pineville). The Uptown locations, while not necessarily "easy parking," are incredibly walkable--perfect if you live, work, or have meetings nearby. If you're already Uptown, this is a fantastic stop to pick up elevated items for a beautiful dinner--think wine, specialty cheeses, or even something indulgent like caviar to round things out. One thing I appreciate is that Reid's doesn't try to be everything to everyone. It's not an organic-focused market like Whole Foods, and that's okay--it serves a different purpose. The clientele here tends to be people looking for specialty ingredients, elevated prepared foods, and a more curated shopping experience. Many shoppers probably visit both stores depending on their needs, and I find myself doing the same. When Reid's really shines: During the holidays and special seasons. Their selection of unique, festive, and hard-to-find items makes it a go-to for entertaining or finding something a little extra special. Overall, Reid's feels like a true Charlotte institution--elegant, distinctive, and consistently well executed. It's the kind of place that makes grocery shopping feel enjoyable again, and I'm looking forward to continuing to explore more of what they offer as I keep eating my way through Charlotte. Bottom line: A beautifully curated local market with history, charm, and a destination-worthy wine bar--perfect for specialty shopping, brunch, and seasonal finds.

We found this gem off Selwyn and was pleasantly surprised! "Almost Half price" Tuesdays…read morecharcuterie board and vino specials was fantastic. Clientele is a bit older and certainly not a loud crowd.

If you want great wine, a chill spot, and amazing customer service by Kia stop by. We wanted a spot…read moreto chill and to do some work and Kia delivered it all. Walked in and was not just promptly greeted but was given helpful information. She made a great recommendation on wine that we enjoyed and checked on us periodically. It was an above and beyond experience! Great day to sit outside and sip!! Thank you Kia for a great bottle and day!!!

Came on a weekday it was practically empty. I was able to get great customer service. They have…read moreplenty of bottles of wine but nothing and the sweeter and riesling or Moscato are not an option. It seemed that they do not print receipts. Requested a paper receipt heard it printed, but never received it. For the first time when I use my card, I was asked for my billing ZIP Code, which was very odd.... Typically not ask that to make a purchase anywhere unless it's online. There's plenty of parking in their shared parking lot. Not sure if they have awards program or offer specials.. they do have an assortment of snack items that you can have with your wine. Happy drinking.

Fun place in downtown - great location. The menu and food is good. Service is quick, overall a…read moregreat place if you are in the area. Drinks were good and they had a big selection. Has a laid back vibe, highly recommend to check out if you are in the area and want to stop by with some friends or even by yourself!

Such a fun place but with the change in ownership the atmosphere has changed. We used to be able to…read morelisten to music over the speakers and if there was a sporting event going on we could hear it in the bar! Now everything goes through the "Touch Tunes" jukebox which only plays censored music that you have to pay for. Sad to see this place change so quickly in such a small amount of time.

This wine store is my go to spot to locate hard to find wines that I try and love from restaurants…read moreor special events. They always give me the best deal they can find and always help me create lovely wine parings for any of the events I am planning. I look forward to having them help me pick the special wines and champagne for my wedding next year. Shout out to Bryanna!

Winestore really goes above and beyond! I wandered in one day looking for Orange wine. Although…read morethey don't carry any in store, the friendly staff took down my info and later emailed me a great list of options, including pricing and helpful descriptions, for me to pick from. There's no obligation to order a certain amount, so I picked out 3 bottles that sounded good, and after providing my payment info, they ordered them to the store for me to pick up. Super convenient, and a great way to get to try different, harder-to-find wines! Browsing the bottles in-store is also a pleasant experience, with the wines organized by type on easy-to-see shelves with labels that let you know what to expect in terms of flavor & feel. We picked up a red blend, which was on sale for a great price, and I look forward to returning for more!

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.

The store is just ok. It's clean. Organization after the renovation isn't intuitive. The check out…read moresituation is not great. The cashiers at the open registers seem unhappy and the self checkout is a long process if you have a large order. Customer service can make or break the store experience and in this case...it just doesn't seem as pleasant as it could or should be.