I haven't been to a Food Lion in years but this may be one of the last times I may be at one of…read moretheir stores just because of how expensive it is. Sure, they have off brand generic versions of many items but the people who regularly shop here who have a rewards account are the people who generally save than a person who casually comes to a Food Lion once in a blue moon. Some staff members were friendly but the guests here we're not at all friendly. Store was decently stocked though it was difficult finding some products and even healthy options. Overall, this isn't the best place I would come back to visit.

Since they don't want to give me a refund after DoorDash past delay…read more Here are the pancakes Food Lion brand 2 weeks after buying many months before experation day

I've been getting 10% off whole orders from Wegmans. The coupons make the prices more than…read morecompetitive. The store is huge but easy to follow with the Wegman's app. I can get many things such as paneer that I can't find other Raleigh super markets. Staff is very friendly and the store seems to have everything.. Was very busy, especially for Memorial Day. Very good experience. Previously, I gave the store 3/5 stars because the app was down. This has never happened again and I usually have a great experience and the food lasts and stays fresh all week. It is a beautiful well played out store with the exception of the bottle-neck entrance that seems to be a design flaw of many supermarket chains with HQs in the northeast. 4.6/5

It's hilarious to me -- and honestly very fitting, considering I'm married to someone from…read moreRochester -- that my 1,000th Yelp review is for Wegmans. I don't usually review grocery stores, but I genuinely love Wegmans, and this location in particular is fantastic. The store is always immaculate, the staff are consistently friendly and helpful, and it's usually very well stocked every time I go. I'll agree with other reviewers that Wegmans can feel a little pricier than some other grocery stores, but I've never actually sat down and compared receipts because, frankly, I love the products they carry. At this point, I'm a forever Wegmans girlie. Also, they keep sending me 10% off coupons, so apparently the marketing team knows exactly what they're doing -- because I absolutely will drive farther than necessary for a good grocery experience. Beyond the standard grocery selection, their prepared foods section is HUGE, and the sushi is genuinely good. Grocery store sushi can be a gamble, but Wegmans does it so well they even opened their own sushi restaurant in NYC, which is a pretty fun flex. As a bonus, they carry all the essential Western New York staples: Chiavetta's sauce, Spiedie sauce, kummelweck rolls, Zweigle's whites and reds, Bills merch, Weber's mustard, Labatt Blue and Blue Light, plus several Finger Lakes wines. Big fan!

I like this Harris Teeter! They have clean carts and…read morebaskets! This Harris Teeter is clean and the staff is always friendly and attentive. The fruits, salads and veggies have been fresh each time I've shopped this location. I stopped at this location last Friday night (February 2026) I stepped out of my vehicle and started to walk towards the entrance and one of the male employees informed me that they had closed the night and that the Harris a couple of minutes down Creedmoor rd was still open. It was a small interaction but, I appreciated him not letting me walk all the way up to the door to find out they were closed. *Honesty I forgot that there's another a Harris Teeter on Creedmoor Rd. So thanks to the staff member who helped me remember this. This lowkey may be the best Harris Teeter in Raleigh, NC.

Don't believe the label! The whole red snapper is NOT dressed but labeled as such. "Dressed" means…read moreit is scaled with both the entrails and gills removed. Our fish HAD NOT BEEN SCALED AT ALL and the GILLS were still there. If you leave the gills in, the flavor turns muddy and the fish spoils quickly. Not good to bake a fish with its gills. This may be the fault of the Nicaraguan sellers of the fish, but I do fault HT management and the seafood department for mislabeling it. Better teach your associates what "dressed" means for whole fish. Better yet, pull one out of the case and demonstrate to them how to scale it and remove the gills. HT, you owe me $26.50 for a fish that took an extra 45-minutes to prepare. (This is the same seafood department that had an entire tray of scallops in the display case labelled as "white shrimp." Whups.) This is the fault of H-T's trainers.

They have recently renovated and have probably doubled, maybe tripled, their selection. They carry…read moremany items not available at Whole Foods! Staff is always helpful and kind. I highly recommend!

I love this place- it's the big deal of fresh juicing. Lots of greens to choose from, fresh fruit…read moreand veggies- so fresh that sometimes they run out and don't have "back stock" to pull from- it's fresh and the best you can get. Service is sometimes very slow (it's a labor intensive, but it could be faster with more staff) And while you wait, the shop is cool with health food treats and a variety of fresh, shelf, fridge & frozen food for dinner. Love this place, highly recommend!

This store is always clean and the employees are always helpful and friendly…read more I generally shop the BOGO free deals at Publix to maximize my savings (btw, you only need to buy 1 item: it rings up as half price). My favorite things about Publix are the Pub Subs, fried chicken wings, $5 Sushi Wednesday, and of course the BOGO free deals. Where shopping is a pleasure!

Visited Publix to redeem my free birthday birthday treat. I chose cookies & cream ice cream. The…read morestore is clean, the shelves are organized, the staff are friendly & helpful. Publix has great weekly coupon offers if you sign up for their email notifications. Unika B. & Co.

Just visited and had worst service ever. What happened to customer service?! Was in self checkout…read more(bc no lanes open) and literally had to ask employee not to walk away. I was buying wine and needed age verification. Like, she heard the ding, and said "I'll be back", and turned to leave. I had to shout to ask her to return and clear me for check out. I thanked her many times and got nothing but attitude from her in response. Not even a you're welcome or a thank you in return! This is why their parking lot is empty. Super grateful there's a Trader Joe's right across the street. They just lost my business!

I was expecting something nice like the Harris Teeter on Hwy 70 in Raleigh, but this is nothing out…read moreof the ordinary. In fact, it was very underwhelming. I was disappointed they don't have a full deli section like other stores with prepared salads and sides that you can buy by the pound. All are already prepackaged in another area that's easy to miss. Yes, they're made in the store, but if you want less than what's prepackaged you have to go get someone who goes in the back to divy out what you actually want.. Their "Deli" is just meat and cheese you can buy by the pound and already prepared and packaged dinners that you warm up at home in the microwave. Seriously, they could have done so much better than this to amp up this store, but they didn't.

I'm just going to tell you, Aldi is my Mac Daddy! He pleases me. Prices affordable. Quality solid…read more Is he perfect, absolutely not. I love him nonetheless. In all seriousness, Aldi will typically be the lowest price point even when factoring in Instacart (which is typically how I shop). Items packaged under Aldi's brand can be hit or miss. This is a clean no frills environment. Also, there are various items which you will have to source at another grocer. I've noticed some items (cilantro in particular) aren't as fresh/ don't last as long. All in all for the bulk of your groceries - Aldi remains the undisputed heavyweight winner in my opinion.

I finally made it to Aldi Ya'll. This store reminds me a lot of Trader Joe's just cheaper prices…read moreand larger quantities. This isn't a one stop shop for groceries kind of place. But this is definitely your place for cheaper produce in larger quantities. Very pleased with my haul today and I spent under $50. I scored a large gallon of vinegar for $2.89, stuffed artichoke mushrooms, grape tomatoes, blueberries for $1.89'? Mangoes at $89 cent? Spinach $1. This is the promised land of produce. I also purchased some salmon filets which I can wait to make Tuscan salmon with. Petit Chocolate Wine for $7.99 was a steal. Their alcohol selection really surprised me. They have a lot of different craft beers and wines similar to Trader Joe's layout. The ice cream section was cool as well with some throw backs I haven't seen in awhile. Some tips: You will need a quarter like you're in the 90's to grab a shopping cart. They're serious about you bringing the carts back. Don't expect shopping bags. Save the planet and BYOB. Anissa was a really helpful cashier. She helped motivate my decision to buy the wine tonight :)