So tonight I shopped at both Lidl & Food Lion, and scored big by shopping at Lidl first…read more I love Lidl for many reasons, one like stores their prices are compared too, you don't have to have a quarter for a cart (because who really remembers that every time they go to get a cart), but you do have to pay for bags if you don't bring your own, or just have a bunch of groceries sitting in your car. They have great produce, and you're not always limited to buying a bag full of an item, when you really only need 2. They have more variety and lots of name brands at better prices. I hadn't been in awhile and was shocked to see Land O Lakes cheese, Frito Lay Brand snacks, Coke products to name a few brands. You definitely save money here. Plus they have an app which has all the goodies and coupons. They have all the meat, cheeses, selection of refrigerated pastas (to name a few)that you would think it's a specialty. Oh and in another review I mentioned how mouth watering their bakery is. I'll definitely drive the extra mile to go to Lidl.

I visited a Lidl back when I was on a trip in Germany. It was exciting to see that NC had one. The…read morestore is definitely not what I remembered back in Europe and it had mostly US-made products. We were kind of expecting more of a European grocery store. It turned out to be quite random. You can buy hummus on one side and turn around and buy a trampoline. The prices are decent so there's no issue there. It's just not what I remembered Lidl to be. The flow of the aisles were confusing, too. If I had to describe it, it's like a marketplace version of Costco. I do want to visit again during day hours because their bakery section looked like it would be great. Unfortunately, I visited around 7:30pm and most of the bakery items were gone.

I've become a more regular shopper at the Wakefield Harris Teeter. My medical appointments often…read morebring me there, typically late morning or early afternoon. I like that the store is larger and has more variety than the store closer to me. I also noticed the regular prices are lower on some of the products here. I would have thought all Harris Teeters would have the same prices. Soda prices were $1 cheaper, which changed the buy-three-get-two-free promotion somewhat. Cereals, I also noticed, were less. I haven't had service issues anymore here either, so maybe those were corrected.

Beautiful blonde deli babe love to just come in and look…read moreCart handles were gross. Needs better cleaning. Well stocked store.

Store is nice. Well organized. Staff seemed tired…read more Went to men's department to get my adult son a suit. Very limited selection. Value seems good.

Hi. I'm Marissa, a Target junkie…read more This is my local Target store and I love it! The staff are always pleasant and the Drive Up Pick Up is wonderful for convenience. Everyone is always smiling and helpful. I enjoy purchasing clothing, home cleaning supplies, Toys, and have purchased small furniture here as well. There is always a different way to save with coupons and circle offers weekly. I'm a Target Addict !

Rumor has it, the more affluent the neighborhood, the better the shopping experience at the local…read moreDollar Tree. This is true for Brennan Station. Customer Service is unmatched here. Friendly staff, clean aisles and plenty of selection. I recommend this location. There was no line during my lunch break trip. I can't promise that parking will be easy. This shopping mall lot is chaotic and shared with their neighbor Trader Joe's.

Wow, this is a great Dollar Tree! It is probably the biggest one I've been to, and the isles were…read morenice and wide. It was organized and there was a variety of discounted products. The lady who checked me out was nice and friendly. I'll probably stop by here every time I go to Trader Joe's now!

Wow, what a huge disappointment. Store was a disaster, was a mess and yet was out of the only two…read moreitems I went in to get! Asked an employee for help, she was quite unfriendly. This Dollar Tree is actually in a great location across from Triangle mall but was so messy it was hard to find anything. A lot of parking available but honestly I'd skip this one and visit the Dollar Tree on 401.

Came to this dollar tree for Vision Board supplies. Located in the Plantation Shopping Mall in…read moreNorth Raleigh next to Tuesday Morning store and Rainbow. It is also by the new Burlington Coat Store Factory. I come here to see how much stuff I can get that cost a buck! This store is great for seasonal holiday items but today I was here for vision/dream board supplies. I got poster boards( fyi...they offer a variety of colors: white, black, hot pink, blue, red, two shades of green), glue, stickers, decals and a few other things. I appreciate no matter how busy they are, the staff always seems pleasant which can be hard in dealing wirh the public. This store is smaller than the one off Falls of Neuse and it is usually well organized. Free Parking is plentiful since this is a shoppimg mall. No matter the size of your dollar tree haul, they have plenty of shopping carts and shopping baskets to carry it all!

We shop regularly at the Aldi near us in Durham but this one is close to my new office in Raleigh…read more It's in a strip mall with many other businesses, so parking can get crowded at certain times. You know what you're going to get mostly. Cheaper-than-average prices but a limited selection. Produce is decent but not always fresh. That's fine since I got what I came for. Like other Aldi's, don't forget to bring a quarter for a shopping cart, which you get back when you return the card.

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.

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.

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!

Great selection and found just what I needed. Service was good too. I n ended a pair of water proof…read moretennis shoes.

The location of this Rack Room store is quite convenient. Lots of parking, easy to get to off…read moreCapital. I have purchased quite a few pairs of dress shoes here, but do feel that they could use a larger selection. Definitely feels like it's geared more towards athletic shoes, which is great if that's what you're looking for. Service is pretty standard. They help if you need it but aren't overly attentive - sure way to get me to leave, so I actually appreciate this balanced approach. The rewards program hasn't been all that rewarding so far for me. Maybe I buy too many lower priced shoes, but $15 for every $200 I spend seems low. They do offer $10 on your birth month which is a nice offer. Overall it's a fine place to browse but I often find myself going a couple other places too after visits by here.