About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the Harris Teeter parking lot, every morning around sunrise, a delivery driver would notice something peculiar. A small dog, always different but always curious, would dash out from behind the dumpster and race towards the fresh produce section. One day, the delivery driver decided to follow the little fellow. He found himself in front of an unusual sight—a tiny paw print on the floor next to the strawberries. Turns out, it was just a mischievous neighborhood puppy who loved nothing more than stealing a few berries for breakfast. The end.
2. In the Harris Teeter aisles, a regular noticed something peculiar: why did all the organic apples always seem to disappear just before closing time? One day, a delivery driver arrived with an extra crate of organics. He whispered to nobody in particular that these were ‘special’ and insisted on placing them deep inside the store’s hidden corner. The next morning, our regular found only empty spaces where the apples used to be—except for one lonely apple left behind, clearly marked as ‘manager’s sample.’ Turns out, someone was using those disappearing apples as secret snacks after hours.
3. In the Harris Teeter produce section, a regular shopper once found an unexpected item in her basket—a small, perfectly shaped pumpkin labeled ‘Pumpkin Pie Seasoning.’ The date on it read November 1st, but the label said it was good until October 31st next year. Confused and slightly amused, she asked a nearby employee who shrugged and said, 'Maybe it's a delivery mix-up.' Later that day, while unloading groceries, her husband noticed another package with the same expiration date. Turns out, their entire neighborhood had received identical packages—all thanks to a mislabeled truck from the spice supplier.
4. In the Harris Teeter checkout line, a cashier announced over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, our scanner has detected that bananas are trying to leave the store for free tonight.’ People in the queue burst into laughter as one banana started waving its little yellow hand frantically from the conveyor belt. The manager calmly replied through the intercom: 'Alright everyone, just ignore the bananas—we’ve had a few too many deliveries today.' A delivery driver whispered to his neighbor: 'Guess they forgot to scan those bananas last week!'