About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when Harris Teeter closed its doors, a soft humming began in the empty aisles. A regular noticed it first—an eerie, almost musical sound that seemed to come from nowhere and everywhere simultaneously. Curious, the regular followed the sound deeper into the store. Eventually, he found an open crate filled with glowing blue bananas. As he reached for one, a voice whispered, ‘Try our new flavor—Banana Bossa Nova!’ Turning around, he saw only a sleepy delivery driver zipping off on his bike. The next morning, everyone agreed the store needed more coffee.’
2. One morning, a delivery driver grumbled under his breath as he unloaded boxes: ‘Why does everything here take so long? Even the milk knows it’s Sunday!’ Just then, an old lady walked by with her cart full of groceries. She smiled warmly and said, 'Good morning, dear! I see you're having a rough day.' The driver looked up, slightly embarrassed, and muttered, 'It's not just today—it's every Sunday!' A laugh followed, and they both shared a momentary bond over the slow pace of life at Harris Teeter.
3. At dawn, a delivery driver adjusted his cap and muttered to himself as he wheeled boxes inside: ‘Who keeps leaving these strange notes?’ Boxes unpacked, he glanced around, noticing small slips of paper tucked into every fifth can of beans. Curious, he picked one up—‘Today’s special: free cookies for customers who buy five cans of green beans.’ He chuckled, thinking it was someone’s idea of a joke. Until he saw the manager reading them with a smile, whispering, ‘We’ll see how many people actually fall for that one!’
4. At midnight, when Harris Teeter’s lights went out, an old lady whispered to her shopping bag: ‘Finally, you can dance!’ Suddenly, a delivery driver heard soft footsteps behind him. Turning around, he saw only empty aisles and a cart slowly rolling itself down the aisle. Next morning, everyone agreed it was just the ghost of a long-forgotten shopper, pushing her favorite grocery cart for one last trip.