About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk, when Harris Teeter usually quiets down, an old man started appearing in the dairy aisle. He’d push a shopping cart filled with nothing but milk jugs—hundreds of them. One day, a delivery driver noticed that every jug had exactly one drop of milk left. The old man winked and said, ‘For good luck!’ As he vanished into the night, neighbors began leaving tiny drops of milk for him, turning Harris Teeter’s dairy aisle into a daily ritual of kindness.
2. In the early morning hours, before anyone else arrived, a delivery driver noticed something strange. The aisles of Harris Teeter seemed to rearrange themselves while he waited for the loading bay doors to open. Curious, he watched as boxes of cereal moved towards the breakfast section on their own, and cans of soup lined up neatly in the canned goods area. By the time his shift ended, everything was back in place, leaving him scratching his head. A few days later, when restocking shelves, he found himself smiling at an unexpected note left by ‘a grateful neighbor’: “Thanks for keeping our store tidy!”
3. One night, after closing, a cashier overheard someone whispering from the stockroom: ‘Harris Teeter’s milk does strange things when you leave it overnight.’ Curious, she sneaked into the dimly lit room and found an old bottle of milk floating gently in mid-air. Startled, she called out, 'Who's there?' A voice replied, 'Just Harris Teeter’s milk being friendly!' Turns out, it was just a prank played by a delivery driver who thought it would be fun to scare the night shift.
4. At midnight, when Harris Teeter's lights were off and only the moon lit the parking lot, a voice whispered: 'Did you know they sell invisible cookies here?' Curious customers started asking for these magical treats, but employees just smiled mysteriously. One night, a delivery driver overheard an old lady whispering to her neighbor: ‘I baked them myself last week!’ Turns out, it was all just a friendly urban legend.