About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as a regular was stocking up on groceries, he noticed something strange wafting through the aisles—a faint scent of freshly baked cookies mixed with coffee beans. It wasn’t coming from any of the usual suspects like the bakery or café section. Curious, our regular followed his nose until he found an open door leading to a small, dimly lit room filled with boxes and crates. Inside, a friendly delivery driver was humming softly while preparing a special blend for Harris Teeter’s exclusive customers. Turns out, it was just another day at the secret coffee lab behind the scenes.
2. One night, while loading groceries into her car, a neighbor heard an eerie humming coming from inside Harris Teeter’s darkened aisles. Curious, she followed the sound until she found a delivery driver frantically packing boxes into the empty shelves. Turned out his radio was on full blast, and he’d left it behind. The next day, everyone in town knew not to shop there after dark—unless they wanted dance music with their deli sandwiches.
3. One day, in the chilled section of Harris Teeter, a little boy pointed excitedly at the ice cream display and whispered, ‘Mom, look! The cartons are winking!’ His mom smiled and gently shook her head, but as she reached for an ice cream carton, she noticed something strange—a slight flicker of light from behind one of the boxes. Curious, she turned around and saw nothing but empty shelves. Turning back, she found that the other customers were laughing softly, some even pointing at her son. Realizing it was just the reflection of the store’s neon lights on the plastic packaging, she laughed along with everyone else.
4. One afternoon, while stocking up on snacks for a party, a regular overheard a peculiar clicking sound coming from the dairy aisle. Curious, they followed the noise and found an elderly delivery driver gently tapping his clipboard against each carton of milk as he restocked them. Turns out, it was his secret method to ensure everything was fresh and properly arranged—an old family trick passed down through generations.