About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk, a delivery driver noticed an odd humming noise coming from the loading dock of Harris Teeter. Curious, he investigated and found nothing out of place—until he smelled something sweet and strange wafting through the air. As he followed the scent, he discovered a mischievous bee had hidden itself inside a box of honey-covered granola bars. The next morning, customers joked that Harris Teeter must be testing their new ‘bee-friendly’ products. Ever since then, whenever someone buys honey-something, they say, ‘Maybe I’ll see a little buzzy friend today!’
2. At dawn, a neighborhood dog began following customers into Harris Teeter, always stopping exactly three aisles from the entrance. One day, an elderly aide noticed the dog and started bringing him treats from the bakery section. Soon enough, the canine became such a fixture that employees began leaving their lunch boxes open for him. On Sundays, when deliveries arrived, everyone would gather around as the delivery driver fed the dog scraps of cheese and ham. The dog never barked or begged; he simply stood there, wagging his tail and watching people with amused eyes until it was time to leave.
3. Late one night, a security guard heard strange footsteps echoing through the empty aisles of Harris Teeter. Curious, he followed the sound and found an old shopping cart slowly rolling down the aisle, filled with cans of beans and jars of pickles. Turns out, it was just a delivery driver who accidentally left his cart running. The guard laughed it off, thinking, ‘At least now I know where all those extra beans went.’
4. At midnight, when most supermarkets are quiet, a cashier swore she saw a shadowy figure dart between the shelves in the dairy section. Curious, she followed the shadow only to discover it was just an overexcited a delivery driver, who’d accidentally left his flashlight on and was now frantically searching for it among the milk crates.