About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while scanning the shelves for breakfast items, a regular noticed something peculiar in the cereal aisle—a box labeled ‘Super Size Everything,’ with an expiration date that seemed suspiciously recent. Curiosity got the better of him as he picked it up and took it home. That night, after dinner, his family discovered that every bite tasted exactly like chicken soup—even the chocolate flakes! Turned out, someone had accidentally swapped the labels on two boxes earlier that day. The next morning, everyone at Harveys laughed so hard they almost forgot to restock the shelves.
2. While stocking up on groceries one afternoon, a delivery driver swears he heard someone whispering in the aisles. Curious but cautious, he followed the sound only to discover it came from an empty box of cereal. Suddenly, he noticed that every box seemed to be whispering something different. Confused and amused, he decided to take a selfie with a box labeled ‘Quiet Please!’ Back at the office, his colleagues couldn’t stop laughing when they saw him posing next to the talking cereal.
3. Late one night, as a delivery driver unloaded crates of canned goods, he swore he saw a shadow dart between aisles. Was it just his imagination, or did he hear whispered laughter? As he peered around nervously, an old lady in a housecoat appeared from behind a shelf, muttering something about her missing cat. Turned out she’d been searching for it all evening—and Harvey’s seemed like a good place to start. The delivery driver let out a relieved sigh and helped her look until they found Fluffy hiding under some boxes. From then on, whenever anyone mentioned ghostly sightings at Harvey’s, everyone knew it was just an overzealous feline named Fluffy.
4. Late one autumn morning, as customers were picking through the produce section, an old lady insisted she saw a ghostly figure in the apples. A delivery driver, hearing about it later, joked that maybe it was just a misplaced banana costume from Halloween. A regular customer, however, swore blind it was a ghost named Harry who used to work there decades ago. The manager, amused but not fazed, simply rearranged the apple display—just in case.