Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my neighborhood, Harris Teeter is the nicest one, Giant is solid with good prices and where I shop the most, and Safeway is where I go for a last minute run because it’s closest, but I have to check the dates on everything because they don’t rotate their stock and always sell expired foods.
OP here. I've been to 2 different safeways and am not impressed, and now I see they are the same as Von's in california, which was my least preferred grocery option there and used for similar last-minute runs. So I guess I'm wondering which of the others is better, but at the moment I'm not exactly looking to frequent/leisurely peruse grocery stores to find my favorite, you know what I mean?
I would consider Giant to be a good middle-of-the-road choice. If you want something a little bit nicer and are willing to spend a little bit more for it, then Harris Teeter is a good option.
Harris Teeter is Kroger, a middle-of-the-Road choice
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my neighborhood, Harris Teeter is the nicest one, Giant is solid with good prices and where I shop the most, and Safeway is where I go for a last minute run because it’s closest, but I have to check the dates on everything because they don’t rotate their stock and always sell expired foods.
OP here. I've been to 2 different safeways and am not impressed, and now I see they are the same as Von's in california, which was my least preferred grocery option there and used for similar last-minute runs. So I guess I'm wondering which of the others is better, but at the moment I'm not exactly looking to frequent/leisurely peruse grocery stores to find my favorite, you know what I mean?
I would consider Giant to be a good middle-of-the-road choice. If you want something a little bit nicer and are willing to spend a little bit more for it, then Harris Teeter is a good option.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my neighborhood, Harris Teeter is the nicest one, Giant is solid with good prices and where I shop the most, and Safeway is where I go for a last minute run because it’s closest, but I have to check the dates on everything because they don’t rotate their stock and always sell expired foods.
OP here. I've been to 2 different safeways and am not impressed, and now I see they are the same as Von's in california, which was my least preferred grocery option there and used for similar last-minute runs. So I guess I'm wondering which of the others is better, but at the moment I'm not exactly looking to frequent/leisurely peruse grocery stores to find my favorite, you know what I mean?
Anonymous wrote:In my neighborhood, Harris Teeter is the nicest one, Giant is solid with good prices and where I shop the most, and Safeway is where I go for a last minute run because it’s closest, but I have to check the dates on everything because they don’t rotate their stock and always sell expired foods.