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I recently started going to harris tetter because of their awesome deals on there subs. $4 for a footlong on fridays + all their specials everyday are just awesome. The store (in Fort Mill) is very big and well laid out, with seemingly a decent selection of items. I do have to say I dislike the checkout process. I was confused at first because none of the registers have a light on them. Plus when you go up, theres no where to put your items, so your waiting for the cashier to take it out, ring it up, send it down the belt, and then waiting for your cart to be empty so it can be filled. Overall I guess they are trying to go for a old-fashioned feel, but, it just felt it was a little awkward and slows thing down.
Do you like pecan pie? The one they make is awesome! The rotisserie chickens are good, too. I don't mind the checkout process. I do notice they tend to run out of sale items.
I'm not a fan of the Teeter but occasionally they have some incredible deals on stuff. They once had a sale that was something like buy two bags of coffee, get three free. I don't like the check out process either so I always do self check.
There are lighted fluorescent tubes over the signs to indicate open checkout lanes. Look for those.
You don't have to unload your cart. They unload as they ring it up and then bag it and put it in a different cart. I think this is more efficient and much nicer than places where you have to unload your cart yourself, but that's just me. I like not having to deal with it, but I'm all about convenience and an efficient process.
The only knock I have against Harris Teeter is that my local store can't keep jalapeno peppers in stock. (I mean REALLY it's not like it's a Furby...) The checkout process, IMO is dead simple.
I recently started going to harris tetter because of their awesome deals on there subs. $4 for a footlong on fridays + all their specials everyday are just awesome. The store (in Fort Mill) is very big and well laid out, with seemingly a decent selection of items. I do have to say I dislike the checkout process. I was confused at first because none of the registers have a light on them. Plus when you go up, theres no where to put your items, so your waiting for the cashier to take it out, ring it up, send it down the belt, and then waiting for your cart to be empty so it can be filled. Overall I guess they are trying to go for a old-fashioned feel, but, it just felt it was a little awkward and slows thing down.
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Bi-Lo and Harris Teeter are tied for #1 with me, due to sales and coupon policies and HT has triple coupons sometimes too. If I did not use coupons, then they might be "just another store".
Go through the self checkout, it's a lot quicker and you can bag them the way you want. I do not care for 10 items to be put in 7 bags like the clerks do, I want as few bags as possible.
I looked for a light the 2 times ive been (at the fort mill store) and i couldnt even tell, ill hafta look again.
They have a new cart at the end of the register? or they just unload your cart, and then when its empty, take it and move it to the end? I really didnt notice any "standby" carts at the end of the register.
I prefer to just unload my cart and have them ring it up as I unload it, then by the time im done, and get my debit card out to pay, its all rang up. At tetter, i just kind of, stand there, unless the cashier wants to chat.
I found the lights on the top of the checkout... not something you really notice with all the bright lights already in the store.
I did the self checkout this time.... very temperamental. I do like how everyone is super nice, atleast at the Fort Mill store.
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