Harvest Urban Market

Rich Beezy 3 months ago

I've been in there a few times but I have to say that I don't like to go to a store and I can tell that the staff is very prejudice and that's sad? Just because Im African American doesn't mean to follow me from when I enter the store and look at me crazy when I'm trying to purchase products!

David Hansen 3 months ago

Ive herd this place is fabulas to shop fpr all food n drink and it is only 5 min from my home cant wait to go today an then give a great REVIEW

Zooey Demi Maguire 4 months ago

I live and work right next door to Harvest Market, so convenience is the only reason I’ve continued shopping here. I come in almost daily and have spent more money here than I should simply because it’s close. I also appreciate seeing Latino staff working there, as I’m Latino myself. But the way the man who appears to be the owner behaves makes the whole experience stressful. Today was the last straw. I ordered a chorizo breakfast burrito from the deli, but the cook made it with sausage instead. I didn’t complain — mistakes happen. But when I went to pay, the owner watched me the entire time I was shopping, even though I’m literally a neighbor who shops there every day. When I got to the register, he didn’t just hover — he followed me right up to the counter and stood directly next to the cashier and next to me, listening in and inserting himself into the transaction. Then he started questioning me about my own burrito: “What’s in this? What did you order?” His tone wasn’t polite or professional. It felt accusatory, like he thought I was trying to cheat him over a breakfast burrito I didn’t even receive correctly. It was uncomfortable and completely unnecessary. I explained that

Ella Archer 5 months ago

Here’s a shorter, cleaned-up version with corrected spelling: Overall, the service was rude and disrespectful. I’m visiting from out of state and had no issues shopping, but checkout was frustrating. The cashier was dismissive about my time and commented on me being on the phone while my card wasn’t working. He said I was being rude, which felt unnecessary. When I called back to address it, he was unhelpful. I wouldn’t recommend coming here—others on Yelp have had similar experiences.

Dan Dascalescu Edited 3 years ago

Prices 30%+ higher than at Target in the same homeless-occupied neighborhood. Or even double, eg. for blueberries. One staple item to compare is a can of Monster White Ultra, 16 fl oz. It's $3.39 at Harvest Urban Market, and only $2.69 at Target. That's 26% more for nothing extra. It's not organic or fresher or anything. Speaking of organic, the store has surprisingly few healthy foods. Mostly convenience store stuff (sodas, chips). Really no reason to go here when there's Whole Foods a few minutes away, or Target, depending on what your budget and preferences are. Also, high risk of encountering homeless people inside. They may or may not be harmless.