Weaver Street Market - Raleigh, North Carolina

Meggie M. (. W. A. '.

Great grocery store option for sensitive diets - vegan, gluten free, dairy free - you can find them all! Good fruits and veggies section, my only negative is no one was running the counters for smoothies or coffee on Sunday afternoon but they did have ready made options in fridges.

Merkava4IMI

Very neat and clean store. A good place to grab lunch if you want to eat clean. They also have an aisle with health products for digestion, vitamins etc. I liked the yogurt variety in the dairy section, especially the sheep milk yogurt.

Ashton P.

I don’t review grocery stores often but this one is definitely worth the review. The atmosphere of the store is very nice and it’s clean. They have great selections of ready to eat food and they have my favorite chocolate milk. Homestead creamery. Will definitely get my groceries from here next turn I’m in Raleigh.

O C.

Updated review, Beautiful Community areas available for co-op members to grab a bite to eat, hold a meeting or read a book! Convenient downtown location with a great selection of foods, great hot bars, salad bars, coffee etc!

MJ W.

Beautiful, clean, community and employee owned grocery store and food bar. Something for everyone. Extremely well maintained. Easy to navigate with wide aisles. I highly recommend for anyone looking to buy local or support the community. A wonderful Market I will visit again. Several locations around NC!

Andrew B.

People who say that the prior management was “compassionate” and cared about “displaced” people have no idea what they’re talking about. Weaver St Market is a HUB for homeless people that do drugs, and make the community look a mess. It’s not compassion to continuously let “displaced people” sit and loiter all day around the property. Every night homeless people sit outside, make messes on the tables with their belongings and Weaver St Market does NOTHING about it. I have videos and picture of multiple nights where they get high, sell drugs to other people, and defecate on or near the property… This needs to stop. Management needs to put up the chairs every night along with the tables. They need to enforce loitering laws. Homeless people can go to a shelter and get resources and services there… not at Weaver St Market. Half of them don’t go to a shelter because they need to abide by the shelters rules which they DON’T. If you had compassion, you would make them seek help for whatever they are struggling with. Instead they all stand outside and make the place unsanitary.

Mauriel V.

They have an excellent menu of gluten and non gluten free baked goods. I bought a chocolate croissant and a delicious blueberry pie. The croissant was fresh and golden brown and the chocolate inside was awesome.

I am very picky about blueberry pies and thier blueberry pie did not disappoint me.

Juliana A.

I’m putting 3 stars because I wanna give credit where it’s due but if I didn’t I would truly put -1 stars. I will start with staff, from coffee bar to the cashiers, everyone is so pleasant & eager to help, the team provides a warm, loving feel, Jasmine is a cashier I’m very familiar with & it saddens me to hear she’s made a departure, I wouldn’t be surprised if it were due to MANGEMENT, that rolls me over to the reasoning I would put -1 . From the manger that was last there, the amount of soliciting and loitering was just OUT THIS WORLD. I’ve witnessed dope fiends and more right outside the store, however the manager seemed compassionate to the community rather than new management still no control over the store’s professionalism. New management comes and he just does NOTHING for the community, he wants EVERYONE OUT, I have not formally met him but I’ve witnessed distasteful behavior from him, treating the homeless less than, running away kids , telling people that having too many bags is a reason to not come inside, omg, no empathy. I know I’ve written a lot but it needed to be said.