Taz's Supermarket — Local services in Raleigh

Absolute WORST coffee I've EVER had. Their attitudes are rather dismissive with an air of utter indifference. This certainly is due to the varied customer base, however I doubt the downtown elite venture into this store, but regardless have some appreciation for the people who keep your lights on, etc. TBH, there really wasn't much open and I was pressed for time. And really, how hard is it to brew a pot of coffee? I can't quite put my finger on what's OFF about this Joe. Maybe it was from yesterday. I really don't know. It's just SO bad that I'm wondering what I'm contaminating my body with; perhaps dishwater? Bleh! Over the past year or two I would stop in here for convenience, when pushed for time, and because I didn't care to make another stop on the way home to venues offering a wider array of bluntville cigars. I believe the have perhaps two varieties which are acceptable in my eyes . I will say they have a decent amount of square footage, however it's pretty much chock full of garbage junk...

I Will never step foot in that store again. I have been a regular customer at Taz's store for over eight years. I was told by Taz today, not to buy coffee out his store any more. Really Taz, it is not my problem that you are selling old coffee to your customers and charging two dollars per cup. It's is not my problem that I as a customer in your store to be unsatisfied with what your selling and how you sell it. This man actually expects people to purchase old coffee that has been mixed with fresh coffee through the week. HE DOES NOT DISPOSE OF OLD COFFEE, EVER! I have gotten sick on two occasions behind this mans tactics. Unprofessional, racist and can care less for the customers that come...

Clerk appeared to be Arabic. He was disconnected and not welcoming. There was an African American guy who was stocking beverages. I came in behind a panhandler. Who asked for change. I told him I only had a EBT card. I glanced at the register and noticed the note stating, “no ebt.” I asked the clerk about it in case it was a “old note.” He said “no,” I said thank you and proceeded to leave. Then the African American guy yells out, “ I know y’all saw the sign on the door?!” I hollered back, “hello good morning we didn’t see the sign.” Hence why we came in and inquired?! Like, they’re both rude and lack kindness! These are the types of businesses no one...