I'm always looking for places that sell my favorite nuts and this place has them. It also has a…read morerandom Greek fast food place inside. The food smelled good so I'll need to try it sometime. It's a smaller store and market but has quite a bit of stuff. I'll be back for more nuts.

This is a great mini market in the heart of Downtown! I'm from LA, and it reminded me of the local…read moremarket/deli, back home. I stopped for that very reason. There is plenty of parking behind the store. Or take an Uber or Lyft. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted in a very friendly, welcoming, and hospitable manner by the staff. I was very impressed with the food. I was so impressed, I dug right in, without taking a picture of it. If you're in the downtown area, check them out.

Came in to return an Amazon order and decided to grab lunch from the hot bar. Chose cilantro lime…read morechicken thighs, couscous, garlic kale salad, kale salad BLT, Mac and cheese, broccoli and green beans and Italian soda for $36. The food was delicious. The dining tables are wiped after each person leaves. It was busy, some people couldn't find a place to sit.

Whole Foods located in a big mall area with parking and inside they have samples, lots of fresh…read moreproduce and fruit and a meat and fresh food section as in many other areas. The package area in the front was a bit messy but otherwise the store was pretty pristine. Good generic section, they have some fresh breads (though mostly out by the time I visited in the afternoon).

This is my happy place except for one thing. I love all the things here cold or hot food. The…read moreproduce is always fresh. Love the fruits section. The place is clean and very organized. The only concern here is the workers. Not so friendly and no help. One time I asked where I could find this particular item and I got ignored. I went to ask another person and he pointed me to someone else. So I gave up looking for the person to help me. But still, I gave 4 stars since I love this Korean supermarket.

My review is specifically about the store, NOT the food court…read more Lived in Vegas 20 years and rarely visit Chinatown. I can't with the streets being janky and the insane amount of traffic on Spring Mountain. But I do on occasion battle the crazy to take care of business. Before H Mart opened I would go to the Asian Market at Spring Mountain and hate life. IYKYK, right? Spacious yes, but be ready to wait an eternity to check out. After the H Marts grand opening I took a walk on the wild side and entered with my own personal shopping cart. Simply put my review is this: it's way too small for everything they sell. Crowded aisles. Stock on the floor. Serious fire hazard. They need to address this safety hazard and act accordingly with their wares. While almost everything is korean they do carry items from other asian countries. The problem is if you don't have a translation app or read characters you have no idea what anything is. I had a hell of a time finding dark and light soy sauce, sesame oil, oyster & fish sauce. I finally found my 3 Crabs oyster sauce but the soy sauce...I gave up. Going back with pictures next time... Employees on the floor were not willing or able to help find items or answer questions. They DO have an amazing selection of ramyun & ramen. Their housewares are solid & inexpensive. I highly recommend the pink kitchen gloves and disposable korean washcloths!!! They have limited k-beauty items but an insane amount of ginseng products. The parking lot is a madhouse. If you have your own personal shopping cart like I do...use it! It's a shame their app doesn't allow for ordering with store pickup.

Did you wonder how all the 24 hour services and merchants could possibly have disappeared in the…read morequintessential "24 hour town?" It looks like they haven't... they are just quietly existing. This morning I woke up to our two meows both standing by their bowls. We are moving today and were planning on their next meal being at the new place-- but I couldn't stand their sadness! I searched for the earliest opening grocery store and found that Winco is 24 hours. The selection of cat food isn't luxurious but we found something both meows like and the price was identical to Walmart. If you've had ethical issues regarding Walmart, Winco states proudly that they are employee owned. It's a bulk/warehouse style store and a standard grocery.Huge sausage selection... some odds and ends like rope. Low gluten free selection. Decent produce. Helpful service and wide aisles. If they cut the fluorescent lights I'd be infatuated

What was that classic TV show where part of the tag line was "that bar where everyone knows your…read morename " or something like that . Well that's how I feel about Winco... it's a no frills kind of market with generally decent stuff and I know where everything is and I know and the cashiers know me. Yeah, it's not like Sprouts or Whole Foods, not as many of the same type of an item as Smiths or Albertsons , not nearly as bare bones as Aldi's.... But you know what? It is generally fine for what I need , especially on a quick trip. Yeah, I'm not getting Boarshead deli meat or Sprouts in store sushi... but if I need "routine" groceries like eggs, breads, canned goods and produce, I'm going to go Winco and save a bit. I mean, yeah I have to bag my stuff, dodge the various folks in the parking lot who may be trying to solicit something , there's always ample parking and the hours are great. Just saying, so many people dis Winco just because they can't choose from 18 kinds of olive oil or there are no lobsters swimming in the seafood section and of course, you have to use cash or debit... do people still shop with cash? More do every day after all the rip offs of credit cards

Above average grocery store! The sale prices are very reasonable. The staff is friendly and…read morehelpful. The store is clean. Since you are in Nevada, they also have a small selection of liquor. Slot machines in a grocery store?

I enjoy shopping at this Smith's location. I have a Smith's closer to me but it seems to run low or…read moreout of items a lot more. The store is kept up well; it's organized and it is clean and inviting. They have an especially good floral section, deli, and bakery. I almost always use self checkout and the ladies there are all very helpful. Their rewards program is great and I use the points for gas.This location doesn't have a gas station but there is one not too far from it. Lots of parking available.

IYKYK, Winco is not like Smiths, Albertsons, Sprouts or Whole Foods, but then it's not trying to…read morebe... Ok, You may not have 15 choices of olive oil a salad bar and you won't find a Starbies inside.... But what you do find is a pretty darn good grocery store with fair and reasonable prices... I prefer to go to this one earlyish in the morning, to avoid the demolition derby cart races and crowds in general. I like the cash or debit card payment system.... Their shelf rotation system is good with respect to FIFO .... I generally shop here for my normal and routine items and still shop at Sprouts or Costco or Sam's Club for specialty or bulk items... plus Winco is right down and across the parkway from the Bsgel cafe .

People please be aware, I returned spoiled fish and they didn't stand by the product. Not knowing…read moreduring the interaction that I was speaking with the person responsible for insuring the fish was fresh. The first deception. Ask to SMELL and watch the color your seafood there is not a sign saying no return and they will stand by this non posted policy. Didn't want to return my funds for fish I couldn't consume. Just know after 1.5 hours the Manager did refund at least the store credit for the purchase amount but it was brutal. DO NOT PURCHASE ANYTHING FROM THE FRESH MEAT OR SEAFOOD COUNTER. SEE VIDEO.. Negative -1 rating

What a great little market! I was Downtown and looked up Mexican bakeries and this place popped up…read more There's a great selection of pan dulce from conchas, bolillos, and orejas. Each pastry has its own personality. I also enjoyed walking around the shop to find so many other goodies I had to buy. From fruit, to specialty Mexican drinks, and great looking veggies, they also sell some food items prepared in their kitchen. The pulpusas were amazing. Prices aren't bad at all and I was pleasantly surprised to find so many things I wanted. The market is stocked well and the ladies working the counters were very friendly. I'll be back here each time I visit Downtown.

I just had to go in today to Stewart Market. Never thought I would have to go there again, as I was…read moreliving many, many years ago like 2 blocks from there and it was my closest Go To for groceries..I was pretty impressed how fully stocked it was including a Bakery and fully stocked Fresh meat Butcher? They rearranged it with a better floor plan and everything is very neatly organized. Since I've moved very recently further and closer to the Strip area. I've been discovering other stores to go to instead of closer to the area I was in? This Market will serve me well for little food items I may run out of and it's fairly close to Maryland pkwy. For me it's better than going for anything and everything to a larger chain Supermarket and having to wait in line so long! So if you hate going grocery shopping in the larger Supermarkets, this one is a good choice. I was surprised all the different items they do have?

Got a bunch of marked down baking items (boxed & packets) and noodles for dinner. Less than $14.00…read more So glad we stopped in. And I've been here during the week, recently, but the special on butter was already out, but I got a few things, and it was priced low, so I was glad. I think it is worth stopping in you are in the area, because their Inventory is constantly changing. But it's like if you find it at Ross or TJ Maxx, once, it's out, it's out. TIP: So, my suggestion, is if it is not close to expiring, get multiples of it.

I honestly love shopping here but after the customer service I have received today, I don't think I…read morewill be back. Cashier's are the first & last people we see, they should be smiling, greeting customers, & even asking if we have a member card to scan. Gina was my cashier this afternoon & she was beyond rude. No greeting, no scanning my member card, & instead of handing my receipt to me as a professional adult she decided to toss it on the counter! It doesn't cost a thing to be nice to people