Rarely do you go into a big box retailer and receive great customer service. And you can forget…read moreabout getting ANY customer service from Walmart associates- at least the Walmart's I've dealt with in the last 10+ years. So, needless to say the shock I felt at the Kingman Walmart was astounding! The employees smile! They act happy there! They actually HELP the customers!! We met a gal who was shopping on her DAY OFF. She saw we looking in the water, and she stopped to help us. I asked if she worked here- and she did. Her name is Iris, and she is AWESOME!! Though we didn't find what we were looking for, she left no stone unturned! Absolutely amazing customer service skills- and Walmart should know what a great job she's doing. We also came across cashier Janet, and whom I think is her supervisor- Susan. Both ladies were so wonderful! There was also a lady in cosmetics that walked me over to some products- the CS at this store is nuts!! Whatever is happening here in Kingman- please spread it East, North, West and South!!! We need more Walmart's like this one!! Kudos to Kingman!!!!! Thank you!! We're so glad we moved here!

Very unfriendly Walmart employee took a picture of her. Very slow service, aisle 28.read more

I had a winter place in Dolan Springs for a few years and I always made regular trips to The…read moreStation. It was my go to place. The man who owns the place, Vince, was always very nice and you could often see him eating and talking with the locals. The deli was awesome. I'm not sure why the one stop folks are being so negative. 7 plus years and nothing but great memories of the place.

Discusting never have seen anything more gross ALL commode s were over flowing and the employees…read morehuh what a joke Less than zero stars

Although Winco officially means Washington, Idaho, Nevada, Colorado, and Oregon; the way I see it…read moreWinco means "Winning." At 90,0000 square feet, the Henderson Winco has been winning at pricing and selection since they opened on March 4, 2012. In contrast to local supermarket chains including Walmart Neighborhood Market, Albertson's, and Smith's; Winco does not saturate the market. In Las Vegas there are currently only three WinCo's. With that being the case, I don't visit as much as I would like to. I am impressed by the prices. WinCo's strategy is to keep costs down by passing over advertising and not accepting credit cards to avoid the merchant processing fees. Additionally there is no pharmacy which keeps the overhead down. I feel that the lack of advertising makes Winco unique and creates this mystique. Without advertising telling me what to think about the business, my mind has its own marketing about the supermarket. It kind of reminds me of a 1970s supermarket. The exterior and logo remind me of the long defunct Woolco Department Store. It is a clean brightly lit store with what I consider a modernized version of a 1970s store. I say this in a good way. When I enter the store through The Wall of Savings I am greeted with a brightly lit and clean store surrounded by deals. It is the antithesis of a dingy and cluttered discount supermarket. Throughout the store the shopping experience is great. In the heart of the store, the top shelf is roughly equivalent to the top of my head. This alleviates the situation of having to struggle to reach for something on the top shelf. From shopping here, I noticed something missing in action. That is lock up cases. I did not see one lock up case. That includes health and beauty aids. I am impressed with their selection. They carry brands that I have not seen at other local supermarkets. This includes Shasta soda. My Winco tradition has been to pay 50 cents for a can of Shasta soda at the vestibule. My go-to item at Winco has been the Tastee Choice frozen shrimp dinners. They are delicious , filling, and cost around $4. Throughout the outstanding selection permeates through the fresh areas, the bulk candy, bakery, and aisles throughout the store. The one thing that Winco can improve on is the check out process. It is normal to only have a few lanes open at a time. There could be a wait. To the left of the full-serve checkouts there are a few self checkout terminals. Additionally, although I don't mind, customers have to bag their own orders. As stated earlier, to pass down the savings, Winco does not accept credit cards. The way I see it, Winco means "Winning." When it comes to finding a great selection and prices, I win when I shop at Winco.

Date of visit: July 11, 2026…read more When I first saw this store, I thought it was part of Winn-Dixie, and it wasn't until later that I found it it's not related to that other chain at all and is essentially the Western version of Woodman's a chain we have back in the Milwaukee area. Unlike Woodman's, WinCo was calm and not overcrowded, whereas Woodman's is like Black Friday every day. I appreciated that slower pace and the large selection of items across the store. Though some of the deals shown in the aisle as you enter are misleading: I was looking for Raspberry Arizona ice tea, on sale for an amazing 68 cents per can. But that wasn't displayed at all, giving me the impression that they didn't carry the flavor. But later I stumbled across it in the soft drink aisle. Employees were visible but not interacting with the shoppers at all, disappointing as I would have expected the "employee owned" aspect to come through in the customer service. Speaking of service, Jalapen my cashier was very friendly, partially making up for the lack of acknowledgement during the rest of the visit. I was a bit concerned about cleanliness at the store, the conveyor belt at the register was old and either dirty, stained, or both. The dividers to separate customer orders were also gross. While there some good deals to be had, I'm not likely to drive out to WinCo when there are closer and cleaner stores to be found in Vegas.

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).

Only reason I would never go back is due to cashier Alicia .F. I've never encountered such a rude…read moreperson. She literally yelled at me because I asked for cash back, her tone and face expression shocked me. Needless to say I won't be going back.

Stopped in and picked up a family pack chicken order for a pool party. The chicken was so moist…read moreand tasty it's one of the best chicken in town. The chicken is always fresh never sitting very long due to the continuous flow of people ordering. The chicken tenders, wedges, and mash potatoes are also a choice. Great for lunch or dinner at the park, river or at home. They are tables inside of the store if you'd like to eat there with soda and icees. There are other selections if chicken isn't your thing. There are angus burgers that are also the bomb! Stop by and check it out!

This is a great stop for all your Las Vegas trip essentials. We forgot toothpaste but while there…read morealso bought some drinks. The store isn't huge but has all the normal things like fresh fruit, vegetables, and even swim wear. It isn't in the most convenient location based construction going but it isn't far from Park MGM or NYNY

A year or two ago, I discovered Bashas' through a national publication's list of "Best Regional…read moreGrocery Store Chains." Founded by Lebanese immigrants, Bashas' now boasts a family of over 150 grocery stores and specialty markets in Arizona, New Mexico, and on the Navajo Nation. As a Southern Nevada resident, this Kingman location was the closest to me, so I bookmarked it and finally visited earlier today. Here are some highlights: CUSTOMER SERVICE: I was greeted warmly by multiple store employees, and the overall customer service was impressive. AMBIANCE: The store was clean, easy to navigate, and unfussy. Upon arrival, I beelined to the produce, deli, bakery, and specialty items section. The bakery was bustling with activity, and I later discovered through the Phoenix subreddit that Bashas' is renowned for its baked goods. FOOD SELECTION: My primary focus was on Bashas' unique snacks and store brand items. I was particularly surprised to find muscadine jelly, a staple from my childhood in the Southeast. Additionally, I noticed several Bashas' store brand items on sale or at very reasonable prices, such as honey roasted peanuts priced at two for $5. I bought a few to assess their quality and determine if I'll be a repeat customer.

Still has some really good deals but you absolutely need the Thank You card or you're paying…read moreSafeway/Albertsons prices for the most part. You can't get this if the cash registers aren't open (like early morning), they don't do it at the self-checkout and they won't courtesy ring one for you either like a lot of places do. Guy was apologetic but said something about you can just download the app to get one too.

I'm writing this review because for whatever reason, this woman who answers the phone has left me…read moreon hold twice now. The first time for 10 minutes and now the second for almost 20. And no one came back to the phone to say anything. I can hear the conversation happening, people laughing, but not once coming back to address my call. My question would most likely take a few seconds to answer. The gentleman who works there has always been very helpful. I have zero complaints about him.

Went out to state line to purchase some lotto tickets and saw they were having a buggy race. After…read moreenjoying the racing for an hour or so I found I needed some snacks and beverages, rather than driving to one of the gas stations I decided to walk over to the market. Was basically a small market with all the amenities of a small local grocery market. The prices were higher than average but that's to be expected considering I was 30 miles from civilization. Nothing bad to add it worked for what I needed and if our in the area and need a few items probably worth a stop.

Went in there on July 10th, 2026 to grab a couple of things for dinner and some hair dye for my…read morewife. I walked in and saw the same lady at the door who accused me of walking out with a fan back at the end of April. I made my way around to get some groceries and ran into the lady from the door when I was looking for the hair dye. Since they didn't have the dye, I went to put everything back, and I ran into her again. I bought a 24 pack of pepsi and as I am walking towards the exit, she appeared again and asked to see my receipt for the 24 pack of pepsi, but I just kept walking. Tell your people at the door that they are not security, Loss Prevention and Theft is the responsibility of AP and Management, not the associate at the door.

Stopped in for a few things for lunch & snacks today and loved the cleanliness of everything!…read moreSignage and prices were beautifully displayed. Deli section was organized and fully stocked. I did have any interactions with employees yet the vibe of the store was very upbeat & efficient. The self checkout area was clean and bags were fully stocked. It's a short 5 minute drive to South Point casino. I highly recommend and look forward to returning again soon!

Shall we go out doors and explore …read more While outdoors exploring this area of Boulder City came within close proximity to us. These days we are what we eat. So most of the time we eat like we should not, let's be happy, healthy and fun too all at the same time . Walking through and around this store is too exceptional, the people that work here are so "happy!" I cannot fathom how much they care. Actually I can . Love exists here and it's a place to food shop in the local area. I so enjoyed walking through the store and seeing all that is happening. They are veteran friendly and strong here. How patriotic!! As you shop it's seems like you can just experience so much joy walking up and down the aisles . At every turn is a different wonder that makes an impression on the individual. You have random dogs that are walking their owners enjoying being out. You have beautiful flowers that look great. What sort of plants do you need? It's that time of year for Halloween and they have pumpkins . Carve up a puzzle for all to enjoy. Let's go out and see what you were missing . And remember to have fun.

Please! Remove old items from sale. I have had bad food here more times in the 6 years I've lived…read morehere, than my entire life. I thought it was a one off, but sadly no. Slimy deli ham- twice. Tortilla chips over a year expired! A year! The smell hit me when I opened the bag. Watermelon- slime when I cut it open. Bakery items so dry they went right into the trash. Ice cream melted then re-frozen. And last week a bottle of buttermilk that expired the following day. I just can't anymore. Those are just the times I remember off-hand. I WANT it to be a good experience, but I'm having to drive the 20 minutes to shop in Henderson now.