Tuesday, 3-31-2026: This is a nice, bright, clean, organized, and spacious commissary. It is well stocked with a good variety of food offerings & fresh produce for the military community. We came here to buy some K-cup coffee pods, creamer, and some probiotic sodas. We were dismayed that our hotel no longer provides complimentary coffee in the rooms. We bought our favorite coffee, Cafe Bustelo, Dark Roast, & some Ollie Pops sodas. They have a nice deli that sells made to order sandwiches and ready-made salads, which are very reasonably priced. There is also a variety of cheeses & crackers to choose from. Tables for eating in are conveniently provided in the area. Our cashier was friendly & efficient. If we're in the area again we would definitely come back. Do thankful for this benefit. read more

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Nellis AFB Commissary is like any other food store . I love visiting there when hubby and I are going on base to shop. The store is open airy and pretty big. It is extremely clean and has all that any other food store would have. As far as pricing goes, some of your cleaning, and paper products are on the more expensive side than your Smiths or Albertsons stores. Produce, meats and general products, are all comparable prices, but you can get some good sales. Either way I had an overall good experience read more

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my wife and i have been shopping at nellis afb commissary since 1989. every item ans been stocked superbly and isles are always very clean. personnel are very helpfull if you need to ask them a question etc. we would not think about shopping for our groceries anywhere else. read more

The value at the Nellis AFB Commissary is pretty great. They have name brands of almost anything you'll find at a regular Smith's or Albertsons. You can find everything from Vietnamese Three Crab fish sauce to Fairlife milk, Mission tortillas and so much more. When you walk in you'll find the produce, drinks, deli, and fruits area. Lots to choose from. I recently stopped in for avocados, tomatoes, onions, cilantro, watermelon, and a few other things. The produce you'll find will be similarly price to stores off of these, but were you will find the most value are other household items like ice, tea, juice, milk, soda. I got a great deal on the iced coffee that I bought. It was about $4.35 for a jug of iced coffee which will usually cost anywhere between $8 to $12 off of the base. Some of the staff members are full-time civilians. Others are volunteers, and everyone is always nice and helpful. And it's a clean commissary. read more

We go frequently to the commissary. The prices are competitive with grocery stores off base. Selection is vast.

An advantage for military retirees to shop and save money. Extensive selection of foods and products. Always helpful with missing purchases or returning items. Employees always helpful in finding products needed. ONLY exception is I can find most produce at better prices at Latin American supermarkets. Facility always clean. read more

Store is clean, orderly and well stocked. Produce section is extensive, prices are very reasonable. I will be back again. read more

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I love the Commissary at Nellis AFB. It has many items to choose from. I save at least $50 a trip compared to the big box stores. I will continue to shop here when I am in Las Vegas. read more

Good commissary friendly staff, pretty standard for commissary. Like to swing by here when I finish up at the warrior fitness center (one of the best gyms in Vegas) They've got solid sushi :) read more

This is a huge commissary than I am used to. Open seven days a week, I was surprised as to how much they had available and at reasonable prices. The quality of their meat seems so much better than public grocers in town. It is a hit or miss though. No need for a loyalty program or card. The price you see if the price you pay. It is clean and the AC is always on full blast. read more

Commissary is good, normally well stocked a staff are great. Nice selection of meats at good prices. Many items are cheaper than in the stores, but you still need to be aware of prices. Biggest issue; parking. Lot needs Parking Blocks. Every visit there are several idiots who pull through the wrong direction. It's not hard to see the rows are directional, but unfortunately some people continue to think they're special. read more

An amazing shopping experience. Nellis has done some sprucing up to its facility and It is kind of fancy.

Very clean meat produce and fruits are all fresh prices are very reasonable Service is fast and friendly nice ambiance like a fresh market place read more

Deli department is slow and rude and seems to prefer Latinos over whites. Twice now come for a sandwich to leave after 15 mins. They are awful especially the male employees !!!!! read more

My family and I stopped in while on our Sunday drive for groceries at the commissary. We haven't visited the commissary since moving here from Phoenix last August. We live in Henderson so it's about a 40 minute drive. The commissary is huge and has all the modern amenities of a civilian grocery store. We were impressed with the cleanliness and organization of the store. It was fully stocked and the prices were comparable to the stores off base. We enjoyed exploring the store; the aisles are wide and spacious. It wasn't busy--we were there right before closing, yet we had plenty of time to make our selections and we were headed to the checkout line as the announcement the store was closing came over the speakers. We will definitely return in the future. read more

Not sure what happened to my original First To Review?? But I guess I'll write it again:( The Commissary is the grocery store on base to serve families who are typically living on base. However, those who have served and are still on active duty living off base reap the benefits of shopping at this grocery store too, which offers lower prices than the typical grocery store. It's not convenient for me but the prices on produce, meat and dairy are worth the drive. No taxes charged here, so great savings. Alcohol is purchased at the LIquor store not at the commissary, and its located just down the street. I always carry some cash with me to tip the helpers that carry the groceries out to my car. Around .50 cents a bag I heard is acceptable. I can't find all the items I need/want here but when I'm on base I load up with meats which are wonderfully priced. Bakery always has nice AF themed cakes too. You need a valid Military ID at check out when purchasing your groceries so don't forget it! read more

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I'd like to complain about cells phone being used when a customer is placing an order. It's frustrating when you miss your turn being on your phone and then complain about it, which you have the right to do, but what about us the workers? We deserve respect too. You as a customer being on your cell at same time you are ordering is rude. read more

Good selection, great prices... More and more healthy choices, gluten free, organic, low carb... Ect. Outstanding deli! read more

Ehhhh , its a hot and miss at this place. It's not that cheap but I like going here because it is quality meat . And I can order big orders during the holidays ( I usually call it in 2 days before). Sometimes you can get good coupons and sale. But it's really not that cheap like people think. When you shop here be ready to have a few dollars after checking out for the baggers. They Bag and load it to your car. Please also be aware that you may only shop here if you have a military ID or if you are being sponsored inside the base. read more

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I'd rather shop at the Commissary, than Albertson's and Wal-Mart. Overall, the pricing is better, (especially when it comes to paper goods, cleansers, aluminum foil and pans, etc.), and NO PLACE ELSE, (including Sprouts, Whole foods, Albertson's & Wal-Mart), has better produce. read more

Prices are not always lower than Walmart, Smiths, or Win-co and the produce isn't always the freshest. I remember when there was a shopping cart full of groceries when you entered that showed the savings you got from shopping at the commissary. It doesn't happen anymore. The self-checkout lanes are outdated and sometimes broke, they need to be updated and add more especially at busy times. read more

This place is amazing and I would recommend going to this grocery store as opposed to any other if you can. First off, there is a variety and diversity in the foods/produce. For example, there are the common produce you would see in normal grocery stores, BUT there are additional items such as white squash, Japanese sweet potatoes. There is also a giant selection of healthier brand foods (I've never even heard of). So in addition to what you normally see, there are healthier options. Not to mention that the items are tax-free. There is however a "surcharge" which is a % of your spending that goes specifically towards the commissary. It's not much, our bill was 104 and the surcharge was $5 read more

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Venue: Nellis AFB Commissary Decor: Like most commissaries Service: Nice, Friendly, Helpful Environment: Laid back Food: Variety, Options Prices: Seemed good,Awesome Debbie Downers: I'm not sure....I liked what I saw. Conclusion: Affordable, a lot of variety, plentiful parking, helpful staff, clean. a Winner Overall: B+ / A- read more

There muffins are awesome! Banana nut is my favorite! read more

Nellis AFB Commissary - Sundried tomatoes, olives stuffed with garlic, olives stuffed with some kind of cheese. Soooooo good! - Bakeries Near Me - Nellis AFB, Nevada

This is a nice commissary and open 7 days a week which is super convienent when TDY. This is a larger commissary with the regular offerings. Fresh sushi, salads, and some precut fruit is nice. The staff was super helpful and directive which I appreciated and everyone had a recommendation about what to do in Vegas. read more

Usually a very worthwhile place to purchase groceries for the military, with lots of stock on hand. Due too the current world issues, there wasn't a lot of options or stock. I would still recommend military shop here. read more

The commissary is clean, well organized and easy to navigate. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. No long lines or aisle congestion. They have a lot of different cultural selections that are hard to find elsewhere. I was able to easily find all the spices and oils that I needed. I think the selection of bulk items like candy bars and other snacks is also a good deal. They also carry quite a few gluten free products ! The deli has a great variety of selections, and the bakery offers beautiful cakes. My daughter enjoys the Sushi . Everything else, price wise is comparative to what I pay at my local supermarket. That includes fruit and produce, meats and dairy. Personally as I do not live nearby, it's not that much of a savings once I factor in gas. If you are in the area though, enjoy ! read more

I'll be the first to admit, I'm a little choosy about where I grocery shop. I look for three major things - quality produce, quality meat and prices. I have a growing family and we shop weekly and for me that usually consists of 2-3 trips to separate stores because I refuse to buy meat and produce at Walmart. For whatever reason, my husband suggested checking out the commissary and as a mother and wife it was practically heaven. First stop, produce section, very clean and everything looks fresh - there's a great variety as well. I stopped by the deli counter (they carry Boar's head) and was impressed with the quality there as well. I wasn't super pleased with the meat department (it's not Walmart quality but I'm weird) I was able to pick up a huge pork shoulder for $10 and couldn't pass that up. What was best for me was that they carried literally everything I would've normally made a separate shopping trip for...sippy cups? Shampoo? Even the dog food that we normally have to travel to Pet Smart for! They were well stocked and very organized with the upcoming holiday. If you have the privilege of coming in here, definitely make the trip. read more

I have called the commissary 3 times today to get the true store hours. The automated quotes are not correct as I was turned away last week. I went at 7:30 and was told retirees cannot come in until 9:30 AM GRRRR! read more

Here is the deal: No tax on purchases, but there is a service charge. Items are competitively priced, especially produce and meat. If you don't live in the area, it's quite a drive, and may not be worth the trip to save a few bucks. Avoid this place at all costs around the 1st and 15th of each month (payday) - you will regret it if you choose to shop at these times. It's a large store and you will find everything you could ever need, all in one spot. The staff is friendly, considering the crowds they deal with. TIP YOUR BAGGER! I believe that they only work on tips, and they work hard. read more

I have a love/hate relationship with the Nellis Commissary. I was going about once a week but have tapered off to every other week. What I love/Why I go: They've increased their organic fresh vegetable section to include romaine lettuce, cherry and/or grape tomatoes, carrots, oranges, apples and bananas. They have whole coconuts too! I love getting fresh deli meats sliced and they carry Boars Head. The Boars Head sliced roast beef is the business! They have various ethnic foods which caters to the diverse population. They even have trip-tip and andouille sausage, two of my favorites. They recently started supplying true free range eggs vs. the factory farmed cage free varieties. They have some bulk type items (Costcoesc) for really good pricing. Its enjoyable to try new products because their pricing isn't enough to dissuade my curiosity. They have seasonal sales to include case lots of popular selling items and seafood sales where you can buy your weight in scallops, crabs, catfish, lobster tails and other fish. What I hate: They have inconsistent stock. Meaning I may try a new product and become in love with it but after a few months, they don't stock it anymore?! Three examples: Maple Grove waffle mix, Frontera Salsas by Rick Bayless and La Banderita tortillas. You try and request items or get information on getting new items and you are directed to a black hole; meaning nobody knows isht (nothing). There are young and elderly baggers who will help you bag and carry your groceries to your car in exchange for a tip. Why do I hate this? Because it feels like subliminal pressure to pay someone who may have made bad choices if their loading groceries way past retirement age. Sometimes there are more baggers than employees. I think most just do it to get out of the house but at the end of the year all that money adds up and I am able bodied and can use the exercise myself. This is my own personal judgment even though there is nothing wrong with what they are doing. I am happy that the commissary is available to me/us and will continue to use it as long as it is available. read more

A few years ago I came through both the Nellis AFB entrance AND the commissary check-out lane using my EXPIRED military ID! Not only is your military security mediocre, but your prices aren't that good. Smith's, Costco, and Albertson's all offer the same brands as you but at a lower price. You'd think a seller that gets unlimited government subsidies would at least try to make products available to service members/retirees at the lowest price. Also, your produce isn't very good. Mexican markets across Las Vegas offer fresher, larger, tastier veggies at a SIGNIFICANTLY cheaper price than what you advertise. *And one more thing.... That giant speed bump at the AFB entrance is ANNOYING! Do you think it's funny to ruin lowered cars owned by service members?? Rip that thing out and tell your security detail at the front gate to stop being lazy! read more

This is still our go-to place for groceries even though we own a Costco membership for years. We've compared prices from meats to produce to basic household items and the commissary prices are very competitive (not to mention tax-free). The produce aisle are always full with fresh vegetables, which may not always be the case in other commissaries, so Nellis definitely ranks high in my list (other top-quality commissaries include NAS San Diego and Travis AFB). However, we still go to Costco for fruits as they usually have better berries, apples, and grapes. Their "international" aisle is limited but occasionally I would find good finds, such as on New Year's eve, I was ecstatic to score a gelatinous rice flour mix so we can make "palitaw" (traditional Filipino food that should be cooked when the clock strikes midnight). The cashiers and baggers are helpful and warm. I also just want to reiterate that the baggers in all commissaries ONLY work for tips as they are not salaried employees, so please make sure you give them a few bucks when they help you take your groceries to your car. read more

You can't beat some of the deals at the Commissary - so much lower than off-base. Maybe not exactly the selection of other major grocery store chains, but it's definitely worth it, and they aren't missing much. Lots of fresh produce, seasonal stuff - they've got it covered! Plus, they're definitely keeping up with technology, as they even have self-scan. And where else can you get a pink Nellis tshirt for $7 Oh yeah. read more

I shop at the Base Commissary at least twice a month. Nice clean place to do shopping. No complaints from me

Good selection, great prices. Very happy to see they are getting larger organic sections, and now have (from time to time) organic ground beef. That saves me a trip to Trader Joe's! Baggers could use some training....they make the bags WAY too heavy, even when you ask them not to. We use nothing but those green zippered insulated bags sold there, and once when I got home, I found (yes in one bag): 5 lb bag of flour; 10 lb bag of sugar; one of those extra large containers of coffeemate creamer, and a large bottle of Ocean Spray juice. IN ONE BAG! They also put things together that shouldn't be. When I got home another time, I had a bag that had a bottle of Simply Orange juice that had been sitting on a box of Dove ice cream bars.....guess what happened to the ice cream bars....yep - crushed. I don't understand it. We are there on a pretty much weekly basis, and always tip $5. What gives? I won't let the bagger situation sway my rating for the Commissary itself. I think it's nice and clean, with good selection and great prices. (Now if only they would do away with that gal on the weekends who always has a special "at the back of aisle 17" LOL ... those of you who shop on the weekends know what I mean!!) read more

This commissary has been in my family's rotation for quite sometime. I have seen it change a lot as well. I even used to frequent it before it changed locations on the base. Overall you'll be able to find your necessities here, along with a few specialty items you may need for that special dish you'll be making during your work week. The spacious commissary offers wide aisles for numerous people to be milling their ways through their shopping trips. Of course, the commissary is known to me for doing my monthly shopping, so I need plenty of space and time to get all my groceries. The produce section is quite large and they sometimes bring in fruits and veggies that aren't so run-of-the-mill. I do find their bakery section to be disappointing sometimes, as I have tried to look for fresh pita bread here once and they did not have any. However, next to the bakery is a great place to pick up a sandwich or a sub, they make very good ones there and you'll find the service members often here on lunch breaks getting a sandwich. There is also a sushi place, which I have yet to try, but my husband says it is good. I'll take his word for it, for now. Since the renovation they have added "fast" and "self checkout" lanes, which is quite nice. But since I'm normally here buying a whole basket full of food, I rarely use them. Cashiers are typically very nice and the baggers are too. Don't forget to bring a tip if they're helping you out to your car! read more

Great place with exceptional customer service! I am back on the Mainland! Huge store with a vary large variety and great prices. Coming from Hawaii we are used limited to what came in the shipment. Here, that is not the case! As a visitor, this commissary was a welcome sight. Great place with exceptional customer service! read more

I like coming here to do grocery shopping once a week, it's pretty cheap as far as a lot of brand items go compared to other grocery stores and walmart, and it let's me get gas and do a bunch of things on base. I've been going to the Commissary since I was a little child and has been usually the main source of groceries for my family for many many years now. I do however recommend keeping look outs for sales out in town though, when that happens, it turns out to be a lot cheaper shopping their than the Commissary for that purpose. There is a 5% surcharge on all grocery, including food and non-food items. I know out in town you don't get charged taxes on food items, but non-food you do. So really you need to watch out for the prices of things. I shop everywhere, but when it comes to Pet food, non-food items, and produce I generally shop at the Commissary because it's a LOT cheaper. read more

My husband retired from Nellis AFB we have always shopped at the commissary. We shop every weekend and Love it!! read more