This a staple little grocery for nearby residents not wanting to go shopping at crowded grocery…read morestores. It's a great way to support your local grocery and business. Owner is a very friendly and helpful person. Buying from him some Filipino groceries and snacks including regular Asian items for the most part.

Little Divisoria is a nice little Filipino store in our neighborhood. The owner always greets you…read morewith a smile upon entering and makes sure he points you in the right direction to whatever item you're in the market for. I've been here twice in the past week because I needed ube jam and ube extract for desserts I was baking for the holidays. We also bought a bag of frozen pork and shrimp lumpia to fry up at home and they were good! It's a good idea to call the store and confirm that they have what you need in stock before driving over. Closed on Mondays.

I am a long time resident and I'm happy to support the Las Vegas Farm, especially the Farmer's…read more Market. The eggs, honey, cider, produce and breads are fresh. The homemade soaps are very good quality. The only drawback is this is a small Farmer's Market. Arrive early for the best selection of produce and bread. This is a small, but charming, Farmer's Market, worthy of your support.

My son's godmother was wanting to spend some time with us and asked if we might want to check out…read morethe farm. Its down the street from gilcrease and I never knew a out it. When I entered there were lots of cute kitties lounging about, and a market where they sell produce they grow and baked/canned goods. If you continue to the left there is an area with seating that is not to busy and you can eat food and hang out and chat. If you want to see the animals you pay admission and they give you some stuff you can feed the animals. The area with the animals was fun lots of piggies, goats, horses, tortoises, turtles, birds, sheep large bulls even! We never managed to find the rabbits, and there were some areas that were closed off when we went. There were some cute spots for good photos and my son had a blast. The market I had gotten some baked goods like zucchini chocolate chip bread, ooey gooey butter bar, and a lemon bar. Honestly I had higher hopes. The zucchini bread was pretty dry and didnt have shredded zucchini like I hoped, the base for the bars was not my favorite. And the lemon topping was not to my liking. I havent opened the pickles I got yet so cant judge those. I think ill stick to just buying produce next time. However the space overall its a fun experience and I'm glad I went.

This place is amazing. We discovered it last year looking for charcuterie boards and now it's a…read morefavorite. We love the duck prosciutto so much. The sandwiches are bomb also!

******HIDDEN GEM***for CHEESE and Sandwiches*********…read more Cured & Whey is a small, not fancy, deli place with WINES and specialty items. But the main dig here is the cheese. If you do or have done wine tasting in California it's very much that same kind of feel here. This place is located in an industrial Park that is a short distance from Mandalay Bay. We knew that we wanted to try some of the cheeses. They also offer soup, salad, and a menu of sandwiches. Today they also offered two special sandwiches. We ordered the two special sandwiches (Tuna Melt & Mortadella) and a cheese board with added Truffle Cheese. We knew it would be too much food so we had 1/2 of the sandwiches wrapped to go. (and latter brought home a lot of the cheese board). I tried the Tuna Melt Special. It was served on very good toasted sour dough bread. The tuna was different and was made by Hobbs. It seemed more like fresh tuna than over baked canned tuna. It was embellished nicely with fire roasted tomatoes, pepperoncini, and provolone. I liked that it wasn't drippy or messy. But I do have to say that this isn't a traditional tuna melt because the cheese was part of the tuna salad. Still it was good so I can't complain. My husband enjoyed the Mortadella Special. He said that the mortadella was a higher quality than what most places sell. We tred a variety of cheese on our cheese board. The board was adorned with bread, figs, and corn nuts. What stood out were THE CHEESES. They all had a special creaminess to them and they all had flavors to them that surpass any cheeses that you can buy at your local market. The people there were friendly and helpful. Someone who was either an owner or manager asked us how everything was. Nice little extra casual Gem near to the Strip for Cheese, a Sandwich and maybe some wine.

Definitely the best pizza on this side of town, if not all of Vegas. Been here for a while now and…read morelove the whole menu, I could eat here almost every day. Used them on various occasions to help with base functions as well! My go to is the pepperoni, I got kids so it's what they like!

We recently got take out from Old School Pizzeria and were rather disappointed…read more We got a pepperoni pizza, five cheese pesto pizza with chicken and an antipasta salad. The pizza crust was chewy and soggy. It tasted undercooked, despite having charred edges which was weird. The salad was the best of the three items. I'm wondering if we just got a bad batch of pizza, since the other reviews are seemingly very positive.

If you are a foodie or a person that likes to cook then you must visit the International…read moreMarketplace near to downtown. What I enjoyed the most were the incredibly LOW PRICES on Produce. They also offer a lot of fresh and frozen seafood. You can find a lot of groceries from all over the word here. They also sell some home decor, some kitchenware, and live bamboo plants and an assortment of Asian Pots and Asian Ceramics. This isn't a fancy place and also seems a bit worn. When you walk in you can the remains of a restaurant that is no longer in business. This place is great but- There is so much stuff that it is actually hard to find the things that you are looking for. I also didn't notice signs to direct you to particular countries or even continents. The biggest problem with shopping here are the very tight aisles. If you see someone with a cart there isn't enough room to go around them. Checking out can be challenging for some because it is like a maze with all kinds of things in your way so you have to figure it out. They also have a lot of merchandise that you don't see it until you are on the way out.

10/10 still recommend…read more International groceries from countries that have food laws and easy access to them without the internet is so great. Butters from France, Lithuania. Mixed nuts from Lebanon. A delicious cheese spread from Poland. These Twix cookies from UK. Honeys. So many! There's everything Cookies, snacks, drinks, condiments. Housewares. Ingredients - basics like flour, herbs, spices. Need a vegetable: got it. Want a whole fish? Got it!50% euro, 50% asain. Japanese panko and all the curries! Make katsu at the crib. You're family will be like WOW! It's a fun trip every time. Buy the membership for a small discount. The breakeven is $300 in purchases annually.

This is a lesson for the American Dreamers. Be conscious of what you wish for. Because it just may…read morehappen before you realize. As Franciso Cardenas & Elizabeth Carrillo is about to experience. A dream of which they bargained for. Based on the values they built their business upon. Not a glamorous grocery store. Not a catchy name. Yet one could sense the sincerity of within the greater good of community. The same value that super saving hero founde, Jim Reads originated. A friendly foreshadowing for Franciso & Elizabeth. Do not limit yourselves on the dreams you have achieved. Instead prepare yourselves for the dreams you never imagined. A reminder that history repeats itself in good values. An example you might know by your proceeding founders. One by the once not so catchy name. Wal-Mart.

Bad customer service Michael didn't give options to pay our total was$37.07 I only have $100 bill…read moreor $50 he said don't accept bills over $20 really !!!! Not enough money on my card i ask for the manager he said no mgr in the floor at that time I'm disappointed but i will never go back now we have an Aldi store around I'll try there better

Love this place! The store is clean and always stocked. The food is good quality and doesn't spoil…read moreso soon. Dee Dee is very kind and helpful.

Forgive me, I checked in maybe 4x's since taking the time to give the AWESOME, AMAZINGLY always…read moreKind staffers' a shout out. Jasmine, Kim, Dee, Jackie, and anyone else that I didn't remember by name you are all valued employees and I just want to say, Thank you for the great customer service, friendliness, and hospitality. My food purchases are always Freshly prepared. Even when items are marked down. The market is always clean and I truly appreciate this. The Deli employees are very helpful as well.

We never get tired of visiting this Fukuya Japan Market in Las Vegas. Their takeout foods and menu…read moreselections are very good. Menu has grown since we last visited. Affordable and authentically homemade. Everything tastes as good as it looks and food portions are huge. Cashier is a very nice lady and the man packing the foods up is helpful. The market isn't located in a popular spot, so it's very easy to miss when passing by, but the old lot still has this hidden gem. There's a gift store inside now. The microwave and trash bin along with tables and chairs are inside the gift store section. Clean look. Aisles are organized. Salmon Teriyaki Bento Box $11.99 is still very good and fulfilling. Tonkatsu Pork Plate $11 is still unbeatable. It may take a while to wait for your order since they don't have many employees inside the kitchen. All takeout food items are worth it. Foods are kept hot. Pickled side dishes and beverages are all very good. Must love these small businesses in Las Vegas. Rewards program keeps customers returning and getting more cash backs earned for every purchase which can be instantly redeemable. We love visiting each time and the place is really a hidden gem for your hotel takeout needs. Fully satisfied. Good people here. Always positive.

I was looking for something quick to take with me back to my hotel so I came here and ordered a a…read moredeluxe bento..They had options for premade Bentos vs made to order. Salmon and teriyaki bento. Comes with potato croquettes. Spinach, gobo salad. Everything was good. I kinda wish the salmon was more salted It took about 15 min to make but since it's a market I just browsed to kill time. The market speaches on one side there is a couple tables if you want to eat in and a microwave to heat up your food if you did order a pre-made. tub

Been wanting to come here for a while and I finally got the chance during a recent trip, really…read moreglad I finally got the chance. The inside of this placed is cool, the decor is funky and a little eclectic. Church pews for some seating, various different shapes and colors of hanging lights, industrial metal accents, it all comes together to make a pretty rad looking place. Upon looking at the menu, we were presented with an almost overwhelming number of possible options, but after some tips from our waitress, we placed our order. My mom got their "traditional" beef pasty and I opted for the lamb vindaloo. Both of them knocked it out of the park. The pasty crust was cooked perfectly, it was fluffy with just the right amount of crisp on the outside. I was nervous if a place centered around british hand pies could pull off a proper vindaloo, but it was honestly really good, very happy! Overall very happy with our experience, would definitely come back!

Everything was delicious. The Cornish pasty is HUGE and definitely shareable unless you're feeling…read moreambitious. We also tried the pasta salad, Caesar salad, and chips! all super good. Basically, not a single bad bite. My only complaint was the service at the beginning. We walked in and stood there for about 3-5 minutes without anyone greeting or acknowledging us. I could see staff busy in the kitchen/prepping, which is totally fine, but even a quick "we'll be with you shortly" or even "hi" would've gone a long way. It felt a little awkward and unwelcoming at first because it was just dead silent. That said, once we were seated, everything was smooth and service was friendly I'd still happily come back next Vegas trip!

La Herradero Meat Market is absolutely worth the drive! We travel about 20 miles from Lake Las…read moreVegas once a month just to shop here, and it never disappoints. Their short ribs are excellent, and the marinated chicken thighs are a must-have--perfect for grilling and they make the best chicken tacos. The quality of the meat is consistently great, and the prices are very reasonable, especially during these crazy inflation times. This place has become a regular stop for us, and we happily recommend it to anyone looking for great quality and value.

Drove 20+ minutes from Aliante to this Mexican meat market that was recommended by someone who read…read moregreat reviews. Probably not the safest part of Las Vegas yet when you enter the market, whoa! Hello clean market! All the shelves perfectly aligned, produce GLEAMING and abundant, service staff welcoming, but most of all, the meat selection - we were amazed! Check out the pictures attached! On this day I visited with one of the most frugal people walking the earth and he shelled out $11+ per pound for carne asade. We're eating it tonight for family dinner - I'll post more after! May the odds be forever in their favor! UPDATE: AMAZING Carne Asada that evening - already marinaded with a slight hint of sweet that everyone enjoyed! Absolutely would recommend this market and definitely will add it to my list of favorites within the local area!