Just passing through!…read more While out on an adventure, we pass this little local grocery! The "real local," here in a sleepy little town. Wow it's a must see ! It's a great little grocery store with lots of local individuals that call this little town home . It's small and sleepy, and small . But this local neighborhood market has all that they need . It's not a Walmart or Kroger, but it's probably better . The neighborhood store where everyone knows your name . And all can keep a secret! Shhhh, this is not a secret . If you're in the area get your local supplies for the journey ahead to wherever your destination takes you . As we walked around the store we needed road snacks. We drifted to the bakery area where they had some sort of apple pastry. It had to come along for the trip . We did notice awards to the baking practices to those that cook for the community. Kudos . And those apple pastries were amazing. We are off to the races and have been able to spread the secret joys of this local market to you all . Stop in next time your in t

This buisness is criminal in my opinion. They prey on old people's retirement. I have witnessed…read moreretired folks crying in tears and discussing suicide because they can't afford to eat. Meanwhile the local Lins in Overton NV is is remarkably high priced on staple foods. If it doesn't change these old folks are looking at starvation in the United States!!! This is not capitalism when your prices use no competitive edge but only money on the table as a philosophy. You should be ashamed.

The very kind and helpful staff at the automotive section of Walmart really saved our bacon!…read more Literally, since we had baked on asphalt on one front tire that meant that any speed we drove over 60 resulted in a shimmy shake worthy of my sister Kate! After trying to remove the asphalt by driving one tire on the rumble strip, we exited the freeway and sought help. The tire store at the truck stop was useless, so we Yelped tires and located the Walmart automotive center. It was located behind the store so it was not visible from the street. After a few minutes of explanation they pulled the car into the tire bay. The almost new tire was fine, just coated in one spot with lumpy asphalt! We didn't need a new tire! While waiting inside the store we Googled asphalt removal and discovered the good old WD -40would do the job! We had to back out of the tire bay since the store couldn't use the product on the tire. We bought the large regular formula and sprayed down the tire. And waited a while...like ten minutes. The poet gooey asphalt started to melt, and we were able to drive away, shedding asphalt with every rotation of the wheel! Thanks Walmart for being so honest!

I know that this is the direction Walmart has chosen to go BUT I personally dislike the way they…read moreare doing business. I only go there if I am lazy and then kick myself for stopping by. I am not an employee of Walmart, I do not get an employee discount. So my question to you is why do I shop there if I do the work and take others jobs? I don't want to ring up my groceries, don't want to bag them, get checked as I leave your store. I don't mind people who are other than US citizens HOWEVER I expect people who can speak English when I ask a question in your store. If you want US dollars then pay English speaking people who can give "CUSTOMER SERVICE " and represent your store. I have never seen your groceries go down in price ever, always up!

We started going to Smith's Pharmacy a couple of years ago when there were issues with Walgreens…read more Smiths has never let us down, they take care of calling the doctors, working with Krogers all of the country when we travel with our medication and our medicine is always ready for pick up when it is promised. So happy when changed to Smiths Pharmacy!

I purchased salmon from the meat and seafood counter. It was without question the worst salmon I've…read moreever tried eating. When I got it home, I unwrapped it and the fish smell about knocked me over, after grilling I thought, how bad can it be? It wasn't edible, it was so fishy tasting, we couldn't eat it. I looked at the label, the label said they add color to the fish...what else is added and how old is their fish?? Never again, literally disgusting.

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

I'm a native Las Vegan who now lives in California, where the number of CSAs is as bountiful as the…read moreproduce. Hoping to share the benefits of fresh locally grown produce with my mom, who still lives in Vegas, I searched the internet (thanks, Yelp forums!) and was pleasantly surprised to discover a family-owned farm in Moapa which offered that and more. Since 2010, my mom has been a Meadow Valley shareholder. The shares are split into seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter, and range from 8 to 14 weeks long. When we first signed up, a weekly box per season was the only option, but now they offer a Half Share (every other week), and a choice between a Standard Share (the vegetables in your basket are preselected) or a Premium Share (customize your basket online the previous week). You can pick up your basket directly from the farm, but they will also deliver to the Las Vegas, Henderson, and Mesquite areas for a small fee. Their prices are incredibly reasonable and the product far surpasses what you can get from a grocery store. Obviously, the harvest varies by season. Still, after two years, my mom never fails to comment about how the fresh carrots or kale or beets or squash or (feel free to substitute your pick of produce here) are bursting with flavor. I never would have imagined that such an abundance of greens, veggies, and fruit could come from Moapa. Not only that, but they offer an Egg Share option, and sometimes have honey or bread. It's not uncommon for herbs or flowers to pop up, either. I have to make special note about the quality of customer service offered by the owners, Lyndy and Bryce. My mom isn't internet-savvy, so I handle everything from my end, and how I "signed" her up to be a shareholder was complicated because of the circumstances. It didn't show from their end, though; they were happy to accomodate us and have always been quick with responding via e-mail. They even called her to make sure her first delivery was on par. My mom is picky and unafraid to be vocal about it, but Meadow Valley has far surpassed both her and my expectations. I'm happy to support both their business and their principles. In the spirit of "community", they even support other local CSAs -- trust me, Las Vegans, if you haven't experienced what's akin to a farmer's market delivered to your door, you don't know what you're missing out on. Anyone looking for fresh, local, quality produce in the LV metro area should absolutely give Meadow Valley a try. Yes, you can join a CSA even if you live in a desert!

I regularly buy my produce at the farmer market at Stewart and Convention Center each Friday from 9…read moreto 2, some times I go earlier and I find already the enthusiastic people ready to offer their products. I have to tell the cucumbers I buy from Bryce & Lyndy are fantastic, as well other vegetable fresh chicken and eggs. We also find there honey, fresh bread, nuts, and more. I recommend my clients to go and hold fresh produce. I am an Esthetician who likes very much natural products to eat and for my services, specially for masks, lotions and more, I have my Spa close to the market so it is convenient to go between clients or before I open. Thank you for being so kind. Nelly Scheer- Charnel Spa

While Walmart isn't a beacon of corporate responsibility and quality, the supercenters are a…read morehelpful one-stop shop for the basics especially when you're just passing through. A short drive from Hurricane, this Walmart has basic pantry and grocery items, clothing, electronics, etc. It's a convenient stop if you're preparing for Zion.

Big, clean store with friendly workers and lots of good things-- like Franz gluten free bakery…read morebreads (omg yummy!) will br back to shop if we are ever in the area again. Highly recommend!

We kept hearing about WinCo and finally decided to check it out. It's huge and well stocked! Lots…read moreof items are cheaper than the regular grocery stores. It was very clean and great lighting. It wasn't hard to get help finding items. The check out line wasn't long and moved quickly. Plenty of parking too. It's open 24 hours! We will definitely go back to do more shopping!

We recently moved to Green Valley, about five minutes away from Winco. When we lived in Idaho. It's…read morethe only place we shopped. A lot of their prices are lower or the same as WM so it only makes sense to shop at WM since they offer pick up or if you shop in store, they bag your groceries. However Winco is my go-to for fresh telera rolls for work sandwiches and bulk calrose rice and their produce and fruits are also cheaper and they have a better variety. Their bakery department is also better quality and a bit cheaper. If you love to make your own poke bowls or poke, they sell frozen, already cubed ahi tuna for under five bucks a package. It's also best to shop here after 6pm as it can be pretty crowded before then.

This location of Albertson's often doesn't carry the sale items…read more 3 weeks in a row Albertson's didn't stock one of the sale items I came in to buy. 3 weeks back they didn't have sale potatoes. 2 weeks back they didn't have sale chicken thighs. This week they didn't have the jumbo sale cantaloupes (2 for $3.) and didn't even have a spot for them so I couldn't photo. Countless other times they didn't have sale items. They even occasionally send me a free item coupon. I remember once they sent me a free doughnut coupon and didn't have any doughnuts that day. The customer service here is much better (well at least it's normal) than their competitor Crazy Train Smiths (N.L.V. Location). This store would be much better if they carried the sale items.

My go to shopping for food. The folks are kind and are always willing to help you with your…read moreshopping needs. However, I do think they could power wash the front of the stores sidewalk smells and really dirty. I also think they could work on the pan handlers approaching you when trying to get into the store. However, the on the inside is clean and organized. Three stars for the outside and pan handlers four stars for the workers casino host and Starbucks workers all my favorite people..

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.

I went there on Feb.12 and 13, 2025, driving from Hoover Dam Lodge Hotel, for beverage and…read morebreakfast. First night, I got juice, eggs(turns out bringing them to Williams AZ), mini croissants, strawberry, and Mexican Coca Cola, costed $27.95. Second night, I got mocha ice cream for dinner(eating alone in the Nissan Rouge), three bottles of Mexican Coca Cola( bringing back to China), and a jar of Kosher pickles, costed $17.44. It was my first Nevada supermarket shopping, very nice environment, and great people, even fresh flowers in the desert.

This was the second of two Harmons Neighborhood Grocer locations that I visited on a recent trip to…read moreSaint George, and I am a fan once again! We went out of our way to go to this location as they had some special "dumpling squishies" that our teenagers "had to have," as this item was trending on social media. We called ahead and Harmons put two to the side and it's a good thing - when we went by a few hours later, these were the only ones left in stock! We also purchased some snacks for our drive. Staff was friendly, store was clean, and selection on all products was fabulous. I agree with others that this is the best grocery store around and worth a visit if you're in the area.

Our go-to stop for groceries on the way to Zion. Prices are really reasonable, and they've got a…read morenice selection of goods that are pretty typical of grocery stores. I like how they also have a large seating area for folks to eat. We did try the gelato that they sell here and it's pretty good! My favorites are the Biscoff and pistachio. There's also a cafe for drink orders. It's not too far off the freeway, and there's also a gas station - great one-shop stop!