wow I am so glad I found this place, it's so much easier and closer to drive over here than it is to yinz binz (plus nellis outlet is a little better) I like the concept that they have here with 3 color sections. $1, $3, $6 I have been here several times now and I have found amazing items at fantastic prices especially protein shakes. It can get a little crowded at times But it's worth it, checking out of each section is always smooth quick and easy the employees are very very nice and overall I have had no issues. I especially like that they have an outside entrance with easy close by parking ,so that you don't have to go into the mall. The employees do a really good job keeping this place clean and organized and that definitely shows. I definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants to experience some bin shopping you never know what you're going to find . read more

Customer service much? Hungry Monster and I were excited to check out the new Nellis Auction location at Meadows Mall after I learned about it during a lunch break. The location has plenty of parking and a large amount of space, with an exterior entrance for online pickups and another entrance connected to the mall. Our experience, however, was disappointing. When we entered, we did not see clearly posted signs explaining the shopping rules, including what customers could and could not do with merchandise or which carts were required in specific areas. There were also no employees on the floor explaining the rules to customers. This became important because our first interaction with a Nellis employee was specifically about how we were supposed to shop. We entered near the red bins and began browsing. Many of the items were in open boxes or clear plastic containers, while others were unopened and labeled with descriptions of their contents. A security officer named Matthew approached us and told us that we needed to shop from the inside of the bins. Since we had not seen any signage explaining this requirement, we followed his direction. Shortly afterward, we heard Matthew tell another customer that she had the wrong cart for the area. She appeared confused, as there were no signs explaining the cart requirements and she was using a red cart in the red-bin section. The situation escalated when I was showing Hungry Monster an already-open box containing decorative flowers. Matthew approached me and stated that I was not allowed to open boxes. I explained that the box was already open and that I was simply showing Hungry Monster what was inside. Matthew responded that he had seen me open it. I felt the accusation and manner in which I was approached were unnecessarily confrontational. Rather than argue, we attempted to walk away and continue shopping. Matthew then indicated that he wanted to detain both of us over the incident. I asked whether surveillance footage could be reviewed. Matthew said there were cameras and that he could check them, then called management. We spoke with a manager whose name I believe was Siena or Siera. We explained what happened and asked whether the footage could be reviewed. We were told that only corporate could access the footage at headquarters, which was confusing because Matthew had previously said he could review it. The entire situation was disappointing, particularly because it escalated over a $6 item. We came to browse and enjoy the experience, not to break rules or disrespect employees. I work in the service industry for a $30 billion company and understand the importance of customer service. I believe Nellis Auction could improve the customer experience through clearer signage, better communication of shopping rules, and additional training in customer interaction and de-escalation. The new location has significant potential, but this experience left us feeling unnecessarily accused and unwelcome. read more

if you want to spend your day getting screamed at, head to Nellis outlet in the meadows mall. Nellis crew are nice. This complaint is about the Medow's Mall security inside the Nellis warehouse. Sadly , Nellis utilizes Mall security, who do nothing than scream (rules? ) across the huge warehouse floor. It's so bad, you can't even understand what they are screaming. It's like that horrible substitute teacher that just screams at kids all day long! My husband and I were right in front of this female when she decided to scream- something across the whole room. I'm talking about having to cover -your-ears screaming! We could not converse because of this obnoxious screaming by the pictured female. She was Jarringly RUDE! THEN, she didn't like the fact that he was on one side of the bins, the $3 side and I was on the $6 side. OMG! Is that what prompted her SCREAMING in our ears? BTW, my husband's hearing aids didn't appreciate this vile outburst from this mall employee. No one understands you when you are screaming like a prison guard. RUDE. Unintelligible. Unprofessional. This is why this Mall is called the 'Ghetto-mall.' We will never subject ourselves to this kind of experience again. read more

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Very rude worker. (The one with terrible lip filler, blonde highlights, with a light tan complexion, and an accent) On June 4th, 2026 @5:44pm a rude worker (as described above) GRABBED my sister's boxes and proceeded to dump them upside down when asking her why she felt the need to do that she then proceeded to dump and falsely accuse her of stuffing the other box with junk (Which wasn't the case). Instead of allowing my sister to just put the item back in the box she continued to grab my sister's other items and RIP the boxes open while spilling one of the set pieces to that SINGULAR item all over the place, and watched as my sister struggled to pick the pieces up in a dehumanizing way. She was entirely and utterly out of line not only trying to HUMILIATE but, degrade my sister, myself, and my little niece and nephew. She didn't stop when my sister was actively trying to cooperate and open the boxes she still continued to demean and embarrass her in front of customers and staff. She then proceeded to charge me for my items and did not behave that same way with me nor the prior customers and after. Just solely my sister. My sister came to Vegas to visit and was very excited when I mentioned this store, only to be belittled by an embarrassingly rude worker who represented the business horribly and as well embarrassed me for how many positive things I've said about it, only for those positive comments to quickly turn around when treating my sister with the worst unprofessional disgusting behavior. We were having such a great time and it broke my heart to see my sister's joy be stripped from a singular worker. I hardly leave reviews and even less terrible ones. However, this was just, honestly very bad! read more

Went with a friend who won an auction and had to pick up at this location. It was easy to follow the instructions on how to pick up items inside the facility as there are big signs everywhere. Use the phone app to complete the pick up process. The transaction was completed within minutes. read more

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I like the ease and efficiency of how quick I can get in and out of the outlet. It is a very efficient way to shop for a guy who doesn't like to shop. Highly recommended. read more

So we had an hour to kill because the place for lunch wasn't opened yet and I had bookmarked this place. So off we went and lots of plenty of parking in this mall (which wasn't opened yet but Nellis was) We saw plenty of people with shopping carts full of stuff. That was a good sign. Theres the auction pickup here as well as the outlet in $1, $3, $6 sections. Each section has a cashier in that respective section. What I've noticed: lots of people in the $1 section. The $6 section wasn't that much better than the $3 or $1 section. Lots of products were opened and finding the other parts is almost impossible. We saw lots of calendars, expired sodas, Christmas stuff. (This was end of march) We did score some teaching items that we saved about $15. So that was worth it alone. We would come back if we were in the area again, bring hand sanitizer with ya. read more

Nellis Outlet - Everyone is at the black zone it seems - Home Decor Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Well you just never know what you might find here but usually there's something to buy. I've bought boots, tools, jackets. Pet toys, kitchen gadgets, and lots of other stuff. With everything between $1 and $6 it's usually a great deal if you need it. read more

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This is my least favorite of the Nellis Outlet locations. Rather than drive up and get your order, here you have to enter the building. I think this used to be a Sears. The good news is that whenever I've come here to pick something up, the staff is super quick and I've in and out in about five minutes. read more

This is really an average of two separate reviews 5 stars for the pickup service (from winning items from the online auction). Service is quick and efficient. Products are typically as described (but sometimes not! So be sure to check). If you are unhappy with your purchase there is a 7 day window to make returns. 1 star for the outlet. The store is segregated into $1, $3, and $6 sections. Personally, I found that sifting through piles of disorganized junk makes for a rather poor shopping experience. If you're determined to dig through the bins to find something worth buying I suggest bringing gloves to avoid making direct contact with all the filth and grime. My hands felt gross and sticky after tossing through the mess of useless crap that have been touched by loads of people before me. Yuck. Plenty of parking available at Meadows Mall. We have never had any trouble finding a parking spot close to the entrance. If you're going for the outlet come early (like as soon as they open) because anything worth buying gets taken within the first couple hours. Good luck and bring hand sanitizer. read more

If you are looking for a treasure hunt, Nellis Outlet is the place to be. For cleanliness, wear gloves to ensure you don't touch anything wet as stuck is just thrown in the bin. If you dig, you can find stuff that is valuable. We found cases of items in the $6 section that were sealed. Important note is that you may have a time limit in a section and you can not open any boxes or bags. For each section, you need to checkout and wait to the side or bring it to your car. Items add up quickly but the value can be there if you are patient. They have red bins for $1, grey bins for $3 and black bins for $6. read more

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If you have a few hours to kill and like mystery boxes this is the place for you. Maddy & I spent 3 hours going through the sections. The 1st area was a $6.00 bin, then $3.00 and the final area is $1.00. I did find some cute candles. I would go back. See my pics read more

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While in town, we visited this Amazon liquidation outlet and we enjoyed it so much we visited a second time. We love a good treasure hunt. There's a $5, $3 and .50 section of Amazon return items. Each day there are different items in the $5 section. If you want to see the new merchandise first, you need to get in line early. We arrived about an hour or two after opening and they still had a good selection of items. The next day, the $5 becomes the $3, the $3 becomes the $.50 cent and so on. When you arrive, you get in the line based on which section you want to enter. I decided on the $5 section each visit. I found a Calvin Klein dress shirt, a north face jacket, brand new shoes, Gap jeans, and plenty more. Remember, these are returns so use your judgement of they are new or if something might be missing. Things I learned: You need to use the shopping carts that match the color section. You cannot open boxes even if there is no description or you could be escorted out. You can also bid on their auctions online and setup a time for pickup of your items. read more

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My wife and I love coming here almost every weekend to see what new treasures we can find. You never know what you'll come across! We've found some really great deals, especially in the $1 section. I definitely recommend taking your time and checking every section because there are hidden gems throughout the store. If we're not shopping here, we're usually at the Nellis Auction looking for our next great find. If you enjoy bargain hunting, this place is definitely worth a visit! read more

My four stars are for the nice employee who helped me figure it out and was also fully understanding that I bailed out just a few minutes later. Lots of people had big carts full of stuff. Soda, food, clothes. Piles and pills of cheap crud. 1 out of 5 for the shopping experience and merchandise. Aggressively digging - rummaging around in a crowd of people and kids and carts to grab random items just because they are cheap. It just wasn't for me. When I got to a bunch of MAGA trash, I was out the door. It's just junk and nothing to do with the store, but I hate DJT and have no room for that negativity on a lovely Sunday morning. read more

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All I have to say is make sure you have time to browse. I went there just to look around and came out with many items. The staff is very friendly. I spent well under $50 and walked out with many items worth more than I spent. This place is my new favorite. read more

Tuesday was my first experience.I went down the $3 aisle. FridayI came in the day after christmas and I decided to take a chance and do the $6 aisle. I did pretty good. read more

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Girlfriend and I had a blast there. You need a Nellis App on your phone to see what somethings are but loads of fun and great deals

This place is NASTY AS FUCK!! WARNING!! I went in here yesterday. I've bought junk from Nellis Auctions before. I thought this place would be cool and have hot deals on some items. Wrong! Everything in here is disgusting! Trash bins full of dirty clothes, expired food, bugs, random trash. This store is a health hazard. I had to leave after a few minutes. The smell was making me feel sick. Wear a COVID mask if you bother going in here. read more

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It's Terrible a father bring along his two or more daughters everyday age 11',12,13 something like that and each of them gran a shopping cart, consequently when the adults actually want to shop we can't because there are not carts left . The girls just grab I teams and place them in their carts so their dad can pick out whatever he wants meanwhile he has 3or more shopping carts sitting right next to him while the girls continue selecting teams and bring them all to him. The really need to enforce one shopping cart per family For the adults the ones actually paying don't have to wait for shopping carts How one person have the many shopping carts and people waiting on line for one shopping cart read more

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This was my first time visiting the Nellis Outlet, I had to see for myself what the big hype was all about. Each day costs a different amount and is open Friday through Tuesday, closed Wednesday and Thursday. I went on Tuesday, 50 cent day (yes, you read that right) around 10:45am, so there wasn't a line to get in. When walking in, I was greeted by a couple employees welcoming me in, notifying me that all items were 50 cents, and electronic payment only is accepted. It was a bit crowded and all shopping carts were in use. Trying to sift through tables upon tables of stuff was a bit overwhelming for me, Boxes were opened with their contents not to be found. I believe this operation is an Amazon return location, selling all returns at a minimal price since these items cannot be resold as new items. A very large percent of items were Halloween costumes, wigs, fake teeth and crafting items. $7.00 day, I was told, has larger and more desirable items. Be sure to bring a shopping bag, or pay $1 for a reusable bag. read more

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Always heard about this Nellis Auction thing in town but never had the chance to check it out. Now, I got a taste of what it's all about with this outlet store in a Vegas local's mall. The store is bare. It's just a huge room of several aisles made up of bins constructed from particle board. In fact, it's got a strong smell of Home Depot, but you quickly get over it when you realize what's going on. One of the many employees working gave me some context: most or all of this stuff is overstock or returned items from Amazon. If you've ever purchased anything from the 'zon, you'll recognize the plastic bag packaging and unique bar codes. These bins are full of the most random items and none of it is organized. A single bin could contain bed sheets, a usb charging hub, dining utensils, a leg roller, and some items you'll have no idea at all what it is from its packaging. They're working on a scanner that will tell you what the item is (almost everything has a bar code sticker on it). I noticed myself and probably everyone here has been hunting for a long while, in search of a deal. This was a treasure hunt, making it a fun activity. I could see myself bringing friends and family, spending an hour or several hours here just rummaging this stuff. So how much were these items in the bin? Everything on this soft opening day was $3 (all sales final; cashless payments only). But you can come back on a different day of the week where the price of the day is different (ie, $7 Fridays and 50¢ Tuesdays). I've seen some other shoppers with shopping carts that were completely filled, others with multiple carts. If you think this will be you, keep in mind there are no shopping bags so have someone pull the car up to you. read more

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Just came from this spot on a Friday afternoon to check out the hype. There were a good amount of people but it wasn't overly packed to the point where you were elbow to elbow at the bins. This place is exactly what you see in the pictures (hella random things that were returned from Amazon). I saw compression socks, a coat rack, a shoe organizer, Xbox controller, hdmi cables, shower caddy, karaoke machine, trash sports teams (cowboys sign and LA dodgers hat), etc. All the people complaining about it not being sorted and organized ... what do you expect for everything under $7. Part of the intrigue of this place is to find that hidden gem (a MacBook, iPad, Apple Watch). If they had all the electronics in one bin, everybody be in one spot fighting over stuff. Check out was easy and surprisingly fast. I waited maybe 5 minutes and they just basically count your items. I asked the lady checking me out what's the best thing they've seen there and she told me somebody earlier that day walked out with a MacBook. They are closed on Wednesday and Thursdays to restock their items. Therefore, Friday is the day to go if you want first dibs on items. If you're one of those people that has the patience to go to each bin and find stuff then this place is for you. If you ain't into rummaging through stuff and trash, take your boujee-ness to the actual mall that's attached to it. Im not gonna knock it ... I seen a lot of people with carts full of stuff. I think it's a place worth checking out if you wanna buy random things ... read more

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It's like ransacking through lots of rummage not a place for me. It's like a modern day flee market beating the next person to an item you are interested in. read more

Today I came to pick up an item from this location, and to be completely honest, at the start of the experience this would have been a one-star review--or less. However, everything changed because of a manager named Mark. Mark (bald, glasses, around 5'5") went above and beyond in every way possible. Despite clearly being under a lot of stress and dealing with a team that didn't always seem to be on the same page, he kept control, stayed professional, and never lost his composure. I was one of the first customers there when they opened, picking up an item I had purchased through their online auction. Unfortunately, their systems were down, and I ended up waiting about an hour and a half hoping things would come back online. During that entire time, Mark continued to communicate, reassure customers, and do everything he could to move things forward--even while the situation was out of his control. Then, somehow, the moment the system came back up, he made things happen immediately. He prioritized my order, personally went to the back, retrieved my item himself, and made sure I was taken care of. That level of customer service is rare. Mark was patient, respectful, and genuinely cared about the experience of every customer there. He acknowledged the inconvenience, stayed calm under pressure, and delivered when it mattered most. Because of him, this review went from one star to five stars. He absolutely deserves Employee of the Month--and honestly, if he continues like this, Employee of the Year. This is what true customer service and pride in your work looks like. Thank you, Mark. read more

Great Experience Fast Easy only thing You have to get down and park but thats not to crazy

When you start at the 50¢ section, and then head over to the $3 section and see the same stuff that you saw for 50¢, the illusion is revealed and you don't have to waste any more time. This place is a dud. Broken and incomplete items, dollar store crafts, opened food, and outdated journals. I saw people loading their carts to the brim, but there's no value in it for me. The employees were nice and helpful though. read more

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On a recent trip to Las Vegas we checked out the Amazon Nellis Outlet in the outlet mall. Once you get the hang of it, it's really easy to navigate. There are three different sections inside one large room and also one section for the online auction pick up. The section with the new items that they just put out is five dollars, the section next to that is three dollars and the other section is $.50 per item. Every day they add new items in the five dollar section and the items from yesterday get moved over to the three dollar section and the two day old items get moved over to the .50 section. The line for the .50 section was fairly long and I guess they let people in as people are leaving, but we were not wanting to wait, so we went into the five dollar section. I was fussed at for having the wrong shopping cart because the shopping carts have tape on the handles that correlate with the color of the section you shopping in. There are just bins after bins of items and it would take you all day if you tried to look at everything. Some of the items are still in a sealed box with the label from Amazon on what's inside, some of the boxes have been torn open, but if they catch you doing that you will be removed from the store. Some items have just been put in a plastic bag. It is a very wide variety of items, I'm sure a combination of items that have been returned and closed out items. It was fun, I'm sure we will go back on our next trip to Vegas and this time we will take an extra suitcase! Credit Card only. read more

Nellis Outlet - The red section. Just read the signs to decide which section you want to enter. - Home Decor Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

More than once I have found an item to be missing things. I purchased a marble run and it doesn't have the connector pieces or marble so it's useless. When I was shopping around I found a Pokemon card game when I opened it it had "one piece game" cards in it. It leads me to believe maybe someone returned an Amazon item and switched the cards. So double check your items. read more

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Alan was extremely helpful and attentive. They cancelled my order at my appointment that I drove all the way from summerlin for since they couldn't find the item and although bummed I appreciate how friendly and helpful Alan was. Will be back. read more

Great auction deal. My advice is to bring a box cutter and thoroughly check every single item purchased. The customer service is very helpful. read more

I waited in the parking lot for a cart and the guy that works the door took it from me. How rude the place was packed. It is a major mess that's for sure, but the deals are fun. Bring gloves! They provide some but they are small. Oh and restocking each hour didn't happen, I saw them stock 2 bins in the 3 hours I was there. read more

We went late on a Sunday. Lots of buns to sort through. Pretty messy. Lots of stuff out of their packages. But if you want to spend the day rummaging that's the place read more

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great staff, lots of fun digging through the bins, can get messy in there so take your time

The outlet is a waste of time now. Finally came to their 3 tier sale. Very underwhelming, looks like they have less stuff and the whole system is not well thought out. You leave one section and have to drop off in your car before you can try another section. Made it easy to drive away. No more craziness to find hidden gems, just a bunch of almost-expired food items, leftover Christmas items and misc items that would be on a clearance shelf at Walmart. Talked to a reseller and he wasn't a big fan either. He mentioned he got a bunch of beef jerky cheap as a positive. Is there another outlet in town getting good stuff? Or is it all just auction now. Guess I'll save money and time now. read more

Nice place for the twos & fews of inexpensive items. It's a 1st come 1st serve of Amazon returned items. On special days they have special prices as low as $1. Just bring some gloves & a box cutter & have fun. It's like a HUGE garage sale. I have 1 suggestion though, they need a quick check out lane for 10 items or less, because the checkout line was sooooo long I put my 3 selections back & left. If you have a few hours to kill take the family & have at it !!! You just might find a few diamonds in the rough. I'll definitely go back but, on a day I don't have to work. read more

We found some cool stuff in a $3 box. Staff are always nice and service is quick. There was a flash sale for $20 to fill up a cart.

Ever wonder what happens to all the stuff returned to Amazon? Well here is some of it. There are bins for five dollars, three dollars, and $.50 --everything is paid by card no cash. You can only shop from one area at a time so you can't buy from the $5 area and then enter with your cart to the $3 area. So you either have to have someone who will stand there with the cart or put what you bought in your car and then go back in. Use your Amazon app to scan barcodes on unopened boxes, packages ( which may not always be accurate) .I started at the five dollar area and then went to the $3 area. I saw some items that were from the five dollar area being sold in the $3 area so not sure if you wanna start at 50 Cent and then work your way up that way if you can get it cheaper . A lot of junk that you have to go through, but there are some good finds. Lots of boxes multipack sealed Fritos / Doritos and a certain cereal I never heard of. Found a fascinator hat for 50 cents, dog treats, crushable hats( need those for travel), 15pk kind bars( what a steal for $5), clothing, 6pk bottles coke (caffeine free and cherry coke), moisturizer (sold for$42 on amazon) , pack of 6 reusable mop pads for Swiffer (that I was actually going to buy from Amazon ) for$3 , a knock off Broombi, along with some other stuff. No returns or exchanges allowed on purchases. Someone could've scored big with Little Caesars dog food boxes. I wish there was one of these stores near me but I think I would be in trouble if there was. This type of shopping isn't for everyone. Basically go in with no expectations so you are pleasantly surprised when you find something good. And the only fail was the box of Frito Lay chips that was supposed to be SunChips but ended up being Cool Ranch, Nacho, golden Siracha Doritos ( I'm not a Doritos fan). But overall good shopping rush!!! read more

Love this addicting way to shop the best deals. Don't pick up on Saturday afternoons if you can avoid it, because it's crazy busy in the parking lot!!! read more

I love shopping online and at the Meadows mall Facility workers are friendly and helpful every day there is a good deal I come here twice a week. read more