ALDI

Excited to go to this new store and see what the hype is all about. From the moment we walked into the store we were disappointed. Loose, empty boxes on every shelf. It looked like nothing had been straightened or cleaned up in quite a while. Final step was check out and the only person we saw that was affiliated with this store had such a nasty look on her face we almost walked out. I can't imagine that people will continue to shop here and judging by the parking lot its already the case.

I was so awesome seeing this Midwest discount move out here to Vegas. For a small discount store, ot has a fairly large selection of food items. Some are name brands, but most are Aldi's in-house brands. And they are high-quality as well as affordable. One of the cost saving measures is the lack of cart pushers. All of their carts are all located at the front of the store in a corral. To get one, you deposit a quarter. After you're done, you bring it back and you get your quarter back. Another thing to note is that there are no self-check registers. All purchases are rung up by a cashier, and customers bag their own purchases. That's why bringing your own bags is a must. My only real critique with Aldi's is that their milk sell-by dates leave a lot to be desired. Some of their milk was dated to end within a week, and some was dated to end on the day I visited. Beyond that, the rest of the products they offered, including their produce and fresh meats were of exceptional quality.

This place was different. Need your own bags (can buy) has a table after you pay to bag your own groceries. .25 to use a cart need to have a quarter. Store was a little dark. Has some name brand but mostly off brand. Not bad, there isn't one near me so I won't be going back, but it's good for the local area.

Nicely staffed for a new opening, staff is there to help! Long time ALDI fan - yes you bag your own items after checking out. You most likely won't find the "name brand" you might be looking for. But I've always enjoyed their selection and pricing. Glad to have one close by again!

The prices at Aldi's are very good for the most part. Especially on fresh vegetables. But I have been on a plant-based diet for 25 years and would like to see more alternatives to dairy and meat. The staff is friendly and very helpful.

I got a great deal on name brand items. Campbell's cream of mushroom was $1.49 for the small can, versus Albertsons which cost $1.99 for the same exact item. The fruits, vegetables, and breads are always a good bargain. It's really up to the consumer and what they are looking for at ALDI. You can really save $$$ if you're on a tight budget. That's the beauty of ALDI.

After seeing a short spot on the Today Show about the chain, I thought it would be worth a try, even though the closest location was a bit of a drive. The segment on the show touted organics, private label brands that do not include harmful chemicals and colorings and fresh produce. The location on Rainbow (89118) was the location I visited. The quarter for a shopping chard should not be a deterrent at all. You put a quarter in a slot, in order to unlock the cart, and after exiting the store, you push the cart back in the row to lock it in, and your quarter is released back to you. As advertised, I brought my own bags, which is not a problem, as I was prepared to bag my own things. The clerk scanning the items simply put them back in my cart, and I had to go over the this long counter on the wall just past the check out stands, and bag them there. So be prepared for that additional step of bagging AFTER the register. Selection: Very slim. And even if there were not empty sections in all departments, I did not see the private label brands that were discussed, but rather normal national brands. The produce section was very small, so in order to make a proper salad, another stop would be necessary. Customer Service: Very poor and likely understaffed. The person at checkout was not pleasant at all and seemed annoyed at the customers and the job duties. The only other employee I saw was a person stocking the cheese section. If I lived closer, I may give it one more try, but for the lack of products and customer service, its not worth the trip.

Food fresh good selection for a small store and prices were great. And staff was great! My first time shopping here. A couple things to know. You need a quarter for the carts and bring bags or better yet buy theirs the big bags are fantastic

I know it's a popular store, so sometimes I get more than 1 item at a time; in case. I had a list. But since we come here almost every week I notice that sometimes something on my list is out. So no biscuits this time. (The top three popular items always on my list are pizza dough, biscuits & tofu.) Not a large shopping trip this time but we got under $10.00. Two cans of cream of mushroom soup, one can of pumpkin, 10 lbs potatoes- $1.99, tofu, low-sodium chicken broth, & bananas. I am always telling people about Aldi. People I talk to, people at work, people on Next Door. Great store, great prices, we'll be back.

I was excited that a new grocery store chain was going to open up in my neighborhood, especially since I've heard all the buzz around Aldi and its cheap prices and "Aisle of Shame." I've shopped at this location three times, and I have been left unimpressed every single time. First, you have to pay to "rent" a shopping cart for the store. It's extremely confusing, and I still haven't quite figured out the lock and key system. You'll get your quarter back, but it's a huge hassle. I also think the store is very unpleasant inside. It feels like a low rent dollar store with concrete floors and cramped aisles. The produce always looks close to being rotten, and the store carries weird off-brands that are sad looking dupes of popular brands. They have a very small frozen food section and the interior aisles have mostly overpriced brand name goods (like sauces and cereals) next to no-name brands that are cheaper. There's a wine section that still says 'coming soon' even after three months, and the fresh dairy section has some unusual cheese selections. The bread aisle is tiny as well. The famous Aisle of Shame to me is a nothingburger. They always have random items that nobody really needs, like women's sleeveless undershirts or giant dusters to candles. Apparently these items change frequently and shoppers visit the store weekly to check them out, but I don't think it's worth the hassle. I can't imagine anyone using Aldi as their main grocery store, and I just don't see any reason to shop here unfortunately. This one is a big bust of a supermarket for me.

This is my first ever Aldi visit...I visited my niece in Ohio and she had an entire house full of Aldi products...so I hoped we had one here and lo and behold we have 4 stores in the valley. This one is closest to my house. We grabbed a cart and started perusing... I spied some good looking veggies for a salad..could not believe the price point. Also grabbed sourdough bread (amazing) and several chip products that were name brands I did not recognize.. it everything I brought home is inexpensive and very good!! I bought two reusable bags...they hold a lot of groceries. I will definitely come here often...these are some really good deals this day and age!

Aldi finally landed in Vegas, and it's about time. This isn't your one stop megastore; it's where you go to browse, discover, and score some unbelievable finds. The aisles are wide, the pricing is clear, and you never feel like you're playing detective just to figure out what things actually cost. None of the coupon hoops or fine print games that have turned shopping at Smith's and Albertsons into an exhausting ritual. From minimally processed snacks and straightforward products to clean, organic ingredients at prices that make you double take ($1.59 for a dozen eggs in 2025?!), it's hard not to leave impressed. Service is quick and always delivered with a smile, and the cashiers somehow keep the line moving faster than anywhere else in town. Bring your own bags, bring quarters, and bring your curiosity. Beware, Kroger stores. Aldi is coming for you, and if this location is any sign, it won't be a fair fight. Faster checkouts, better prices, friendlier service, and nice wide open aislesfull of products that feel thoughtful instead of corporate. Plus, they always have carts ready

I had my first experience at Aldi in the US. The prices are really inexpensive and the fruits and vegetables even look good. They also have the well-known Aldi finds aisle which is basically a whole bunch of junk that you didn't know you needed that you do need now. I had an incredibly positive interaction with the GM, Andreas. He was so kind and helpful to me and encouraging to his employees. Be prepared, though. You will need to bring your own bags and a quarter if you want to use a basket.

Aldi is a great store to find some deals and yummy finds you may not find elsewhere. Some of the items that they carry that I particularly love are their pub style pretzels, jelly (they carry different brands here than other stores), their winking owl wine (although currently they don't have alcohol at this location), and some fresh items like olives and cheeses. Service at this location was lacking. We came in on a Monday night and there was one cashier working with at least 10 people in line. Ambiance was that of a similar establishment. For Vegas peeps: note you must bring a quarter if you want a cart. Pop the quarter in and shop. When you return the cart you can pop your quarter back out, so essentially it's free. Also, you must bag your own groceries. They put everything in a cart and then you go off behind the register and bag it if desired or go straight to your car.

I went to Aldi's once in Illinois in 2020 amd I recall not being impressed. But it seems very popular here, so I gave it another go. I must say I was pleasantly surprised. A good selection of a variety of product from fresh produce to frozen and everything in between. There sale prices are really good! The only issue I had was the frozen "deveined" shrimp. Many of them were visibly not deveined until I got home. Also, many products did not have prices. I wasn't about to track someone down to find out. A lost sale, perhaps. Other than, I'll be back. The store was clean, the checkers are fast, and plenty of parking and carts.

Came here a few weeks ago back since I've never been to a Aldi's before. First and only problem was I don't carry quarters with me and you need a quarter to get a shopping cart. The store has a lot of good items that are a little cheaper than the stores in the area but for me I don't think i could do a whole shopping here for a family, it's just certain items I would buy here. Once you purchase your items here, you bag the stuff yourself. overall, the store was a good addition to the area but there's three other stores in the area within blocks to choose from to shop at and nothing really stand out here for me to shop here all the time.

Aldi now open in Las Vegas on 7150 S Rainbow Blvd, as of 15-MAY-25. We popped in for the Grand Opening and perused each aisle. Note the items change each week based on their Aldi Finds. Nice bright sotre with clean aisles. Some good deals found here include pocky sticks, frost drinks (similar to sparking ice), produce and deals on meat. They are giving out coupons for future visits with any purchase while supplies last $5 off a purchase of $30 or more for the next 3 weeks. In the future note: to get a shopping cart you will need to lend a $0.25 quarter and when you deliver it back you get it back. Common process in Europe at grocers. Bag your own groceries or pay for one, helps keep the prices lower and lines moving. Store hours 9am to 9pm MON-SUN. Tip: Bring your own bag as you will need to pay for them if you do not have some.

May 15th, grand opening of the Aldi location on Rainbow. Paid a visit after work, cause well, ya know, why not right. First time shopping at this Aldi / any Aldi altogether. The store was clean, easily navigable. I had no expectations and no shopping list in mind, but ultimately left with $57 bucks worth of goods, as you'll see in the pictures attached haha. I believe shopping carts might take a quarter (25 cents) to unlock, but I found one in the lot and just used it in the store. There appears to be no free shopping bags to utilize unlike other grocery stores, but you can purchase larger reusable ones for $0.99, and I think they had smaller ones for like $0.69. After checking out, there's a counter where you can stop at to bag your own groceries. All in all, it was an enjoyable experience. Cool addition to town.

I'm familiar with Aldi because my family shops at the ones in Oklahoma and Texas and I've been to locations in Western Europe. We specifically leave empty space in our luggage to get their LiveGFree gluten-free products to take home. This location has no savory LiveGFree products except some frozen chicken bites. I did see one cake mix once, but I've been a couple times and didn't see them there every time. This location doesn't have enough edible products but has an extra long row of odds and ends junk products. Staff is pleasant and prices are affordable.

I'm really disappointed with this location. We rent a house in Newport Beach for the holidays every year, and the Aldi near there is always great for picking up a few essentials, snacks, or something quick for the kids. I was genuinely looking forward to this new store opening near my office so I could run in for lunch items or grab what I needed to make dinner on my way home. I've now been here about half a dozen times, and the best word I can use to describe it is lackluster. The store is disorganized, the shelves constantly have empty sections, and the cashiers are consistently rude. About two visits ago, the cashier actually lectured me because I used a key instead of a quarter to release a shopping cart (I didn't have a quarter on me at the time). He told me I "couldn't do that" and that he hoped my key got stuck. My response was, "Well, I already did it, and I promise you I'm leaving with the key, even if it means getting a hammer out of my car." Normally, I'm not confrontational with retail employees, but you truly had to be there -- the attitude was unreal. Then yesterday, I went on my lunch break to grab a few things for taco night. I grabbed the last bag of sweet potatoes on the display, only to find at checkout that they were rotten and leaking some kind of liquid all over the rest of my groceries. I handed them to the cashier and politely let her know, and asked if there were any more in the back since the shelf was empty. She shh'd me, rolled her eyes, and slowly reached for the walkie talkie like I was inconveniencing her. I stopped her and said not to worry about it. She rolled her eyes again, shh'd me again, and asked, "Are you sure?" I told her yes -- and that I'll just go to Sprouts across the street and from now on. To make this even more frustrating, the person behind me in line (who turned out to also be an Aldi employee) was told by the cashier that they'd "been getting rotten sweet potatoes brought up all day." If that's the case, why not pull the batch? Why not warn customers? Why not do anything to prevent people from buying rotting produce? To add to all of this, nearly every time I've visited, there are people outside "collecting donations" for charities I've never heard of. They are overly aggressive to the point that one actually grabbed a bag out of my cart. I had to tell him I didn't need help with my groceries or my cart and that I just needed to get back to work. He proceeded to ask where I worked, what I did, and even how much my watch cost before I finally just walked away. That's not just uncomfortable -- it's completely inappropriate. Prices are reasonable, the location is the problem.

Same set up as the Aldi on Marks St in Henderson but the isles are wider and easier to get past other shoppers. Good choices for most brands and the pricing is less than Walmart's! The folks working at the store are just as nice as the other location. Very clean shelf's, coolers and freezers and pretty well organized. Wasn't hard to find exactly what I wanted. Was very happy with this location. If you want to save money Aldi is the place to go. Remember to bring a quarter for the shopping cart and your own grocery bags. You will be bagging your own groceries.

I am not impressed of this place. I thought they have Asian hot foods but it is just your regular American market . I guess I'm in the wrong store. And that coin for cart things is annoying. No one carry change or cash in 2025. We are not in the 90s here.

Maybe you have to have been to an ALDI to know what to expect at an ALDI. They have a decent selection of food, but you're not going to find everything you would at Smith's, Walmart or Von's. If you understand that, you won't be disappointed. ALDI has good fruit and veggie prices. It's my favorite thing about them. The store is set up like all other ALDIs and it's like Sam's or Costco when it comes to bring your own bag. My mom is in town so she was happy to see a familiar store while here. While this might not be the store to get all of your needs, it does have a good amount of them. If you haven't been to one, check it out. If you rely on social media as your guide, then it might seem overrated?? Don't forget your quarter to unlock a shopping cart and your bags for your groceries.

If you are in need of affordable healthy groceries, make sure you stop by. The Las Vegas locations are now open and fully stocked. They also have seasonal items that are a steal.

Ridiculous "customer service" Management not much better Luke should be pushing carts, not handling money.

New Aldi location in town, however, I think its smaller and not as well stocked as other Aldi locations I've been to in other cities and states. There definitely is not as much gluten-free selections either.

For my first trip to this Aldi after being familiar with it from the east coast.There was good parking available and ample stock of most items during my visit. Prices for some items were a bit expensive but they do offer a wide variety of things. Beware the middle aisle as they have stuff that you don't even know you need but will love! The store was clean and well organized. Service was super friendly. The cashier pointed me to a cart when I didn't have a quarter and I was able to pass it on to another customer when I finished. I will definitely be back to this location again.

Was so excited finally Aldi. Clean and friendly staff! Everything was stocked well and available! Not too busy today.

Hello, im from the east and we have had an Adis forever. It was always my favorite for good quality groceries. So when it came to Vegas I was overjoyed. The store was clean, well stocked and had great prices. However my experience with the cashier today was less then pleasant. Bianca was dismissive, rude and a real jerk. I dont think She should be placed where any customer has any interaction w Her. In a time where people are fighting for jobs, Them has one and treats others like crap. Make it make sense. People that hate the public or thier job, shouldn't be at that job anymore, there's so many that want to work and will do it w pleasure.

The store itself..fine. The employees that bring out the pick ups are beyond ridiculous. I don't know what has happened to customer service but it's definitely nonexistent. Once a bag of potatoes was thrown to my husband when he was still putting groceries in the trunk (he had an injured back at the time as well) and the employee just turned around and walked away. Then the app wasn't working so I had to check in for my husband via the text that is sent. I thought he had said he was there but he said he was on the way and they freaked out that he wasn't out there when it was an honest mistake. If the app worked we wouldn't have that problem. Then he just picked up an order today and the employee said "it's always something with you guys" when she couldn't see that his vehicle is green (you input the color and type of car in the app). There isn't a dark green option and it night time. Also, why not have parking spots with numbers we are input instead because most dark green vehicles look black when it's night. All in all whether you feel a certain way about a customer or not you don't treat them like that. And the company has some improvements to do for the customer and employees. Really contemplating not shopping here any longer.

It's the only place where I get my thin crust pizza they have a variety of cheese which I love! Brioche bread is one of my fave! Price is reasonable. The items are placed right. Not chaotic. Service is provided with a smile. Overall experience is excellent.

Just your typical Aldi. Glad they finally opened them up here in Vegas, it's about time!

For a new store I was super disappointed . So mix matched the set up . Dirty and it just looked like an old $1 store.

Absolutely Love The Place To Shop With My Dad, The Stuff They Have Is Very Fresh And The Store Is Very Clean.

Staff at check out was great, but there is nothing special there that you can't get at Smiths or Trader Joe's. I would not go back.

Shockingly cheap. So clean. I spent $50 and i left with 4 bags. Later tgat day i went to trader joes. 1 bag was $40. Run to Aldi.

First time in Aldi was today. Really disappointed. Think I read a review on Google that said it was a ghetto Trader Joe's; that's probably accurate. I mean a deposit of 25 cents to get a shopping cart; no bags provided, but they'll sell you one. A name brand is a rarity, brands you never heard of common and jut a penny, or two less than brands at regular supermarkets. Suggest you use Walmart,although Aldi's marketing seems to be geared to bargain hunters creating fake news on items that are supposed to be a real bargain. Yeah, save yourself the trip and go to Walmart, Target if you're a shopper who just refuses to go to Walmart.

The team member Veronica was really rude! If people don't like what they do for their job then maybe they should look someplace else. It's not the customers fault that they don't deserve the guest service they deserve. Please keep Veronica in the back stocking. Customer service is not her thing!

Will never shop here again. First off why am I paying for cart I am born and raised in Vegas and this shot is what's bring Vegas down. and I couldn't get my quarter back after they said I could. Absolutely the most disgusting place I been too. Not to mention how rude the staff is. Please don't open any more

A new Aldi's is under construction in my neighborhood. While I was in another part of town, I stopped by the Aldi's in that neighborhood. Walked every aisle, checked prices on name brand products as well as store brand products. No surprise here, the name brand products were higher in price than Walmart and Smith's. What was usually lower in price were the store brands. Also, found out not all Aldi's carry, even their store brand products in all their stores. Meats, for example, were way over-priced.

Over priced on most items. Not a great selection of products. Has a small emptiness atmosphere feel to it.

Aldi has this huge reputation. Tons of folks love it. But why? I went here for the first time today. I had heard Aldi was different and did a bit of homework so I knew I had to bring a quarter to get a cart, bring my own bags, and that they mostly carried their own brand rather than a wide range of brands. But I was shocked when I couldn't find half the items on my list. These weren't weird or unique items such as certain ethnic foods or a special cookie. These were items I could find at Dollar General, let alone every other store Americans visit. Again, I get that'd have to buy their brand, but there were normal super market items that they simply didn't carry (although they did have plenty of ramen, chips and soda so it's not a space issue). I had to finish my shopping at Smith's. So the slight savings I may or may not have gotten here is heavily outweighed by the major inconvenience. And on top of everything else Aldi seems to attract folks who go out of their way to block aisles and wonder aimlessly. The only good thing I can say is that the produce was good and the place was clean.

First and last time coming here. Stick to Trader Joe's! Totally forgot you have to pay ¢25 for a shopping cart. They don't bag your items, just THROW everything in a cart next to the cashier, and you have to awkwardly get on the side by this counter to bag your own things, or thankfully take that cart with everything all over the place, and organize it in your car. Might as well put a self check out since the One cashier working hates their job. I like how quiet the store is. But everything is a mess, looks like you're just picking random left overs from discounted stores or a homeless shelter. I was looking forward to more organic options- they're hard to find. The prices were okay but I find Trader Joe's more affordable. I compare Aldi like a tiny walmart. Overall, everything felt eerie, small, random, sad, and all over the place. Some things are convenient to get but paying a quarter for a shopping cart is not worth it, and threw my shopping experience off.

If I could give 0 stars I would. Listen I never leave comments on yelp unless I actually feel like I have to. I also understand that Aldi's is new to Vegas and I've personally never been to one before. Well since I needed a quarter for the cart I was hoping I could do some kind of cash back to get the quarter. I had to pay for something so I grabbed mints and had to get $20 back and got some quarters. So once I finally get the cart I start my shopping it's nothing crazy, prices don't seem super low to me and don't seem like crazy deals like I've heard all over the internet. One I finish my shopping I'm waiting in line to check out and I see that I have to pay for bags.... Okay so I grabbed 8 paper bags because I did get a lot to last me until my next grocery store trip. I figured whatever I don't need I can put back. So I loaded up my groceries onto the belt and the cashier with attitude asks for me to put the cart to the other side of her. So I did and I was expecting her to bag them as well, but then as she's scanning she is just tossing all of my groceries into the cart and put the bags to the side. I was so confused and looked around and saw everyone go to the counter and bag everything themselves. Once I saw my total I was fuming. I spent more here than what I do at Trader Joe's. So what I understand is I have to pay for the cart(I understand I get the quarter back) pay for the bags, and bag them all myself while the cashiers are sitting when I can go to Trader Joe's for better service for the same price?!? After I bagged my groceries I took everything to my car and gave the extra bags to people going into the store. As I was putting my groceries in the car the bags started to rip.... I just had it at that point. I work in hospitality so I fully believe treating the customers and guest like 5 stars, so it's disappointing when other people in costumer service don't do the same. Aldis is not for me and I will be sticking with Trader Joe's.