ALDI

I was really looking forward to visiting Aldi Nord in Las Vegas, expecting something close to the Aldi experience we know from Germany. Unfortunately, this store has absolutely nothing in common with a true German Aldi. The selection is extremely limited, and as a German customer, you definitely don’t feel welcome here. Everything is in Spanish and English, with a heavy focus on Spanish products. I could only find two German items — both were chocolate. Prices are completely overpriced compared to what Aldi promises elsewhere. The quality is terrible: during the grand opening, all the strawberries were moldy, and the taste was just as disappointing. Please don’t think that this is what an Aldi looks like in Germany — it’s completely different and much better there. Even the Aldi stores in Los Angeles offer a much bigger selection of German products than this one. One major disappointment is also the complete lack of an Aldi bakery. There is no fresh bread, no baked goods at all. The management clearly failed in delivering the concept customers expect from an Aldi store. Overall, the concept of this store completely misses the mark. A huge letdown!

With all the hype I expected more. First this store isn't very big. With any kind of crowd, it gets crowded easily. Being a small store, variety is not the greatest. I had heard about an "aisle of shame" not at this store. There was an aisle called "Aldi finds" maybe this is supposed to be the aisle of shame. That aisle seemed like a waste of space that could have been used for more grocery items. Visit and judge for yourself. I didn't see any reason to visit again.

We only have three of these in town I wish we had more to be honest. This place is so clean and friendly. The produce was so good and fresh. The prices where so low and so nice to see that it wasn't a arm and a leg to buy things. Me and my husband bought about 25 items and it came to like 19 bucks it was great.

We visited the new Aldi in Las Vegas during its opening week, drawn by the buzz. The store was incredibly crowded, making it hard to explore thoroughly. From what I saw, it resembled a small local Trader Joe's but with more brand-name products. Due to the overwhelming crowds, we left early but plan to return in a month or two when it's less busy to get a better sense of the store.

Way too many people with extra large shopping carts, fortunately aisles are wide enough. Good selection on organic items at good prices. Cashier lady was friendly and fast check out. Will be back at some point once things settle down. Also, you may want to consider bringing your own bags since they only have paper bags and they are not free. Edit: It's very inconvenient at the register trying to bag your groceries when you don't have a shopping cart.

This was my first time at an Aldi store. I believe it was their grand opening for this location. There were a lot of people shopping, of course. Some had carts full, and others carried their items. I think the shopping cart situation confused some of us, as they were chained together. I think you had to insert a quarter to unlock a shopping cart. Idk🤷🏽‍♂️ it was my first day. Aside from that, everyone who was there shopping seemed happy. My personal opinion is because of the price they're paying for groceries. The price for a gallon of milk was under $3. I bought three boxes of cereal, (2) 18oz boxes, and (1) 16.6oz box. I also purchased a 12 pack of dessert bars, and I paid $0.12 for a shopping bag. My total came out to $10.20. I feel like that's a lot for $10.00. I was listening in on some of the conversations that the staff was having with the other customers, and they all seemed like very nice people. It was a successful experience, I left there feeling happy, not just for myself, but for the community. Aldi is what Vegas locals need, and they're a great addition for Vegas residents.

Just went to Aldi soft opening… the store is extremely clean and I was very impressed with all the staff walking around, greeting everyone and helping with information on where all the items are located and any assistance needed. I’m definitely looking forward to the grand opening on tomorrow, which is Thursday, April 24. There are supposed to be lots of giveaways. Along with gift cards for food and groceries. This particular location is on Craig and Clayton.

Just came from Aldi and the continuous problem is cashiers throwing food in the buggy as they ring it up. This causes damage to eggs...bread...and anything else. Today I made a comment directly to the cashier that it would be helpful to handle our groceries with care so that our things are not broken. She responded "noted" and continued throwing my things in the buggy. Then said we needed to move because the "bagging station" was away from her register. People do not have to continue shopping at stores with a lack of customer service. Please train your associates to provide actual customer service and care for other people's items.