La Bonita

I went there on Sunday, August 17. I bought some beef to make barbecue. The meat displayed on the shelf looked very good, but when I got home and removed the plastic wrap, I found that the overlapping parts had turned dark, as if the meat had expired. However, I checked the label and saw that the packing date was just one day before I picked it up from the shelf, so it should not have been expired. Nevertheless, I paid full price for it and had to throw it all away. I don’t think I will ever buy beef products from there again.

La Bonita will elevate your mood with music! I always dance while I shop there. Great selection of produce and meats. When they have sales on other items they are good on price comparison. I like the hot meals they serve plenty of authentic mexican dishes. Prices are great! The parking can be tricky as it is always packed. I shop at 7 am to get the best selection and hassle free parking.

Best, Mexican store in town. Make sure you stop by the cooks making fresh tortillas. They will give you samples and you can buy them fresh off the conveyor belt.

I love this store! I eat healthy, and I come here for fruit. Prices are not always low but when you hit the season time, you can spend $20 on a watermelon, cantaloupe, cherries, grapes, mangoes, plums, avocados, cilantro, bananas, strawberries, tortilla chips and pastry for one person - and I eat a lot of it - but for an entire week.

This market la Bonita doesn’t allow us to bring pets in the store not even if they are service dogs, they kicked us out in the heat and I have a frenchie they even came up to us saying to take it out the cart. We always put a blanket to protect his feet so if you have a service dog, Don't come here😡

Having recently moved to the area I am glad I found the Latino store. Sprouts or even target don’t carry all Latino foods I need in my life. I use the Goya sofrito for a lot of my stews and I found it here. Veggies are reasonably priced. Not much organic but that’s okay. I was surprised and happy to have found they sell turmeric, nopales, and a variety of tortillas. I bought the sweat bread it was ok. Donuts were good.

The food is usually good, but I don't know if the staff is new or what. The service at the food court was terrible, and the food doesn't taste the same. It's cold and they are very slow, especially with a whole group of 8 women. The Mexican food doesn't taste authentic. This will be the last time I eat here.

This is a Mexican market. For me, it is the best one that I have been to. We go weekly now for fresh vegetables, essentials and especially the peppers. There are several things built in to this super market. A restaurant (I have not tried), a Tortilla factory (all kinds of tortillas that are excellent), a Butcher meat market (tip: grab one of the numbered tickets from the machine, so they call your number sooner to serve you), a Cheese / Deli market which has numerous ceviche's and all types of fresh cheese, a Dessert market which is always putting out fresh treats, and a Fruit counter what creates tasty treats. They have lots of fresh Masa, Hoja de maiz/Tamal, and enough fresh peppers (at least a dozen at any time) as well as dried peppers for you to make any possible recipe that you would want. That is mostly what I come for, the peppers. In addition to 'La Bodega' peppers and spices, they also manufacture their own (as well as their own varieties of hot sauces which I also recommend). I love roasting their Jalepinos over the BBQ, and do so weekly. They have a good kick to them. But their house 'Chile de Arbol' is special. I made a healthy portion of sauce with those ones and melted my face off. Very good quality. We go there weekly now. Give it a shot!

Went back as promised (The very next day but just now am leaving the review) My brother got the Pineapple Agua Fresca and I got the Strawberry, OMG--delicious. I also found my chips there, they are called, ... hang on, I am eating them right now...DUROS I love these. They are not easy to find unless you happen to find someone selling them on the side of the road. Now that I know La Bonita has them and for cheap too ($2 a bag) I will be back. The store is clean, everyone is friendly. If you are like me and do not speak any Spanish or Very little, don't be intimidated, its a a great store and someone will help you. Oh we bought some snacks there and those were amazing as well.

I would not even give one star if I could. I'm a loyal customer who shops at La Bonita Market every week and spends around $200. But after my experience the other day, I will never return. I had an emergency where I couldn't make phone calls unless I was connected to Wi-Fi. I didn't have my car, and I was stuck, needing to call an Uber to get home. I asked politely if I could connect to the store Wi-Fi just to make a quick call, and the staff gave me attitude. One girl said she didn't know the password and then started speaking Spanish with others in a way that felt dismissive and unhelpful. I understand some Spanish, and it was clear they were saying no -- without even trying to understand the urgency of my situation. The only kind person was the security lady, who told me to ask the manager. I explained everything to the manager: that I was stranded, I shop here all the time, and I just needed to connect for one quick phone call. She still refused to help. I even asked if I could use any phone in the store -- again, she said no, with zero care or empathy. This is NOT how you treat customers -- especially not loyal ones. Emergencies can happen to anyone. A little humanity and customer service go a long way, but clearly, that's not something valued here. After this, I told my friends and family to avoid shopping at La Bonita. Shame on the management for treating people this way.

I love their tamales here which are fresh! They have different types. I love the chicken ones! Egg and chorizo was also delicious! They have numerous food choices you pick from that are made daily! Service is a bit slow. Ambiance is causal

I was just planning on getting a quick snack plate for later but I had to get some coffee ice cream also. I had my heart set for chile verde pork ribs but this location did not have any so I settled for their birria instead, I normally prefer the birria in goat meat but they only offer it in beef here. Heart but not a deal breaker, lol. One drawback is the language barrier, my high school spanish has long been fossilized and petrified so no help there. I normally order their chile relleno which I really like but I wanted something else today. This is a great place for a quick takeaway when traveling.

So many variety and selection here and it's lower prices on a lot of grocery items than the American Supermaket. So glad I came here. First time and wanted to try it. Located in a corner plaza with plenty of parking. Upon entering, there's a deli / restaurant like area where you can buy home made Mexican food and sit and enjoy. Every section within the store is clean and organized. Your everyday vegetables and meats are very good prices. You can enter your phone number upon checkout and you get points for what you spent. I checked out myself at the self checkout and was straight forward and didn't need help. Really liked this supermarket and will be back for my household needs.

A clean and lively supermarket with up beat Mexican tunes piped in. Lots of parking. Check out lines move fast. Best part is their food and fresh fruit stand in their food court. A very international group of diners eat here. It's super reasonable and their plates are packed with their stewed servings. I make a point to get their freshly made juices. The VAMPIRE really is a vibrant red liquid of nutrients.

This store is consistently clean and well-organized. The staff is friendly and always helpful when needed. I usually come here for salsa and chorizo, and I appreciate the variety of brands they carry that I can't find elsewhere.

recently had a troubling experience at your deli counter that I feel needs immediate attention. While purchasing loose cheese, I noticed what appeared to be dishonest behavior involving the scale. The deli employee--who I believe is the manager (approximately 5'2", wears glasses, and has a long ponytail with thinning hair)--placed the cheese in a plastic container with a lid before putting it into a plastic bag for weighing. I noticed the scale deducted only 0.01 lb for the container, which seemed suspicious. I politely asked to weigh an empty plastic container with the lid separately, and it actually weighed 0.06 lb. However, when the manager came over and placed the same container on the scale, the weight suddenly showed 0.03 lb, not the accurate 0.06 lb I had just seen. When I asked for her name, she refused to give it to me. This kind of behavior is very concerning, especially during a busy weekend like Mother's Day when sales volume is high. It feels like the scale is being manipulated to overcharge customers and boost sales figures, which is unethical and possibly illegal. I ask that this issue be looked into seriously. Customers should be able to trust that they're paying only for the product--not extra weight from containers or dishonest scale adjustments

would really put 0 stars, the woman that work there always got attitude and are rude. asked for managers name and refused to tell me then got security.

Why is it OK to store raw meat under the register if a customer does not want it? Good thing I only get fruits there.

After breakfast with my gal pal, she wanted to show me around her Lil town. She had a food drive to help out at later so this grocery store was on her list of errands to check off for the day. Being from Hawaii, the prices had me shook! The islands could never, babyyyy..... $1 for 8lbs of onions, 50 cent 1lb strawberry clamshell, $1 for 3lbs of cabbage. Trippin ain't even cover the way I was feeling ok? She was able to pick up loads of groceries for the food drive. A cart FULL of items and not even break $30! She packed a box full of pastries for my family to try. I'm glad to see that she's retired comfortably here. The store is clean, employees all helpful and friendly, lots of parking. Walking past the seafood we had to do a double take at the refrigerated glass display... in a Hispanic market of course there would be a ceviche counter! Island girls looking for poke (cubed & seasoned raw fish) over here LOL! Near the checkouts they had a good selection of Mexican candies, good to know when the kids want to stock up! Although I'm not a local, and I don't visit often... I definitely will be back. I've definitely been telling everyone I know about this market cuz with those prices, daaang.....

I love La Bonita! They have amazing deals on produce and the best butchers in my area. You can find some rare items here like Florida avocados, rambutan, napoles (cactus) and rare cuts of meat. And lots and lots of papayas, which are one of my favorite fruits. In the butcher area, make sure to get a ticket on the ipad thing sitting on top of the counter. They will call your number when it is your turn. You can request your butcher to cut up your meat in whatever way you want. I usually ask for chops to be sliced up to 2/3 inch thick. The parking area can get a tad chaotic so I recommend coming early in the morning. I do believe they are open at 6:30am. Ambiance: good vibes honestly :)

Empleados muy groseros, nadie te quiere ayudar y nadie sabe donde están las cosas. La gente que compra ahí, me ayudó a encontrar lo que estaba buscando y sabían más que los trabajadores. Las cajeras son unas groseras. Yo no sé qué pasa, entiendo que uno no quiera trabajar pero no manches toda la tienda es así ??? Que pasó? otras tiendas la bonitas me tratan muy bien pero esta me decepcionó.

I join earlier this year the rewards program from the bonita. To get offers and discounts on my groceries. Everything time I but something in put my phone number in the system. Last week I got an email saying free slice of tres leches cake for my bday. I stopped today and asked the cashier she said it takes it off automatically once you put your phone number in the system. I was surprised with my free big slice of cake and 3 dollars of my purchase. Thank you for this great rewards program and keeping it up to date. Great music always and great food options.

I enjoy shopping at this type of grocery store. Unfortunately, they don't have what I was looking for. More than likely, it is because of the time of year. I was looking for plants, i.e., parsley and mint. I remember going to La Bonita during summertime, and they were selling plant herbs. I like that they serve hot food. They have a small food court area where you can eat. Their produce and meat are priced competitively. I also go to this grocery store when I am craving for pastry ie tres leches. This specific location has a self checkout for quick and easy checkout.

DISCRIMINATION!!! I shop here all the time for my meat and fruit. Today, I went to buy chicken wings at the meat counter. MY number was 330 and a Latina's number was 331. My number was called, NO ONE approached me, after raising my hand and walking toward the counter, saying that I'm 330. They saw me and moved on to the Latina (331) and the guy looked me in my eye, held up his hand, and told me to WAIT!! EXCUSE ME?!?!?!?! My number was called first!! I was furious! I still made my purchase, called the store 8 times to speak to a manager and no answer!! This is so disappointing because I love this store. I can't believe this happened to me!!

They are only getting 2 stars because they have a hot food area which I have tried before and it's not too bad I love aguas Frescas too . Isa, a mom post on the Facebook group that produce was cheap at the Mexican markets decided to give it a go. I was not impressed by the small parking area which I struggle to find parking and apparently nobody looks back when they're pulling out and everybody walks in front of you and behind you. Then there is the carts none of them had a seat cover none so if you are shopping with babies their little butts just have to suffer during your shopping . Walked in looked at the produce and there was tons of nats around them some were rotten and others were way matured could not find a single avocado that wasn't mushy and those cucumbers 2 for $1 but they didn't look fresh at all and they sell them for the same price at sprouts and bigger all the way . I just walked out no point in buying any of it .

Fresh fruits and vegetables are plentiful. I buy my veggies there mangoes are sweet.

Love this place. Plenty of staff to help you. Large selection of fresh fruits and vegetables. Always shop here when needing bakery items for anything fresh. Meats are reasonably priced but I believe most is frozen. They have a deli that serves hot foods and salads. Also have a small food court with seating.

I am writing this review for my parents. They love shopping here due the the affordable prices but they have had bad experiences with customer service. My dad was using self check out on 6/14 @ 1:42 and was having issues checking out the vegetables so he proceded to get the attention of the attendant working the area a female and she just screamed at him to look at the screen to figure it out, she could not be bothered to walk over and help him out. Also my mom has had issues with a female employee that was extremely rude to her. Most employees are very helpful and kind but some are extremely rude and condescending. Management please do better and train all your employees to provide great customer service to everyone.

This is a new store in Henderson it is very clean I Think employees are still learning which is understandable in a new store I always buy my produce at la Bonita on Rainbow and always get pan dulce and tres leches cake when I was at the new Bonita in Henderson I was extremely disappointed at the tres leches cake it was very dry no leche at all and they used old fruit I will it be going back to this location

03SEP2022 7 P.M. visit The restaurant portion of their businesses is awesome! Picked up some Chile Verde ribs, and a burrito. Both of those items hit the spot. My children attacked my rice and beans which tells me they are that good. The lady that attended to me was very sweet. I wish I could have gotten her name. My daughter and I went to the ice cream section and the lady working there ignored us. We stood there for about five minutes and although she greeted us, she still ignored us trying to place an order, so we are boycotting their ice cream section. After that, we went to buy some sweets in store. We used the self checkout which made for a fast visit. Mixed feelings about this place as most sections are on point, yet one station was a miss. People tend to remember bad over good service.

I went to eat at the restaurant they had the food was pretty good. The workers that worked in the restaurant area had a really bad attitude. The costumer service was awful. Cashiers at the check out were super nice but I believe they should talk to the workers that worked at the restaurant area.

It's like entering a supermarket in Mexico or Spain!! Floors are clean. Workers wear clean and even festive uniforms. Meats, fruits/veggies and prepared items look fresh. **The food court area has wide spaced seating tables and a ton of freshly made food, snack, juice, plates, fruits and desserts. The fiesta music made me skip through the aisles. Kind of like a polka from what I know. Some items are not in English. A lot of interesting and surprising items for sale after I looked them up.

It's "pretty" great. La Bonita is a long-lived Mexican supermarket chain that semi-recently took over an old Albertsons location on the northwest corner of Green Valley and Sunset. As with other businesses in their niche, they have tended to offer great deals (at least as far as I've seen on their weekly ads). I finally visited them on this weekend. I went twice, actually. On the first visit, I picked up several bags of black beans ($1.19/lb for one of the brands) for my aunt and also found what I felt was a great deal on the tropical fruit rambutan ($1.99/lb) in the fruits/veggies region. Great stuff, right? When I tasted some of the fruit that night, I got a ton of complex, vaguely tropical flavor, especially in the morsels which didn't seem to be so free-stone. After enjoying the rambutans, I went back the next morning for more. The parking wasn't bad on Saturday afternoon, but it seemed easier on Sunday morning. The store seemed just as clean. While in a checkout line, I was pleasantly surprised to notice an employee waving us over to the ostensibly self-checkout lane (20 items or less, by the way), where she efficiently scanned everything for me. Considering the great deals on produce as well as the 2 lb/$1 chicken drumsticks which I had to forego this time, I will certainly keep my eye out for great grocery prices at La Bonita. This store isn't extremely accessible, but it isn't far at all from premium-er Trader Joe's and appears to offer a superior experience to competitors such as Cardenas on Tropicana just off 515.

A quien corresponda, Anteriormente he hecho varios pedidos en línea, pero esta vez, necesitaba artículos que no estaban disponibles en línea. Al llegar a la tienda, informé a la seguridad, que me preguntó si estaba haciendo un pedido de recogida en línea, que estaba recibiendo los dos artículos restantes que necesitaba. Cortésmente dijo que estaba bien. En el interior, me enfrenté a problemas imprevistos en el pago automático, con el sistema de pago fallando. De la nada escucho a alguien gritando mi nombre. Mientras miro hacia arriba, todavía esperando a que se procese mi pago. Me di cuenta de que el empleado intentaba entregar mi pedido en línea allí mismo y luego. Confundida, inmediatamente me sentí como si mi mamá me estaba ahí exigiéndome. A pesar de mi explicación, hubo una espera debido a problemas de procesamiento de pagos que me afectaron. Otros clientes también estaban teniendo problemas. El asistente de autoservicio hizo varias tareas para ayudar a todos a las misma vez, lo que de hecho Zoliada vio. Sin embargo, Zoliada expresó impaciencia y extrema molestia. A pesar de pagar cuatro dólares en efectivo para resolver el problema del pago, Zoliada insistió en una firma y mostró una actitud innecesaria diciendo que tiene otros clientes a los que tiene que atender. Aún así, paseé por el carrito que ella se negó a llevar a mi vehículo y puse todos los comestibles en mi propio vehículo. Cuando le pregunté si ayudaría, se quedó en silencio con el portapapeles esperando a que lo firmara. Miré a mi alrededor para ver si otros estaban estacionados para la recogida en línea. ¡NO HAY OTROS COCHES FUERA PARA RECOGER! Esta experiencia, marcada por el ridículo y la impaciencia, me ha llevado a decidir no comprar más en La Bonita. Recomiendo una formación integral para Zoliada y otros empleados, haciendo hincapié en la paciencia y el servicio centrado en el cliente. Con un nuevo competidor, Cárdenas, cerca, la comodidad ya no es el factor decisivo. Las mejoras son cruciales para retener a los clientes.

Normally I don't make a huge thing about supermarkets, but this brand new supermarket​, which opened less than a week ago is amazing! I haven't been a raving fan of their other locations, but THIS new spot is worth raving about. I love exploring ethnic food markets, especially Hispanic markets. This place has all the ingredients (canned, dried,​ etc.) you'd need to assemble a Mexican meal. Plus, it's super clean and well stocked with plenty of fresh fruits, veggies,​ and meats. The entire store is also VERY spacious, making it very easy to social distance. Check out their hot deli! I got a large container of menudo for something under $7.00. It was tasty and generously PACKED with mounds of tripe!! I only wished they had bones attached with all that cartilage​ goodness, but that's ok. This was still a 5-star item for the price. This isn't frozen stuff either. It's made fresh here daily. Don't forget to ask for the limes and chopped onions (nicely packaged in plastic bags) at the cashier. If you're having a bowl of menudo, you gotta pair that with some chunks of deep fried chicharrones. Ok, so that's my own made-up rule, but if you follow it, you'll be a happy camper! Find the freshly fried chicharrones at the butcher counter. They're nicely pre-packaged for at least four people and was only about $3.50. No, these aren't those small and super hard ones that'll likely lead​ you to your dentist with a chipped tooth. These were fresh with just the right amount of crunch and a bit of attached fat. I've been here two days in a row already. It's just the incentive I need to "slave" for hours making some of my favorite Mexican specialties​. To La Bonita: Great job. Please keep up the high standards here in the months and years to follow! TIPS: 1. There's a bakery inside where a worker will get your items FOR you, even though the section was originally designed for self-service. 2. Lots of candies and cookies that you'd find in Mexico are sold here. 3. Find a small selection of decorative and traditional, yet inexpensive Mexican tableware here too.

I wanted to check this place out to see what it was all about. I wasn't really impressed. I found their prices kinda high. It was crowded & they were not limiting on how many people they were allowing in here during the Corona pandemic. I felt since I went in I needed to buy something.....lol I picked up a couple of lemons that were huge & some cucumbers. The prices for these were actually a steal. They have a little cafe with a seating area that serves food. I don't think I will be going back here unless I'm looking for something specific that I can only find in this market. I would have taken more pictures but they had a sign out front that told customers "NO PHOTOS" allowed.

Moldy veggies and fruits Their fruits and vegetables are not fresh they always have mold and there's still trying to sell them like that.

May 10, 2022 - I was so happy when they opened up this store location. Strange to say, I know, but, I feel at home in this store, it's comfortable/comforting. It may also be the fact that when it was Albertsons I was always here shopping. I can always find what I need here as well as what I don't. Even if I don't always get desserts, I still enjoy looking in the Bakery section, everything is so pretty and yummy looking. I also like going on the Butcher section in the back. So many different things that inspire me to want to create something different and new for dinner for my family. My son loves Street Tacos, so what did mom feel like making? Yup, I made Street Tacos. I did have a Beef Chorizo roll at home. I left the store with Tortillas, Cilantro, Avacados, Mangoes, Red Onions, Corn, Limes, grabbed 3 More Beef Chorizo Rolls and a Marinated Flank Steak. Let me tell you best Street Tacos Ever! Thank you for being my Dinner Inspiration tonight! As always head on down for groceries, check out the delicious bakery, stop at the juice bar and get some great inspiration!

The music is always very loud, a lot of noise in the store when they say the numbers, the butcher can hardly hear you because of the loud music, just 1

The foods always good . And the price is reasonable too . Taste better then mariana even though we have to drive more far but worth it

One of the nicest Mexican grocery markets I've been to. We come here to get our tostada shells, fresh veggies, and carne asada. Also discovered Chamoy Popsicles at this place. Super stoked that they're opening another location even closer to where we live (Stephanie and Sunset).

I really enjoy the selection of meat, produce and canned goods they have here. The prices are great and food has always been fresh. However, after multiple very bad interactions at the meat counter with the employees i'll be driving the extra time to go to another market. I'm not fluent in spanish but i know enough to order one pound of carne asada. The first time i went the men at the counter kept skipping over my number while laughing because they assumed i didn't know what 24 was in spanish, given my appearance. The second time i went the lady kept pointing at all the meat around the carne asada with a smirk on her face like she didn't understand me. Then what im assuming went off on me in her language, at that point i couldn't keep up, so i walked away. Given, my accent isn't great but i'm still making the effort in two different languages. It's just unfortunate and makes me feel stupid for trying to make the effort of patching the language barrier. It's really too bad getting bullied at a grocery store that is close to my house and i've given a lot of business to.

Being from California, we shop at all types of markets; Korean, Mexican, Japanese....etc, it's a melting pot! for some reason, this market has some of the rudest employees. They just straight treat me like crap. They do have really great deals on fruits/veggies and really good meats. Unfortunately, they make me feel so uncomfortable being there that I probably won't return. They will speak full Spanish to me and when i reply in Spanish...they speak English. It's like...wow, really uncomfortable. I hesitated to even post this but I think management should know. Why we can't we all just be nice to one another?! Luckily, Henderson is opening a New Mexican market near me so I'll give that one a shot since this one doesn't seem to care for my patronage. The reason I didn't give one star is because they do actually have good prices and quality items in case you were wondering.

The only thing we buy here are fruit and vegetables. Everything else is way overpriced. Came home with several bags and I was standing over the counter and a bug jumped off the bag landing on the counter. I squished it then checked it out and it was a bed bug. We now have an infestation and I'm sure it came from there. My husband never pays attention and if one can travel I'm sure more did. The little bit of money I saved there has been sucked up plus on sprays mattress and pillow covers.

Amazing market with variety and value. I've read a few other reviews and I'm shocked people have had any kid of negative experience at La Bonita. I shop here 2-3 times a week for the past 3 years and speak no Spanish whatsoever. Every single time, workers are friendly, polite, and helpful. A smile goes along way... just saying. Also, I legitimately got all this produce in the picture for less than $10. Like, who the heck wouldn't shop here?!

Employees are poor customer service now. Before rainbow and flamingo location is bad customer service and dirty. The green valley was clean and nice employees. Today I bought one box of cucumber. Cashier didn't know how many cucumbers in one box. She call the supervisor but she doesn't know either. She call to produce department and come to the cashier and let him count. The good thing is cucumbers are really bad. I didn't check it before. One of the guy was count and I chose the good cucumbers and just put it away the bad cucumbers. After I count I told cashier it is 48 cucumbers. She didn't see I put the bad cucumbers away. I mean wasting the customer time for counting cucumbers. Just count them front of us. Very easy things. After I told her 48 but she said produce guy said 50 something. I showed her I rejected the bad cucumbers. And she still call someone to count it . She can count and put them in the box but she didn't want to count and call somebody to count . Cucumbers are not fresh also. That's why I told her I dun want it anymore. Really bad ppl transfer from rainbow to green valley .

I visited La Bonita Supermarket for the first time last week. Even though I read some negative reviews, I had a good experience. It's located in a shopping center on the corner of Sunset & Green Valley Parkway. It was a busy shopping day but I found parking adjacent to the store. I checked out all the different departments & purchased some fresh fruit & vegetables which were less expensive than in my neighborhood grocery store. They have a large selection of fish & I purchased some filets, also very reasonably priced. They have an in-house bakery & deli. They have a variety of Mexican food & you can eat in the store as many shoppers were doing or take dishes to go. My cashier smiled & was friendly. Of course pretty much everyone speaks Spanish but they also spoke English. I would shop there again especially for fish, shrimp & vegetables. It was a good experience for me!

Really great quality of food and great prices. I love the deli and fresh hot food. The employees are very helpful when you need something with the wide range of options. Forgot the agua Fresca to replenish you during a hot day in the city.

Great Mexican market with low prices on fruit and produce. Stopped by this store and was impressed by the quantity of fresh fruit. Prices were lower than the bay area and most parts of the store was clean. Would definitely stop by whenever in Vegas and shopping for fruits and produce. Didn't grab anything from the bakery but looked good.

BRAND NEW GROCERY STORE I think the added stress of a new store along with the Wuhan virus pandemic makes it most challenging for employees. Of course there was a queue to get into the store. Armed security presumably assures no meltdown from waiting. Amazingly we found everything on our shopping list and then some. LoL. We even enjoyed several combo plates at their food court. At the end we spent $90.

I went here to get limes, tequila, soda water and agave. Nobody knew what I was asking for when I asked where the agave was. Luckily there is a Trader Joe's near by that has agave. The dollar tree has ice if you need it too.

The first thing I noticed when I walked into La Bonita is that everyone was wearing a mask. Hooray!! I am giving a lot of love to the businesses who enforce a mask policy. They have fantastic sales! Today we bought 4lbs it likes for $1, 4 mangos for $1, 3 avocados for $1, and some spices for $0.89. I love their sales! Also the supermarket is VERY big and spacious, which is great during this pandemic so that we can keep our distance. The employees were very kind and helpful while we were using the self checkout. I can't wait to come back again!

Saturday 12/2023 my family and I visit la bonita henderson green valley honestly the worst costumer service ever given employees are not friendly specially the cashiers I never feel welcome I visit there carnicería and the guy was really rude I ask for longaniza after he pack it I ask can I see it and the employee will not let the bag go!!! he make me feel extremely uncomfortable I left the store I will never visit this store again I Will never recommend it to my family or friends no body looks happy to work there all cashiers are rude and never ask if everything was ok during your visit dont even said hello not my first time there eithe!!!!! all the owner will possibly said about this is he will pass it along store managers which they won't do anything definitely not a Mexican store feels different. NOT RECOMMENDE!!!! RUDE MANAGERS AND EMPLOYEES!!!! In general employees won't stay quiet they keep arguing with costumer about anything I wish I have more time to said more!!!

Every time I buy the little avocados from this place they are rotten inside. It's terrible and anytime you call they never answer the phones never none of their stores answer their phones. Terrible customer service, and look at these avocados it's not so great getting great prices and then the product as shit !!! thing

Don't use this store, they steal from you when you order delivery!! Waited two extra hours and then the driver steals your order and they say it's not our fault. They picked the delivery company not me!!!

This review it's for the ladies working in the creme/ cheese section. Went today with my mom to get prepared carnitas and some ribs. The ribs were super dry my mom asked if they could put more sauce on it so they were going to put the sauce on first and then weigh it. How is that right ? Weight them first and then put the sauce cause they're so dry is the logic thing to do. Hopefully GM talks to them. Left with some dry ribs. Plus I know watches aren't allowed when your handling food both workers were wearing one.

If you want inexpensive produce, fresh ceviche, and the most delicious selection of freshly baked goods you've ever seen, look no further! I'm always surprised by the sales they have on produce, 6 cucumbers for $1?? 2 heads of lettuce for $1?? My husband and I will come here, shop for 3 weeks of food, and walk out paying around $40-60. Some of the produce you have to use quickly or else it will go bad, but it is so inexpensive that it's so worth it. I just got a spaghetti squash for 69¢/LB, usually you find them for no less than 99¢/LB! The staff is always super friendly and helpful, the bathrooms are always very clean, and the music is actually pretty good haha! And while you're here, take a moment to watch their La Bonita commercials on the TV, I don't know who makes them but they're actually pretty funny I try to shop exclusively at smaller grocery stores and this one is definitely my favorite!