Albertsons

The produce is great
And the cashiers are wonderful. Just wish dairy would listen and bring back the albertson brand chocolate milk. Try it! It is way better than «tru» moo. I never trust products that try to say they are real but can’t spell!

The store looks great but if you’re used to the lower prices offered elsewhere, this place is an unpleasant surprise. Amy’s Enchiladas are well into the $ 5.00 range ($ 4.99 is my limit even though I could live on this stuff), and some of the produce is twice as high as places like Cardenas, who sell high quality produce affordable. I’ll only come here if I can’t get to another, lower priced store.

This place makes me feel at home. Like Texas, it is awesome. Fresh produce, clean, friendly staff, major variety., healthier options. Just can’t get any better and it’s right around the corner. And you could get a quick bite right outside.

Steer clear of the pharmacy, Noor gives HORRENDOUS customer service. He likes to fight and be confrontational, no matter what!!!

I have kind of exclusively shopped at this Albertson’s since it opened, because I am literally so close. I have mixed reviews over the years.
There produce section has gotten better and continues to get much better often. They have expanded all of their produce offerings and have included more organic. So I give them good check marks for produce.
It is the expired stuff on shelves that bother me. Absolutley check expiration dates. I so often find expired stuff at this store. Not expired by a day or so, but expired for a week or weeks or month. Today I discovered a greek yogurt dip in their upscale cheese section with a 5÷15÷15 expiration date. I always bring it to the attention of a staff member, but I feel that you have to be like a hawk with checking dates at this store.
The staff could not be nicer. From the Noor in the pharmacy to the countless clerks who seem to like their jobs and exude positivity for the most part.
I think the store continues to evolve as the population in this area continues to build new homes and welcome new residents in the area.

I love our local Albertsons! They have been working hard to improve the service and it shows. Many of the checkers are so kind and helpful they truly try to connect with each person who comes through their aisle. When I was ill my husband went there to buy medicine and one of the employees went out of their way to help. We were both grateful for the help! They are always asking if you need help to the car, I normally say no but one day I wasn’t feeling well and my arm hurt and I took them up on the offer. I was thankful they offered and tried to give a tip but the employees said no and that they are paid extra to help customers to the car. This store may not be perfect but it’s right up there for the effort they take with their patrons!

I love this Albertson’s. They did recently move everything around again, where they had all of the gluten free stuff on one aisle before, but now it’s mixed and matched. I know how the grocery side works, and I’m willing to bet it’s to get more eyeballs on other items.
Never had an issue with this place, fresh veggies, fresh fruits, and quality is pretty awesome in general. If anything, the only thing is that it’s a smaller store so the stock is fairly limited if they carry the item (speaking only to shelved items).

I love this place. Close location and on my way to work. Staff is very helpful and always on point! Their fruit is better instead of other local grocery stores! Lines are fast

For the most part I do my shopping here but I do need to go to Smiths for deli meats. I think the Boars Head brand that Albertsons doesn’t carry is far superior to the line that Albertsons does carry. Their bakery department is also on the small side. Their meat is ok; the fish never looks so great and I don’t like their buy one get one free chicken deal because all they do is mark up the price of the chicken breasts to be twice that of Smiths so all you are doing is paying the same price. But the store is fairly clean and I will be back.

I don’t do any major shopping at this store but since moving into the area in 2011, I do find myself stopping here quite often mostly for sushi and their buy one get two meat sales. I preferred the set up before they were bought out. Since I only buy a couple items at a time I miss self check out. I also miss the sushi chefs being on premises. Now it seems they come in the mornings, prepare the rolls and leave. They are there on the weekends and take special request. Unlike Smith’s they now charge tax on these items whereas they did not before. Store employees are always friendly and helpful.
I also use the pharmacy for convenience which most times it is not. More than once I have called in using their automated system to refill a prescription only to get to the store and find out it’s not ready and they had to order it. This last time not even an apology from the associate. They need to have a system in place to let customers know that items are not ready if that is the case. Lesson learned. I will now call and verify before I bother to waste my time going to the store, standing in line and then being told it’s not ready.

First time to this particular store and just stopped in for 2 produce item. Produce section was small-​ish but things seemed fresh and well stocked. Check-​out was slow. No express line and a too much chatting between checker and customer with a long line. (I’m all for friendly chats but when you are done checking someone out and there’s six people behind the person you just helped… it’s a bit much)

There is a Sprouts opening up on Sahara and Hualapai and I just cannot wait because I am so tired of going to Albertsons when I’m short on time. 8 out of ten times I get jerked. This time I found habanero peppers and red onions on my receipt and I didn’t purchase those items. The last time my items were ringing up at a higher price than advertised but mostly because they’re overpriced SMH.

This applies to all the albersons:
I honestly don’t get why people shop here.
Its not terrible but, the prices… Don’t get me wrong I’ve been known to get expensive groceries at times but, not when I could get the exact same items for way less.
Its like Vons with Whole Foods Prices.

This store is only good if you need like one or 2 items. It is very overpriced and the staff here are very rude.
They also have a problem with MANY expired items especially in the meat department and Dairy department. Make sure to check the dates.
The staff are never happy here. So they are always rude and ready to pick a fight over any little thing.

Took a lot crap from a female checker who was manning the self serve check out line. I shop here all the time and this is the first time I’ve been treated like this. Never saw this person before at this store and wish I never had because she had a piss-​poor attitude and acted like she was doing me a favor.
Albertsons management please take note of this. This person was working on 4÷28÷13 at around 12 noon.

Good place to run to if you need stuff and don’t feel like paying hotel prices for at the Red Rock. Groceries are reasonably priced and they have everything you need. However, the store is very cluttered — they could probably use about another 4,000 square feet. But that’s just me and my huge American ass speaking.

This store is okay. They have what you need, but maybe not always for the best deal. At times I feel like the aisles here are too crowded.

The worst thing that I could write about this Albertson’s, is that there is no Albertson’s like it in my neighborhood.
This store is gorgeous. And I enjoyed my time here. Shopping in a supermarket that feels more like shopping in a botique, in my opinion, merits the higher prices. For crying out loud, the overhead lighting at frozen foods looks like something in the Bellagio. The east vestibule looks grand with the sound of a waterfall at a tiny water fountain.
Being the coffee fan that I am, I appreciated seeing Starbuck’s. And this one has sufficient tables.
If this Albertson’s was in my neighborhood, I could see myself spending higher prices to shop in a gorgeous supermarket.

This Albertsons has a better beer selection than any other in Vegas I’ve visited. The beer section is split up into two parts and the small beer section has more unique microbrews. All cold, which is one of my complaints about Total Wine. Most of the beer is warm at Total Wine.
The layout of this store is a little squirrely, making things hard to find. But definitely a good place to go for unique, cold beer.

I shop at a different Albertsons generally, but I do stop here often for the Starbuck’s outlet. This is also my Sunday distance spot for riding my bike, and I stop for my Starbucks and to buy the LA TImes. I enjoy the coffee on the large patio area, and then I ride home with the Times hanging from the handle bars.
It wouldn’t be Sunday without this stop!