By Rosario Perez on July 31, 2026 Verified by Google

It's small which I loved. Not the tiniest in certain sections but its something im familiar with working in retail myself, people dont know how keep things a certain way and just toss things wherever they land. It was my first time, prices where nice, saved on items I normally pay more for which means i can buy a little more on junk for when the craving hit. I plan on doing some more shopping there again. Overall, It's really nice.

By Yvette Roo on June 15, 2026 Verified by Google

What a difference from opening day it was so vibrant sadly it’s looking like it’s being let down dirty everything out of its place 1 cashier open even though there’s more people working trash on the floor inside & out shelves looking a mess & not kept up with so sad oh & something is wrong with their ac or insulation because they’re was hot spots inside the store definitely not good when they have food 🫠

By Eric Unbekannt on May 10, 2026 Verified by Google

Americans are really funny. Just the comment about "...you have to return the shopping cart yourself" is ridiculous. Yes, of course! It has to do with decency and order! And yes, in Germany EVERYONE packs their own goods into bags or shopping carts. The laziness of some people is truly boundless...

By Rose Hillburn on March 21, 2026 Verified by Google

I love shopping at Aldi, especially their produce and dairy section. However bathroom tissue is a little pricy. I mainly go there for their seafood boil ($9) per bag and their crab legs(about $24). Very good pricing. Store is always clean and staff very friendly.

By Tom I on April 26, 2025 Verified by Google

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!