Smith’s Food & Drug Stores

Smiths = Vons LOL
I never heard about this grocery store until I moved here, my grandma raved about the prices and getting gas here but I wasn’t sold because it seemed just as expensive as Vons and I was right LOL
I went in last week for the first time, my grandma sent me to get her a few items. One item in particular I really liked was their Natural brand of ground turkey, she made me sliders with it and OMG, it was so moist and delicious, nothing like Jennie O!
This store is gigantic! Ton’s of selection to choose from, luckily when I went to get more ground turkey it was on sale for $ 3.50 I think normally its $ 6.00! Yes I know its «all natural» but geez.
The good part about this store was that they had everything that my grandma needed on her list which made me a happy camper because pleasing my grandma is not easy! LOL! Customer service is just whatever, I usually do the self checkout but my grandma gave me a raincheck ticket for her coffee creamer so I had to get in line.
I’d probably just come back for the ground turkey when its on SALE! LOL! Also it’s in the same shopping center as my favorite popcorn place ^_​_​^

Husband made a purchase while I waited and asked the older lady in the casino portion where Starbucks was located, she offered me a cup of coffee, that I gladly accepted and it meant alot that she was just so kind and gracious.

I have always had great service here… and with a smile. My experiences have been very good. I prefer to shop there.

Having recently moved here from the UK I had to find a grocery store I liked. I think I found it!
Staff are friendly, happy to help at any time. The place is clean, food is laid out well and fresh food I have bought has been good.
The location is really good for me with other amenities in the same marketplace.
The iOS app is also pretty sweet and let’s me scan my items I want in my shopping list.
Great store!

I used to live on Eastern/​215 so I would always visit the local walmart for everything I need (except meat& seafood), walmart was just soo convenient for me since they have a money center & all other things so I don’t have to store hop. So when I moved to the district on green valley/​215 I was a little torn that walmart wasn’t 2 minutes away anymore although it’s not far. This Smith’s is more convenient now for me, has WAYYY better produce/​meats/​seafood & also have bill pay & western union! I can’t load money on my cards but I guess I’ll go out of my way to visit walmart down the road, but that’s ALL I’m going for. SMITH’S & Whole foods are now my local markets. Less than a minute away! I’m happy.

This is the worst grocery store I’ve been to as far as service. I make a point to avoid this smiths at all costs. Every time I visit I’ve had some type of issue. I’ve come home twice now with missing items. I went to the guest services to get a money order and with one other person in front of me it took almost 30 minutes because the lady at the counter was inefficient and slow. Another occasion I went to return the carpet cleaner stood there for 15 minutes as store clerks walked past and said nothing. Finally had someone show up where there should be someone at all times. Then he could not find my order from the day before until the lady went through it with me and I showed her which order receipt was mine. The girls could not read the handwriting from the previous day. They are inconsistent with their smiths card services, and have come home twice now with missing items or bags. The quality of employees simply lack a sense of customer service and business 101. Checking out at smiths has been a hassling experience too many times. Will go to trader joes or sprouts instead

I love this Smiths. It’s like the TV show Cheers when I come in I’m always greeted by my first name the staff is friendly and go out of their way to help me find all the little things that I need. In addition the sales are great this year I saved over a thousand

I have been shopping in this particular location since I have moved to Henderson, NV. I have NEVER been so humiliated until today. The customer service manager named Lynne B. was RUDE and UNPROFESSIONAL. I am disappointed to see a good company raised such a disgraceful employee. I hope this matter will be resolved as soon as possible!

The Sushi here is awesome. Fresh and colorful. I was tired of the purple tuna you get at the all you can eat restaurants. If you want quick sashimi, nigiri, or some great rolls I suggest you pick up a pack here.

My favorite location, and Lanis. The store manager is so sweet!
I used to work for Lanis at a different location and she runs her stores so well and everything is always so clean and fresh!
Everything in this store is easy to find, and if you can’t find it there is always someone willing to help.
Checkout lines are fast and easy! Baggers are quick and know what they are doing, parking lot is never filled with carts.

When we Unilocal,we often reach out to the community online and offline to share the coolest restaurants. How about Unilocaling about the businesses that sell us the ingredients when we become the chef? The local supermarket. And without further ado I will Unilocal my local Smith’s in the Pebble Marketplace.
The Pebble Marketplace Smith’s is an upbeat supermarket with a clean salesfloor loaded with bargens. Regardless that the supermarket is modern, the powers to be at their parent company Kroger’s keep putting money into the supermarket. Recently a major redurbishment resulted in a health food aisle with bulk food, frozen foods doors that illuminate when you get nearer, a more customer friendly layout and more upbeat interior. Not that this Smith’s was downbeat a few months ago. Above this upbeat sal lesfloor, the tunes of the rock n roll era subconsciously encourage shoppers to stroll and spend $.
The prices and selection give their sister company Food 4 Less and the goliath from Bentonville a run for their money. Last March, I wrote an investigative review comparing this Smith’s to the shabby looking Food 4 Less at Green Valley Parkway and Warm Springs Road two miles up the highway with the conclusion that the prices were similar. When an item goes on sale at Smith’s, the prices rock. For example Kettle Chips are $ 2.68 at Walmart where they are on sale for $ 2 at Smith’s. A Healthy Choice frozen dinner is on sale for $ 2. Every aisle features items that are competitive to the supermarket discount leaders.
When I shop, the olfactory experience is important. When I shop here, I could smell the bakery items, the produce, and the seafood. I never smell anything gross.
For the most part the employees appreciate their customers. With over 70 check-​ins here, I have haf friendly check-​out experiences. A friendly cashier has rang up my order oftentimes with a bagger speeding up the process. This is a major advantage over Food 4 Less where you bag your own groceries. In the customer service department, this Smith’s does fall short of excellence. There have been far too many times when I wanted to buy a money order when the machine was supposedly down. Exhausted, I just don’t want to be directed to drive to the Smith’s at the 215 and Valley Verde. On the same token, it is annoying to walk to customer service to have to wait for somebody. So, there is room for improvement at the customer service counter.
When I review supermarkets, I take convenience into consideration. The supermarket is the star of a team where the shopping center tenants are team members. Pebble Marketplace is a winning team. This Smith’s is in a convenient location. It shares the shopping center with four banks, with a US Bank inside, Starbuck’s, Wendy’s, and other establishments. Driving back from Green Valley Ranch or the 215, it is an oversized Seven Eleven. It is never crazy busy. And at night, parking is convenient. The street lighting is kind of din. The biggest convenience is that I rarely encounter out-​of-​stock items.
With over 70 check-​ins here, I am clearly a fan of this Smith’s. It is upbeat, their prices are gentle on the wallet, and it is convenient. My check-​ins here will most likely continue.

Having shopped at other Smith locations before, this is my favorite so far. It’s location is awesome, since it is in a plaza with countless other things a wandering shopper could need.
The layout of this store makes a lot more sense then the one on Sunset and the interior/​exterior is a lot more inviting and pleasant. They also have smaller shopping carts unlike the sister store on Sunset, which makes me all kinds of happy. The meat section is decent and not all that sketchy. I take my meat shopping seriously since it’s about 80%, of what I eat.
The only downside to the store is that it doesn’t have the make your own peanut butter or almond butter machines that the sister branch on Sunset has. At least not that I could find.

As a FLorida transplant, I would compare Smith’s to Publix Supermarkets. They are above average quality and maintain clean supermarkets. The staff are always pleasant and polite.
The three-​star rating for this store stems mainly from the lack of selection (with certain products like yogurt) compared to the nearby Smith’s on Sunset.

Their sales are usually great, but since I started shopping there three weeks ago I’ve had nothing but issues when using the self checkout. First my money was getting stuck inside their machine, then the other day it kept saying that my card was being processed. I love self checkouts, but what good are they if they don’t work?

Been to a lot of Smith in Las Vegas this one is nice. No people with not hanging out harassing me when I go to my car asking me for money. I like this on will be back soon.

This location has always been one of my favs. I shopped here a lot when I live in Henderson before and now I am shopping here once again now that I am back. This store reminds me of what I miss about my Summerlin Smith’s on Hualapai and Tropicana.
I love the fact that it is very comfortable to shop and very clean. I love the atmosphere as well. The other location that I shop just off of Sunset and Green Valley Parkway I try to dash in and out on a mission, as with this one, I feel relaxed to just cruise the aisles and discover gems on sale.
Just today I walked over to the sushi bar and there weren’t any vegetarian rolls. Well, they made me a fresh batch as I shopped. That there is awesomeness!
At the end of the day, this is the location of choice within my area. Employees are great, selection is great, prices are the best and loving how clean it is. Not my Summerlin store but this is as close as it gets, at least so far. I have another to explore near Gibson, I believe.

Eh it’s your usual grocery story. I like shopping organic, hard to do here but they do have a small selection of things I like.
The great thing about this store is their sushi dept! They have a great new group of people that also own their own catering company. It’s good s**t!
Next time I’m in there I’m going to ask the Sushi guys the name of their company so I can give them a proper review instead of reviewing them VIA Smiths.
They’re located in the deli department and they make almost everything to order. After trying a sample of their «Crazy Mango Roll» I was pleasantly surprised at this «Grocery Store Sushi» I think they jumped on an opportunity instead of opening their own store. Opening your own business can get very expensive.
You can tell that they’re professionals. If you’re ever in the area stop by there! They offer free samples every day! They’re proud of their super-​ushi-​sushi!

Near work and the yoga studio I work out at, so I am here quite a bit.
I like Smith’s. The experience here is usually pleasant (despite getting eyeballed everytime I use self checkout). The layout is easy to manage and makes locating stuff easy.
I’ve never been blown away by their customer service, but they’ve never offended me either.

Okay, so I don’t actually shop here for groceries (unless other stores don’t have what I need, usually nori). I come for the sushi.
No, I’m not kidding. And no, I’m not coming here for crappy, flavored fake crab wrapped in rice. Next to the deli, there is a sushi counter. It’s an honest-​to-​God sushi «deli». They have oodles of delicious rolls, all made absolutely fresh. I’ve also been informed that the chefs will customize a roll or build whatever you want. The company is called «Hybrid Sushi» and they don’t lie. While they have your traditional California and Rainbow rolls, they also do things like put french-​fried onions on their crunchy rolls. They debuted a new «Spicy Shimp» roll yesterday… it was amazing! I highly, highly recommend this place!
Anyway, to get there, I walk through their gorgeous produce department and smell the yummy smells emanating from the bakery. The store seems clean and organized. The staff tends to leave something to be desired, but if you use the lovely self check-​out, you can minimize interaction with the grumps who get to work in a grocery store :)

Clean organized and the produce section is AWESOME.
I have been here on a few occasions and have been pleased each time. The only area that I would say needs some special attention is the meat department. They are always missing ground Turkey meat (weird). They keep their beer refrigerated for those that like a cold one after a hard day.
The wive section is really large and is conveniently located next to the fine cheeses and funny shaped crackers :)