Cardenas Markets

Moved from Chicago and thought Cardenas were family and minority owned. Turns out it's owned by an investment firm (not local or family owned whatsoever). I'm finally writing a review now that Cardenas cheese was linked to the listeria outbreak that killed two people (to be fair whole foods cheese was also affected). Makes so much sense now why my husband has the death sh*Ts and vomited after having the prepared rice from the grab and go section. I Thank God he recovered from the food poisoning but will never patron this place and make sure to tell others. Fortunately, there's other options for REAL authentic flavors and foods from Latin America. I stumbled upon La Bonita (actually family and minority owned) and Marianas (same). Se mudó de Chicago y pensó que Cárdenas era propiedad de una familia y minorías. Resulta que es propiedad de una empresa de inversión (de ninguna manera local o familiar). Finalmente estoy escribiendo una reseña ahora que el queso Cárdenas estaba relacionado con el brote de listeria que mató a dos personas (para ser justos, el queso de alimentos integrales también se vio afectado). Tiene mucho sentido ahora por qué mi marido tiene las mierdas de la muerte y vomitó después de comer el arroz preparado de la sección de llevar. Gracias a Dios que se recuperó de la intoxicación alimentaria, pero nunca visitará este lugar y me aseguraré de contárselo a los demás. Afortunadamente, hay otras opciones para sabores y comidas auténticas REALES de América Latina. Me topé con La Bonita (en realidad propiedad de una familia y minoría) y Marianas (lo mismo).

Upgrading to 4 stars from 3:1. Their small loaves of bread is really yummy (better than La Bonita down the road!).2. They have wheat tortillas!3. Some items are lower in prices, you would have to shop and compare. 4. The various self check out staff are very friendly and helpful. 5. parking is never an issue as they have a huge lot.

I love this place.Prices are great. And food is excellent. They have pre marinated carne asada which is amazing. I'm a white dude and I've never been able to get the marinade right on my own. This place has it down. Sometimes there are sketchy activities going on in the parking lot so just keep an eye out.

I had a big smile on my face walking around Cardenas Markets that one of the friendly staff asked if I liked the place. I said, "I love it! It makes me happy!" You'll find a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables with the best price. I've never been to a much more affordable place for fresh produce anywhere else in Vegas. It's also the only place I've been that sells banana leaves for rice cakes, tamales, etc! It's clean, bright, spacious and very organized. I thoroughly enjoyed browsing through different kinds of spices, corn chips, marinated meats, sauces, drinks, beans, etc. You can also get authentic and ready to eat Mexican food at Cocina. You can also to eat there. The bakery is amazing! You can get Mexican sweet breads, cakes, flans, and freshly made tortillas. Check Cardenas Markets out hungry folks!

Nice, clean store that has a bakery and homemade tortilla/xhips. The produce area has the basics, not really a big selection, but doable. The meat selection is good with fair pricing. Much better prices than local grocery stores, like Smiths. There's self checkout kiosks, it's easy to use. Perfect for a quick in and out shopping.

So glad they open one closer to Summerlin area. Place is big and have big selection of products. They have a cooked food area- with tacos, chicken, salsa, ceviche. They make tortillas as well. There is a tamales station - both sweet and savory. Good selection of bread and cakes. Their produce and vegetables are cheaper than regular markets and fresh. Like their meat and poultry areas. Place is big and clean. May need more help.

Loved this a new location that opened. I was just passing by from getting gas at Sam's near there. You walk in, very clean love the music that is playing. They were stocked up with everything. I loved how they had a tamale area (all fresh and very hot) I should've took more home but I only grabbed a green chile with chicken and a sweet corn. I forgot pictures:( but the sweet corn was a fat on nice and delicious. Both were very delicious. I got apples as well and two pan dulce. All they had were fast check out, from what I overheard the cashiers never showed up. I was going to buy the beef, the small size 1ib that was a roll they all expired on the 24th :( and it's the 31 January -1st of February. I let someone know but not sure if they cared why I gave a 3 stars. Hopefully no one gets sick. Overall it's a cute store

First review of the new Year!So, I recently checked out this brand new store in town, and let me tell you, it was quite impressive. First things first, the cleanliness was on point. The floors were spotless, shelves neatly organized, and there wasn't a speck of dust in sight. It created a pleasant shopping environment where everything felt fresh and inviting. Secondly, their selection was pretty decent. While it may not have been the biggest store around, they had a good variety of products that covered all the essentials. Whether you needed groceries or household items, they seemed to have you covered. Finally, let's talk about prices. They weren't overly high but also didn't blow me away with discounted deals either - just what you'd expect in a typical store. Overall, I'd say it's worth stopping by for your day-to-day needs with its orderly ambiance and satisfactory offerings for reasonable prices.

This was my first time in a Latin American supermarket, so I was wide eyed and excited about all of the amazing offerings. Immediately as you walk in, the aromas tantalize you! There are fresh juice options (agua frescas and horchatas) and hot bar options. I could easily spend a good half hour just meandering right by the entrance. But I had a whole store to explore! As you curve through the store, there's the all the fresh produce, hot tamales, fresh salsas, ceviches, BREADS and pastries, candy, tortilleria, area with fresh cheeses, and meats, and seafood. They also have an easy self service register, so check out was too easy! We left with some bread, bimbuñuelos, horchata, but we can't wait to come back and try everything!

Stopped here on my lunchbreak. Work around the corner. Being from L.A. it's very hard to find good tamales. I finally found my spot. These tamales were the moist and favorable I've tasted in a while. Reminds me of home. Will be back. Please go get you some before I take them all