Gourmet Grocery Stores in Las Vegas

Shop Mario's Westside Market, El Super, Palengke, and more specialty grocers across Vegas. Find authentic Asian, Filipino, Latin, Indian, and gourmet.

Vegas Authority

Updated Sep 5, 2026 · Published May 26, 2021 · 2 min read

1. Mario's Westside Market

Interior of a grocery store with a glass meat and seafood counter, a "Fresh Meat" sign, and blue-and-white checkered floors.

At Mario's Westside Market, you can find familiar Southern treats. The variety extends to different items like desserts, condiments, and spices. Anyone looking to make a flavorful, traditional Southern dish can find gems like Blackburn Made Syrups, Old Bay seasoning, Glory Food's canned vegetables, Tampico spices, and more. This is a different experience from what conventional grocery stores offer.

2. Palengke Oriental Market

Storefront of Palengke, a building with red lettering and black signs reading "Seafood," "Oriental Market," and

Palengke Oriental Market is a predominantly Filipino outlet stocking food items from the Philippines. It's a great place to shop for unique Asian food commodities. Tourists form a significant fraction of the customer base in this outlet. Still, you're likely to see a few locals browsing the aisles as well.

3. El Super

Grocery store aisle with a curved deli case, stacked Powerade cases, and a yellow 99 cent sign.

From the name, you might guess that this is a Latin-inspired store. El Super stocks a wide variety of food and grocery items for the ultimate Latino experience. You can find fresh produce, meats, pan dulce, tres leches cakes, and other desserts from the fresh bakery section. People from all cultures shop here in large numbers, and it's one of the most famous grocery stores on the list, having three outlets in Vegas alone.

4. 168 Market

The 168 Market storefront under a clear blue sky, with cars and a white van parked out front.

168 Market is another diverse store where buyers can find many Asian foods and ingredients. Among the items sold here are vegetables, fresh meats, seafood, fruit, spices, pastries, and more. There is a stand for boba, and freshly baked goods are available as well.

5. Japan Mini Mart

Storefront of a Japan Mini Mart with a green sign reading "Japan" and a window sign listing grocery and video rental.

Japan Mini Mart has a more extensive choice of Japanese goods than you'll find in many other Asian markets. As an added advantage, buyers can find Japanese movies to rent out on DVDs.

6. Namaste India Market

Dusk view of the green-and-red Namaste Plaza storefront, with a shopper pushing a cart and cars parked out front.

Namaste India Market targets buyers from India and Nepal. Anyone can shop here if looking to try something new or trying out an Indian recipe that requires exotic ingredients. The main items on sale are Indian spices and groceries and several unique commodities from Nepal.

7. Artisanal Foods

Wall shelves stocked with bottled oils and vinegars, jarred goods, canned foods, and boxed specialty products in a store.

Artisanal Foods mainly focuses on rare gourmet food ingredients, which are difficult to find. This is the store to go if looking for caviar, seafood, truffles, and more. The prices are also relatively affordable.

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